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Hi please respond its urgent, On your Google sheets for best programming laptop there's the lenovo slim pro 7 which is the sweet spot for price for me but on the best buy link u posted it's only available with the 7735HS and when I went to search for the 7840HS all I could find was the lenovo yoga slim pro 7 now question ARE THEY THE SAME LAPTOP? They look identical with the same specs but I don't want to make a mistake and go for something that's not what I want. Please respond
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hello sir i am sahil, my interest in coding, web development. i want to become a good developer but i have no laptop and i am not able to buy it. i am belong to poor family. so please can you give me any good laptop in your treasure. And may I be grateful to you all my life
I was really considering the Dell XPS 15 laptop for Mechanical Engineering, now I’m not too sure due to the cooling system. Any Windows recommendations? 😊
@@rondon7145 in my opinion you're better off with a gaming laptop, a nice pick would be an HP Victus laptop, you get a dedicated graphics card (GTX 1650/RTX 3050) for graphic intensive work, a snappy CPU that won't disappoint (AMD/Intel) and a very effective cooling system at almost half the price of the Dell XPS 15 Disadvantages are the loud fans and the heaviness.
That's kind of the reality if it though. Something at the $500-750 price point probably isn't going to be impressive if you need to do graphic or cpu intensive tasks lol. My major practically required a minimum of a 3070 on a laptop because exams and labs were rendered and everything. Super cool, but $3k on a laptop that is already obsolete was stupid as hell. Also, a 3070 is hardly enough for some of the math or developing students, it kind of just depends how much you genuinely need. I'd say 98% of all people are fine with a 60 series or last gen AMD 😅
as someone who is always short on money, a laptop is not something you want to be cheap with. trust me, a good one will last you your entire college career if you invest in one instead of buying a cheap one that breaks on you halfway through the semester
I'm not even a student, but so much of what you go over is important to me as an author. Battery life, fan noise, portability, value, and the ability to last me a few good years are the biggies for me. Thanks for the great breakdown, it helped me a lot!
Picked up the Zenbook 14X and ultimately ended up returning it.. Despite Josh's review, I found it getting very hot overall more often than not and the fan was louder/running with a higher pitched whine. On top of that, if you like to read a lot, the OLED screen has a bit of grain/screen door effect that dithers the text and for me, made it hard to read fine/small text which was another dealbreaker. After trying about 6~ highly recommended laptops (also featured in this review) I ultimately settled on the HP Spectre 2023 i7 with the 3:2 FHD+ screen. I have a set of benchmarks I run and I got 11 hours, 45 minutes on my 200nit RU-vid video rundown test on the Spectre vs 7 hours 20 minutes on the Zenbook 14X. The battery life on the Spectre is on another level for a Windows laptop. Happy hunting!
The Zenbook 14x is running an H series CPU with a single fan, which is quite unfortunate. Notebookcheck said something similar to you, so who knows if there's just differences between units or if Josh has newer firmware that improved things
Size + lightweight does work well for students IMO. Screen size is more than just how many lines of code, but also how much you see when using side-by-side windows, and how big videos look. I switched from a Surface Laptop (very good for its time) to a LG Gram and the upgrade in screen real estate while reducing weight was astounding. Ever since, I haven't bothered to look at a 14-incher.
_"how much you see when using side-by-side windows, and how big videos look"_ This. I do this every day, having video / zoom on the left and my spreadsheets / notes on the right. Now I cannot use anything less than 16-inch.
@@lars2894 over time, i personally have come to the conclusion: fast switching > large screen. I rather have a little smaller screen with easy key combinations to switch between windows efficiently than having a larger screen and having all windows open at the same time
One of the aspects you need to consider is the charging method. It is a serious advantage if a laptop can be charged using a regular USB-C charger (even if slower). It is incredibly useful if you forget your charger, and practically everyone can help you. Or, when you can go to another place for a few days (vacation, training, conference) and bring just a tiny and light GaN charger that works with all your electronics.
@@JustJoshTechjosh, is it possible that a brand-new laptop in this case ux6404vv is shipped with extremely bad/(ly applied) CPU paste to the extent that 3-4P cores throttle at 25-30w?< ----------- The laptop has a 125w thermal headroom, but the CPU can barely achieve anything beyond 60w..
Addition: laptop is designed to sustain 90w CPU TDP with 115 PL2 boost. It doesn't achieve anything near that much. Meanwhile some people I know have achieved ~20 000multi on Cinebench just by repasting with LM. I get 14500 multi with a completely stripped, gutted windows11🙁
This guide is amazing! Information can be digested by anyone, no matter their technical prowess, but still manages to give insights for experienced buyers. Good job, Josh & the team!
Josh I've always been a lurker in most sites I visit but your videos are just too good not to comment. Thanks to you and the team for everything you do!
Great video Josh! One word of caution for those who are purchasing laptops for software development in college - contact your Computer Science department first! I know that the university I went to had us working on projects that would only run on x86 Windows for several classes. It wasn't a problem for students with Macbooks at the time because we could just use parallels or bootcamp (preferable) but the M1 Pro cannot run x86 Windows. I would simply double check and make sure that you can use an Apple Silicon Macbook to do all your course work. I know personally, I only use Mac laptops since Apple Silicon and the MBP 14 would probably be my pick unless I didn't have a choice.
Love this video, but you left out the students like me who love to game, work, AND draw. I like to do it all. 2 in 1 laptops like those you mentioned (yoga 9i, spectre x360) have no discrete gpu and thunderbolt just doesn't cut it, especially on the go. I did a TON of searching before I bought my new laptop and found just ONE laptop that can do everything with a dgpu, decent build quality, & good battery life. The Asus ROG Flow X16 (as well as other flow siblings). Please review or discuss this laptop, it's a game changer!!!
I found this a great video. The best part, is that you moved from sharing an Excel file to a nice web site, easier to maintain for you, and easier to check for visitors. I just would suggest that you add a “Category” filter, like general, gamers, designers, developers, students, and so on. Congratulations!
I bought the MacBook Pro 14 with M1 Pro as a business student doing photography on the side, and I have to say it is one hell of an investment. Not only is it a bliss doing school and photography work with the computer, but I feel that I'll be able to keep it for a very long time. Money well spent.
I got a 2020 g14, and stock, it wasn't great for school at first. Fans were clogged up with dust, and so it made a very noticeable whirring noise. I was debating getting a new machine. Instead, I went the more cost-effective route. After buying a new pair of fans ($20) and upgrading the thermals to k5 pro paste ($10) instead of thermal pads and thermogrizzly kryonaut on the dies ($15), It can now passively cool itself while doing anything that doesn't require the GPU (CAD and other simulation software), which it was never able to do stock. Being able to code, surf the web, do any video playback, etc, on a silent machine without buying a new macbook was fantastic. Moral of the story, you can breathe new life into a machine with the magic of new thermals or maybe a new battery. My battery is at 70% capacity but still lasts me a good 7 hours straight(I've done quite a bit of extra battery saving stuff behind the scenes though), so plenty for classes. If it ever does get bad within the next few years, it costs $50 for a new one. Learning the basics of how to work on your machines is a real money saver!
Asus has a 2-in-1 Zenbook with a 1340P for $999 before sales at Best Buy and Amazon. Seems like a solid competitor to the 2-in-1 recommendations and all others besides the Zenbook 14X. Thanks Josh!
This is an exceptionally well done video. I was just scrolling along and this was a very productive and engaging 13+ mins. Definitely valuable information for my upcoming laptop purchase!
I recently did some exhaustive research and ended up picking a Zenbook 14 Flip OLED, which wasn't directly covered here, but I'm really excited to get my hands on it. Seems like it has all the benefits of the 14x but a slightly less powerful processor, which is fine for my needs.
I feel your pain. Finding a laptop is so much harder than it should be both because companies withhold some specs and because sometimes the filters don’t work as they should.
@@jdified8815I was thinking of buying a laptop surface book3 or zenbook 14x pro duo something that is powerful at the same time reliable something that does not break what would you recommend.
The Vivobook series is nice too. They feel only slightly cheaper than the Zenbook while often costing less/the same for way better specs. Vivobook Pro 14X (OLED) with a 3050 comes to mind as a good option for someone who needs dedicated graphics performance (for CAD or 3d modelling or art) while not needing something top of the line and not wanting to break the bank. The Acer Swift X also falls into this category, but I don't really like it's feel
I was really considering the Dell XPS 15 laptop for Mechanical Engineering, now I’m not too sure due to the cooling system. Any Windows recommendations? 😊
The fact that you included software development and other uses beside video editing and gaming makes your channel a lot more holistic & useful than many other hardware review channels.
The best laptop for students coming from a recent college graduate who was on a budget and studied IT is actually the HP 15.6" laptop 15-dy2792wm. It can be found for under $400 and has the latest 12th gen Intel core i3, 8gb ram, and 256gb SSD storage. I had an older version with the 10th Gen i3 and very similar specs which allowed me to do highschool work and 2 years of college. For most students who won't be doing intensive/demanding task I recommend this laptop without a shadow of a doubt. You can also find a more expensive version of this with an Intel core i5 but I don't really see it on sale. Just do research
This would have certainly been useful a few weeks ago! I was already very surprised after seeing what a good deal the $700 Asus ZenBook 14X you've recommended in your descriptions is.
Amazing list with a lot of recommendations for different kind of students, I kinda wishes you include the Framework Laptop 😅 should have liked to see how it stacks Up against all the competitors 😊
The Zephyrus G14 is probably the best option if you require graphics performance, e.g. as a graphics student with 3D graphics or when running CAD software
JJ, love the video, as always man. I know you pour yourself into your work, and i know this for no other reason than the quality and frequency of your videos, not to mention the number of devices you buy for a channel of your ever-growing, but smallish size. So I know you know this and it was probably too late to fix (or possibly an issue with RU-vid compression?), but the audio levels and gain seemed to change at a couple different points in the video. It was very slight, but just thought i'd mention it just in case. Have a great weekend man.
As somebody who had the Razer Blade 14 & MacBook Pro 14, I can safely say the Blade is better UNLESS you want the maximum possible battery life. The problem with Macs for software development is that something just do not work, like VMs and other software that just isn't as good as on Windows or in some cases doesnt exist at all on macOS. Thr price of MacBooks are also insanely high for usable configurations. Personally, the only reason I returned my Razer Blade 14 was because I got a Framework Laptop 16 instead. I never noticed to warmer feeling keyboard and while the price is higher, it is far more upgradeable than a Mac, with two RAM slots, a removable Wi-Fi card (and you WILL want to replace it because the default one isn't amazing) and a replaceable SSD. Again, the price is very high, but when you match the specs of the MacBook Pro 14 & Razer Blade 14, it isn't very different. TL;DR: Unless you need macOS or the maximum possible battery life, there are better options than the MacBooks for software developers. And as somebody who values right to repair, the Macs are instant non starters for me. And sure, the Framework Laptop 16 certainly isn’t going to be perfect, but unless you need a laptop with Nvidia GPUs (for CUDA or OptiX), then I'd suggest you give Framework's laptops a chance and try to get an order in. The AMD Ryzen Framework Laptops look to be very good and very likely better than the already good Intel models.
Are students likely to encounter the kind of issues you are facing on MacOS? Don't universities typically provide remote environments for edge case situations that would require a VM or some sort of niche software?
check with your university. I know many do provide those but I don't know if it's all. I have the same issues on my mac so I cannot recommend it for development in particular.@@darthbumblebee7310
Omfg i'm with you. I'm currently using the 2020 Spectre x360 & absolutely love this little laptop in almost every way... but my only wish was that HP would update these to include an AMD U-series processor, then it would be the perfect laptop for me.
The Asus Zenbook Pro 14 x6404 is a huge win. Others that I think are great for college students are: -M2 Macbook Air 13.5-inch - Dell Latitude 7440 from the Dell outlet store. - Lenovo ThinkPad T14 G3 from Amazon.
I loved the video and the amount of work put to it! However, I do think that Framework 13 laptop should be somewhere in the list. Upgradability + repearability make it the perfect heavy-duty laptop that can resist getting carried around daily for 5 years. I can't think of another laptop that could remain as useful after 4 or 5 years of study. Most in the list would become obsolete (outdated processor or OS, maybe even both!) or simply are not made to withstand the amount of work that a normal student puts on their laptop.
I was really considering the Dell XPS 15 laptop for Mechanical Engineering, now I’m not too sure due to the cooling system. Any Windows recommendations? 😊
As an engineering student myself, depending on your specific field, you may need a more special laptop. For their mechanical engineer path, my school has some fairly strict requirements. As we'll be using Solidworks, a Mac is not allowed, and whatever laptop I chose needed to have a GPU support by that CAD software. Ultimately (I paid a pretty penny for it too), I ended up getting a Dell Precision 5770. The build quality is amazing, and it has 8+hrs of battery life. I specced it with an Intel i7-12700H CPU,an Nvidia RTX A2000 GPU, 32 GB of memory, 1TB of storage, and the 4K (3840×2400) touch display. It is not a small or light laptop however, it has a 17" display and weighs 5.5lbs. It does exist as a smaller 15" or 14", as a Precision 5570 and 5480 respectively.
@@gabrielulibarri9950 Thanks or the advice! I'm not sure the exact software I'll need be using but after doing research I do think CAD and Solidworks are ones that I'll be using. I'll definetly check the Precision laptops either 15" or 14".
one laptop that hasn't been mentioned but is worthy of consideration imo is the Asus ROG Flow X13, especially the 2023 version. Gorgeous 13.5" 16:10 touchscreen panel, great CPU (7940HS), stellar battery life (Ben G Kaiser measured 12 hours of productivity and 10 hours of video playback in his tests), 1 TB of storage and the option for dedicated graphics up to a 4070 (tho at 60w). The integrated graphics is also plenty fast for most people, the 780m is the one powerful the ROG Ally and other Ayaneo handhelds which puts it at around a desktop 1050 / 1050ti, so definitely enough for indie games the only downsides imo are the soldered RAM (16 GB for every model except 32 GB for the 4070 one) and the display only being FHD on the model with only integrated graphics and QHD for the others.
I have a Flow X13 2022 with the RTX3050 and it has probably been my best purchase. Using the touchscreen to annotate notes has never been easier, and the great battery life allows me to take it to uni without needing to bring the charger. Gaming on the side is also pretty decent, although it is not powerful enough to run modern AAA games. If you're a student that uses many formulas which is a pain to type out, I can definitely recommend this laptop!
@@AdaDenali sorry I should've worded my comment better! I meant to say don't expect to run AAA on high setting with killer fps, after all the 3050 is low wattage. But to be fair, I don't play AAA titles myself, so I actually wouldn't know what the performance would be like :P
Any thoughts on the LG gram 14? I was thinking of getting one because it seems light, long battery life and decent performance and I was surprised not to see it on the list. Is the zenbook just better?
This guy is right about tablets being a pain to balance. I bought a Magic Keyboard for my iPad Pro, and a Macbook basically for the lols and out of FOMO, and I absolutely LOATHE using the Magic Keyboard on the iPad for anything that's not a flat surface. Trying to watch media on it in bed or on a soft surface, and it tips over like 90% of the time. It can be counter-balanced by putting your phone on the keyboard itself to act as an extra weight. But it's really a headache. I would not recommend it. I got the iPad for art, so I enjoy it for what it does. And it's a very handy device. But I haven't found it work in a way that a laptop or PC does. It seems like a hassle. HOWEVER, since I need the iPad, and I don't need a laptop. If I had to choose only one device, it would always be the ipad.
I got an x360 16" with a minor dedicated GPU (Intel A370), absolutely love it for what Ive run it through (900+ page word documents, Autocad 2d and 3d modeling, and media consumption) I got it for 1450$ when it runs for 2000$ and am very happy with my purchase. As an engineering student taking my sophomore/junior level classes I do not regret it. Edit: I use a Samsung s6 lite for notes and my laptop for the study sessions in library/my room that follow
I was really considering the Dell XPS 15 laptop for Mechanical Engineering, now I’m not too sure due to the cooling system. Any Windows recommendations? 😊
I bought a Vivobook S14 X and will be reselling it. The fan is beyond loud and the CPU (Intel i7-12700H) easily reaches 70+°C idling. SMH, will be sticking to my old Vivobook Flip 14 with an AMD R5 4600U. A joke in performance, but at least it is completely silent and doesn't get hot.
Yeah, I remember when I brought my massive laptop into class and opened it up blocking everyone's view of the teacher. They never forgave me after we all failed that class 😭
I think that it is a little unfair to viewers to only mention at the end of the video that some of the laptops were given to you by the manufacturers. I would have watched the video under a different light had I known this.
This years ROG Flow X13 has great build quality and feels really nice. I think the integrated graphics version would be a nice recommendation for a student. It's sold out at Best Buy, but last year's version with the dedicated graphics is $850 USD right now, which isn't so shabby
Couldn't agree more. I have the X13 2022 model and when I use the integrated graphics (which has plenty of power, even for gaming) I got between 7-9 hours of battery life under normal use. And considering it has a touchscreen and doeesn't start at too high of a price I feel like it might be a better choice than a G14 for example
Any thoughts on the Acer swift go 14? Latest gen i7, 16gb lpddr5, 2.8k OLED display. I've noticed the price of the Acer is more competitive than the Zenbook in my country
@@kyleebrahim8061 well, the Swift Go will give you no gaming performance (wouldn't be too confident in video editing either), no touchscreen and from what I have seen seems to have a badly designed keyboard. If that doesn't hold you back then it might be a reasonable choice for you. The biggest pro of this laptop seems to be the screen from what I can tell and that gets progressively less good the lower the price goes
Surprised to see Framework 13 not make the list for the best student laptops. As far as price and ability to upgrade the laptop down the line is concerned, I think framework should easily be on the top of the list. Can you please review Framework 13 as well?
I want to love Framework, but apparently they have poor battery life and really loud fans. Hopefully the Rizen option will help some, but I don't think those versions are out yet. Those are the two things (battery and fan noise) that bug me about my current laptop, so I had to pass on Framework (for now).
Great video. You really convinced me to get the asus zenbook 14x to replace my old macbook, now that in uni i have alot of coding courses. Here in EU i can find on official Asus estore a version of the 14x with a rtx 3050, i don't really understand why nobody rewviewed this version of this laptop. I think i'm buying it, hoping the fan won't be too noisy...
Great video. One note of caution re the slim pro 9i - I tried to order this some time ago, with a promise of delivery within a week. Which then became 2 months, probably. Gave up and bought an M16 instead and very pleased with it
I need a laptop for 3d, animations and professional work in addition to studying. Is the lenovo legion pro 5 (r7, 4060) a good choice? And does anyone have any recommendations?
Looks like the sale on the Zenbook 14X is over at Best Buy, yesterday it was $699, today it is $999, should have pulled the trigger and ordered one yesterday.
I got the Yoga 7i for 549 and the Yoga 6 was available for 499 at best buy. I think these are actual student budget prices and outstanding laptops for the price. I don’t think laptops worth upwards of 900 are budget or student friendly prices. The Yoga 7i I got is an outstanding deal, amazing keyboard, good speakers, decent screen, good battery life and amazingly build quality, it’s also 360. The only downside is a U series processor. But it’s more than good enough for most students who are mostly using office or browsing the web.
Hi mate, I should have mentioned Yoga 7 and 6 as I did look at them. Yoga 7i I found the screen a little dim compared to my top picks here but.... most important thing is that it works for you. Then it is The Best. Everyone is unique!
@@JustJoshTechyes the 300-320 nit screen is a little on the dimmer side but it regularly goes for sale at around 500-600 usd. At that price it’s an insane value. Especially the build, keyboard, trackpad and Windows hello facial recognition and fingerprint scanner.
I can second this, especially if you use VMs. Most VMs won't run well on macOS on Apple Silicon Macs and some other tools just do not work well on Macs period.
I have been doing software development professionally on macs since the apple silicon processors came out. I have not had any significant issues in awhile. Ymmv though.
@@darthbumblebee7310 yeah it's definitely YMMV. i work for a cybersecurity company as a software dev and we have software compatibility issues with m1 macs - and we're a newer company so we're not using outdated stacks and such. some of us have intel, others have m1 macs. m1 virtualization is nonexistent and we just need to do workarounds in general that take longer compared to intel
Personally I purchased an Asus vivobook 16x and I very satisfied with the performance and battery life. Although it is on the larger side being 16 inches and the fans kick in when under load and the screen is not as bright maxing out at 300 nits. In general for coding is really good and the 16:10 aspect ratio makes better for it, the 5600h provides a decent performance for light gaming. The price is also quite low at around 500-600$(for the base model) and I have been really happy.
Please make one video for poor countries. Here in my country I can barely afford $600 laptops. Those prices are just ridiculous and out of touch for %70 of world population. I would like to see your options at a range of $400-$700. Edit: Today I purchased a Lenovo IdeaPad 3 with 12th gen i7 CPU at $550. It also has an IPS panel.
I'm currently using a Huawei Matebook B5-430 (from Huawei business line-up). It has an Intel Core i5-1135G7, 512GB storage and 16GB Ram....and it works great. I don't game or video-edit on it, but I do work with Photoshop and Affinity Photo daily and the laptop is absolutely snappy, doesn't get warm (I felt it become lukewarm at most) and handles all my workload fastly and without any lags. Before this I had a Huawei Matebook D15, which had a solid and steady performance too....I honestly would recommend Huawei laptops, and not just to students.
Prices in US are absolutely insane compared to Europe. $699 for Zenbook 14X from the video at bestbuy at the moment. Insane! Back in Europe it is priced at around 2000 euros! Damn I’m speechless
Tech is much cheaper here, because we have lots of competition and innovation. Europe used to be great at tech (Nokia, Erricson, etc.) but havent been able to keep up or not interested anymore
Here in Europe it is not much better currently (in my country at least). If you want the best prices, you gotta wait for like September or October till December, sometimes January when prices are getting way better like every year because sellers gotta sell it. I buy only in this time period 😅
Nah, the price difference is not what you are saying. Zenbook 14x is around 1000 eur tax included. These US prices are listed without taxes. Additionally, there are often several different specs under one name so comparisons need to be made between equal specs. Most of the time the price difference between EU and US is within 10% when adjusted for tax and comparing equal specs.
Very informative video. This is a really good guide for students especially those looking for a balance between budget, performance, and features. Awesome work for the team!
The best laptop for students is Asus B1 br1402f (500-550$) 2in1, garaged stylus, fanless Decent cpu i3-n305 (9W) is better than i7 10810u This laptop is very good for all-day use and office , but it is very bad for gaming.
Could you please make a video about best laptops (preferably macbooks) for educators teaching online? I bet there are a lot of us out there in 2024. Since I've started using Miro, Zoom, Kahoot (including screen sharing) and some other online services for interactive tasks my Mcbook air 2018 has got annoyingly slow. And now I'm looking for a decent substitution.
Dissapointed with your tested laptops. When you look at every factor you mentioned, the Rog Flow X13 and the Asus Zenbook Pro 14 OLED are by far the best options.
It's so hard to find laptop reviews for entrepreneurs that work aggressively and always use zoom and laptop mic. Cuz everything is cater to programmers or students.
Please could you have a look at the Asus Vivobook Pro 16? It's a fairly sleek ultrabook that comes with an i9, 16gb RAM, 1TB SSD & a 60W RTX4060 for about US$1.7k, however I'm not sure if this laptop is sold in the US. Thanks!
Make video for best laptop for desigers like for machine design components ,car Design we can use stimulation softwares ,like using cad ,solid works, fusion 360 And many more and also make video on this Laptop HP Envy x360 2-in-1 Laptop 15-fh0015AU
Perfect timing and thank RU-vid algorithm. I am going back to school after working 5 years of labor and trade jobs. I want a office job now. I was originally going to get the xps 15 with a 4050, but I don’t really want to spend the ~2000 after tax with the current sale and I already have a beefy desktop. I think I’m going to get the zen book 14x for the current $700. Was also thinking a m1 air for 749, but it only has 8gb ram and the uni I’m going to recommend windows. Edit: also makes no real sense to get the XPs 15 over the zen book, other than maybe the better speakers which is kind of important to me.
So So SO grateful for this video. Amazing with easy to understand spec breakdown. Always been a Lenovo kinda gal, but I will now buy the Azus zenbook 14! Thank you!!! 😊😊😊😊
Just a note to all buying for uni or school, I got through uni with a £100 thinkpad 13 7th Gen i5. 16gb ram. Used. You can buy and upgrade or just buy like this. Other Thinkpad or non thinkpad models would do the same job. Edit: ebay but uni insurance was cheap even though I didnt go for it.
Had to watch twice because watching josh talk about laptops is just so refreshing. I bought my First laptop from watching his reviews and after 2years, no regrets (Lenovo IdeaPad 5 15, Ryzen 4500u.)
Hello sir I appreciate your work please suggest me which one should I go for MacBook Pro m3 pro/max vs legion 7i 2024 for student..I do coding and programming and in future blender ,development for that reason I’m thinking off we needed graphics card which has legion and keyboard also good but battery 🔋 in MacBook is very good im so confused which one should I buy please
I also recommend Lenovo Thinkbooks. I got a ThinkBook 14p Gen 3 AMD (14”) for $816 after all discounts and taxes and I’m very happy with it. It’s pretty light, fast and well built.
This video is very helpful. Every laptop you recommended were so good for me to buy to study at high school. By the way, I recommend a quite good laptop "lenovo thinkpad t14 gen 1 with amd ryzen 7 1700Mhz with 512 giB ssd and 16 giB ram" (this is my laptop), I buy it in June this year (before you make this video) after made into my dream school (it's my father present).
Man! I'm loving Josh's content even more after his resignation. This vid clearly has more energy and work invested into it, even has some musical touch to it. Compendious!
@@JustJoshTech Thank you for responding Josh. I watched ALL the videos on your business channel. My thoughts: 1: I would LOVE to buy any coaching services if you ever decide to offer your corporate wisdom via coaching calls. 2: I'm a licensed IT professional, and I have 3 Salesforce certifications(2 in software development and 1 in administration/declarative solutions). I have experience in full-stack web development and Salesforce development of 10 years. 3: 2 is the reason why I would be interested in 1. 2 is the reason why I always related with you more than any other laptop reviewer because you approach this subject with the perspective of a professional software developer because you have been one yourself all your life, and a great one who earned millions with this skillset. Thank you for adding so much value to my life via both of your channels. I've been watching your content for a very long time.
the moment you said you had a spreadsheet i subscribed to this channel. FINALLY someone on this joke of a platform who actually does the work, has the resources, and who actually knows how to measure tech and not waste people's time. THANK YOU.
I will start studying art history next year, a class where you don't need too much of a powerful laptop. Is the Lenovo Yoga i9 14 good enough or too good?
