Zenbook 14 OLED

Which specialization? Honestly go for a windows laptop for MBA. MacBook is only if want to get the huzz. You'll be spending majority of the time in Microsoft office, which best works on windows. Powerbi,tableau, all will run only on windows(atleast properly) As for battery life, try looking at "U" c

The new core ultra series 2 CPUs by Intel seem to be doing well in the power efficiency department The Asus Zenbook S14 seems to be getting pretty good battery life (8- 12 hours depending on what you are doing) on that CPU. Then again, apparently the new Panther Lake CPUs are going to have the same

I'd look at the ASUS Zenbook S14 UX5406SA. It is slightly heavier at 1.2 kg, but otherwise it offers solid Linux support and meets all of your requirements. It uses an Intel Lunar lake (Core Ultra 7 258v) chip for excellent efficiency and graphics performance, so it'll provide far more than 4-6 hour

Most Yoga Slim models don't have touchscreens. As an alternative, a few days ago I bought a Zenbook 14 OLED, with the Ryzen 7 AI 350, and I'm more than happy with the build quality, performance, screen and battery life. EDIT: Changed touchpad to touchscreen.

So, a lightweight laptop with good battery life and good build quality. Here are a few options I’d look at: MacBook Air 13 or 15: probably the easiest recommendation if you’re happy with macOS. Great battery life, very portable, silent, and ideal for travel/productivity. The 15” is nicer for Sheets,

unless you game, will recommend a thin & light laptop like a dell XPS, thinkpad X1 or asus zenbook (16 inches or under, some desks can get quite small) i have a zenbook 14 oled 16G RAM 512G SSD, it's super easy to carry around and it's battery will last you a pretty long time when you're out on camp

My bad! Not sure what happened with the last one. Since you’re looking for a productivity beast with a great screen, here are the best fits for that 'Zenbook' vibe: ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED (UX3405): This is the gold standard for what you described. It has a stunning 3K OLED 120Hz display. It’s super li

You pretty much summed up why I very much don't like macOS. Dock, "fullscreen" mode, multiple monitor support, need to use many 3rd party apps to change basic stuff like... smooth scrolling or tinker with the terminal to disable stupid mouse acceleration. Anyway about laptops - check out the newest

Not op, but I'm running that game on an even older Intel chip (155H) with Arc iGPU. Getting around 30fps on mostly low settings and a resolution that would make gamers uncomfortable (sub 1080p). But my laptop is certainly not a gaming laptop. It's more like a modern ultrabook. Asus UX3405. So being

Have you considered a dual boot system with a simple Linux distribution like Arch? In my experience it takes up no more than 4GB at idle. Of course, the M4, M5, and M1 are all very respectable laptops with incredible battery life and performance so upgrading could be a better choice however you ment