Zenbook 14

Idk about anything else Ik about laptop and the hostels In 1 lakh you can look for LOQ 4050 in the sale even a 5050 one if you extend your budget a bit more, If you are looking for some ligher and low power laptop then asus V16, Idk what you need but if you feel you don't need a heavy gaming laptop

I wouldn't make 120hz an absolute necessity in this class. Honestly unless gaming it's nice but overrated. Ideally yes go for snapdragon or intel ultra series 2, both are very power efficient. I'm my region there is an Asus metal Zenbook 14 with ultra 5, 16gb, 1tb SSD for $599, just need to find dea

Asus zenbook 14 oled ultra 7 or lenovo IdeaPad slim 5/5 pro Ryzen 7ai 350 is ideal for u

Deshi ebay - facebook marketplace, or go to 2nd hand laptop market physically to check out. I recenty checked out 2nd hand market to buy my roommate a laptop, we got really amazing deals on those 2nd hand market. My frd particularly liked asus zenbook 14. That was cool af. We could have gotten it fo

Awesome. I switched to Fedora 44 KDE in early May. Other than Brave browser losing sound. It's been very stable on my ASUS Zenbook 14. I was able to fix the sound issue, now everything is right with the world.

If you want a touchscreen, Apple currently has no answer. There are rumors one might come late this year or early next year. That said, in the U.S. market there are numerous options when on sale that fulfill your requirements with perhaps the toughest one being a guaranteed 10-12 hours. You have to

Not sure what the problem is with your Asus but there is a Zenbook which was on sale last week for $1k at Best Buy with a 2026 AMD Ryzen 7 465 16GB that was discussed on Reddit. We have that one and it should meet all of your specified requirements. Runs relatively cool and light good battery life a

Honestly, just look for a brand-new MacBook Air M3 bro the battery is insane (15+ hours), it’s dead silent.If you stick with Windows, grab the ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED or the Lenovo Yoga 7 if you want that touchscreen for math and bio drawings. Whatever you do bro, just make sure to get at least 16GB of

The ideapad is on the weaker end, performance wise. You can try something like the Asus zenbook 14 with a core ultra 9 and 32 GB ram, that's more on line with the macbook prices and performance. And it's also slim and light.

You'll probably get a different answer from every person on this, but I would recommend a windows system like Lenovo over apple. If you really want the nice connectivity between devices, then you might be forced to apple at this point. It really comes down to what you want it for. For connectivity f