Samsung RF510-S01 Review

Samsung RF510-S01
In the event you’re available in the market for an affordable mainstream pocket book that can plow by way of your multimedia and productivity workload, put the Samsung RF510-S01 on the high of your list. For slightly below $900, you get Core i5 processing energy, speedy USB 3.zero connectivity, and above-common graphics performance. Just don't count on a surprising-looking machine; the RF510’s glossy black lid is plain-wanting and would require constant consideration to remove unpleasant fingerprints and mudges.

The RF510-S01’s design could not break any new ground, however you won't be ashamed to carry it. A silver Samsung emblem graces the left side of the lid, which is hooked up to the physique by two sturdy chrome hinges. The chassis as a complete weighs 5.7 pounds, placing it smack in the course of the load class for 15-inch laptops. (MSI’s similar-priced, however lighter, FX600 weighed in at 5.three pounds, while the $1,399 Lenovo IdeaPad Y560D was a relative heavyweight, tipping the scales at 6.1 pounds.)

  
Samsung RF510 keyboard

The Chiclet-type keyboard includes a dedicated number pad.

 Samsung RF510-s01 review

The 15.6-inch display makes use of LED backlighting and has a maximum decision of 1,366x768, the norm among 15-inch notebooks in this worth range. The brightly lit display provides good off-angle viewing and delivers a sharp HD (720p) picture. We noticed no evidence of motion blur or ghosting whereas watching our 720p take a look at clip, The Magic of Flight, and color quality was superb, as well.

The brushed-aluminum keyboard deck sports activities a two-tone end; the world surrounding the keyboard is silver, and the wrist rest is brown. We wish Samsung had used the identical metallic finish on the lid, as it feels fairly sturdy and is smudge-resistant. The Chiclet-type keyboard is agency and responsive, and it includes a devoted number pad on the right. The contact pad is barely recessed and has a pleasant, smooth end, which supplies excellent cursor control. The dual mouse buttons are broad and emit an audible click, although not loud enough to be annoying. Above the keyboard and off to the correct are volume up, down, and mute buttons, as well as a Wi-Fi on/off button and the ability switch. (Media-player controls would have been nice, but at the least Samsung makes it straightforward to adjust the amount without having to make use of a function-key combination
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