ThinkPad T14s Gen 6

T480 with internal graphics and 'low power' FHD screen. Those were the last mainstream models to have removal batteries, and you could get them with 96Wh in total (24 Wh internal+72Wh removable) . Getting one of these for $200-250 plus plan on having to replace the battery - OEM , that's expensive.

I gotta say, Lenovo's pricing is BS most of the time because there are crazy deals to be had all the time. I got a top spec 64 GB OLED T14s Snapdragon for a little over $1500. Talk to your Lenovo account manager to get these discounts. Even with OLED, I'm getting close to MacBook Air battery life, s

To be honest I have rarely found myself booting to MacOS on my old 2015 MBP. Frankly, you should get a Windows laptop. There are some decent business-class Windows laptops. Some also are business-class laptops based on the Snapdragon X Elite ARM SoC such as the... ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 Snapdragon (14”

The funny thing is even the Snapdragon is good enough for light to midrange gaming LOL The Lunar Lake model is weirdly the best for gaming, at least in terms of raw GPU benchmarks, but the AMD model comes close without Lunar Lake's performance compromises. Intel put in an oversized iGPU but gimped e