Hey guys, I just bought a used Alienware m14r2 from my friend for $275 USD. specs are...

[Michael Kheong]

Hey guys, I just bought a used Alienware m14r2 from my friend for $275 USD. specs are listed below if you're interested. The only down side is there is a minor crack (I don't mind) and the key caps are European style key caps. Does anyone know where I can purchase american style key caps to replace them? Thanks in advance.

Specs
Intel i7-3840QM @2.8ghz
8GB RAM (not sure of the speed, will check later on)
256GB SSD
NVIDIA GeForce 650M

P.S do you guys think its worth the price I paid for?

 

[James French]

yeah i guess pretty low specs but the alienware branding is where the money is

 

[Anthony McCauley]

It's not the fastest, but at $275 you can't really say you paid too much. It's low specs, but it's still portable.

 

[Kevin Kusik]

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[Kevin Kusik]

Dells website also sells the keys individually

 

[Mikey Baron]

I have a similar spec laptop but i5, 650m 4gb edition, 16gb ddr3, 500gb ssd , 2tb hdd

 

[Gregory Leung]

You cannot replace key caps and have them work like American style ones. At least I don't think so.
It's questionable why people use these layouts, it sucks and is also ugly.

 

[Shane Somani]

Personally I'm very MSI but for the price you got it you can't complain

 

[Andrew Cobb]

Just usb connect a keyboard

 

[Rob Muckian]

whats really the difference ? other than the money symbol on 4

 

[Madison Cline]

I’d say you did great !

 

[Andrei Laptes]

Got the same laptop. Paid around 1k when it first came out. Can still run some new games but not at the highest frame rate or settings. It’s good for portability though.

 

[Vito De Decker]

Honest price