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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

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

I got rid of my MacBook M1 Pro 14" recently. Loved it but the restriction to gaming was annoying. I don't play alot but I do like the odd indie game etc. The closest windows laptop I found was a Asus Proart Px13 , it's very similar to the MacBook , slightly smaller and slightly less battery life. Bu

Check out the Asus ProArt PX13. Better specs than the Laptop Studio 2 and better pricing too. Only drawback is that the stylus support isn't quite as good, but if you rarely use the stylus, it doesn't really matter. It's a really nice 13” class 2-in-1 device with Nvidia GPU. The laptop studio 2 is a

This is a great point that deserves a new thread. The new Asus pen 3 is a sneak new release that comes with the new px13. I own a 2025 z13 coming from a surface pro 8 and I absolutely love my new device as so far it's everything I ever wanted out of my surface, sacrificing only a few millimeters of

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

It is indeed confusing on the ASUS page! I was waiting for the RTX-4060 unit upon that same "up to Nvidia 4070" promise. I even called about it in January and was told it was forthcoming by the end of the quarter (late March/early April). I held out waiting - and finally called again in late March a

You could get an ASUS proart px13. This would be the most portable RTX laptop. It’s only 3 lbs and roughly the size of a MacBook Air. It’s $1200 open box with an rtx 4050 and $1500 open box with an rtx 4060 at Best Buy. The ASUS Zenbook Pro OLED is a similar laptop that is slightly bigger. Neither o

I have been using Asus PX13, the build quality to me feels the most like MacBook, pure black metal with minimal branding. Only thing is you have to make sure the Linux support is good, my 2024 version has gotten very good now, but not sure about the new Strix Halo variant. Performance is good since