ProArt PX13 Copilot+

I have a macbook pro as well as some linux machines. I don’t think the framework really compares. The modularity—while nice—doesn’t feel as sleek. Most of what you listed is now relatively common. The closest I’ve had to an MBP as far as feel goes is a Lonovo Yoga. But I ended up with an Asus ProArt

Most of the brands have a line that’s an all aluminum build with clean lines. Zephyrus and ProArt lines from Asus fit this but are double the cost of an entry level air and triple the Neo. HP has one and Dell has the XPS line. I have a ProArt PX13 that’s nice but has actually gone up in price since

Malzeme kalitesi çok iyi bu kasalarda, ben şahsen 3 yıldır asus G14 kullanıyorum ve çok memnunum. En az 3 yıl daha kullanırım diyorum. Çok pahalılar maalesef ama fiyat kaygısı olmayan biri için muazzam makineler. Alternatif olarak 40-50 bine sistem toplanıp macbook air alarak 10-20 bin tl daha ucuza

There's always a newer version of almost anything. The PX13 represents an "alone in its class" mobile workstation when you factor in it's a 2-in-1. I know many bought it for gaming which wasn't its primary design purpose. So for creators, I think it represents a good 3-year life before upgrade has a

Unfortunately, I'm guessing this is entirely dependent on whether the 2026 PX13 is using the same digitizer and drivers as the 2024 model. The screen is supposed to be the same, but it's hard to know what ASUS has changed otherwise. That said, I was thinking of taking the pen to a Best Buy to try it

I unplug my laptop at night and when I go away from it at work and stuff out of paranoia mostly. (had an asus proart px13 literally melt itself from usb-c charging) But in 2025/2026 I feel like we should be allowed to have charging our daily device unsupervised not be dangerous.

I used to own P4 for three months and sold it in the favour of bigger Asus PX13. P4 screen is bigger that W4 but still too small for productivity with an old eyes. The keyboard is just crap for typing, especially multi language. Touchpad is tiny and lacks sensitivity and adjustability. For it's size

Try enabling "Enable GPU on shutdown" in G-helper, that might help with some switching issues. Similar experience regarding battery (owned since release), it's decent but mines around 80-85% too and that'll definitely affect the total run time. Unfortunately I haven't found any way to buy a genuine

You could have a lookat the Asus PX13. Really good buildquality, looks beautifu and has impressive hardware. Linux support was ok in the beginning, but with the latest kernel updates everything works out of the box (I'm using NixOS) I'm really happy with it for over one year now.

that px13 you linked is actually solid choice for your needs but maybe bit overkill on some specs. the ryzen ai 9 and rtx 4050 will handle solidworks fine and those games you mentioned will run no problem. oled display is beautiful but might hurt battery life which you mentioned was priority i shoot