Fujitsu LIFEBOOK P772 Pro Reviews

With its Lifebook P772, Fujitsu sets up a solid subnotebook to the greatest extent. Although our test reveals one or two shortcomings, the overall bundle is quite decent. In any case, the black high-gloss case is exceptionally unusual and will likely meet with poor response in the business field. A matte case less prone for attracting grim, as seen in most contenders, would be far more viable for everyday use. We would also appreciate robust metal surfaces instead of plastic. Then again, the meticulous workmanship is absolutely appropriate for the device's pricing and gives no reason for complaint. Owing to its fast processor, the Lifebook accomplishes remarkable performance rates, which could even be improved by using a SSD. Unfortunately, the laptop struggles a bit with the produced waste heat during extreme load and gets quite loud. The minor throttling we observed should however not be a problem in practical use.