Lunar Lake ULTIMATE battery test

The camera on the background it's moving by itself!!! It's alive!!!

[@AZisk]

it’s schwarzenegger powered

[@docboisgameplay4245]

He is turning into doc ock

[@moonkehh]

witchcraft!

[@antoniorocha9438]

Reminds me of the bad AI from WALL-E😊

[@D818FX]

@AZisk please put the visualisations like comparing battery curves etc into the video. Filming them on a screen from a camera is not really convenient because most people watch these videos on mobile screens which are smaller, and so we can barely read the graphs

[@maddada]

4:50 I believe this is auto-hibernation which you can disable in Asus's software. It's enabled by default to avoid the "battery drain while laptop is sleeping" issue until Microsoft solves it (if they ever do).

[@delosei7332]

Snapdragon machines don't have such issues though

[@JohnSmith-gb8hd]

@@delosei7332 This issue happens on Snapdragon X too.

[@erikreider]

@@delosei7332 this is a Windows issue. No problems on my i5 1135g7 in Linux. Drains about 5-10% suspended per day

[@mariosaternus]

@@JohnSmith-gb8hdI have a Surface Pro X and a Surface Pro 11. Both do not suffer from sleep battery drain. 1% overnight usually.

[@JohnSmith-gb8hd]

@@mariosaternus But many Snapdragon X users do. Many Reddit threads about it.

[@abdulrahmanelawady4501]

Alex, difference between balanced and high performance is value of compute per watt. Balanced have higher value. That's why it's standard. You consume the battery twice as fast on high performance and only get 5 to 10 percent higher performance. You shouldn't use high performance while running on battery.

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

you shouldn't get those terrible machines in the first place

[@someguy321]

I don't think he understands unfortunately lol

[@abdulrahmanelawady4501]

@someguy321 it's not very intuitive but the blame is on operating systems they try to run the chip in a way it's not designed for. If you want better performance buy better chip.

[@gaminginstilllife9429]

i had a snapdragon, returned it for a Ai 370hx Asus S16 laptop. Ive been very happy with my laptop that i use for work everyday, 8 hours work on batt at 80 percent charge

[@lasue7244]

I don't like your reasoning of enabling performance mode from the terminal for battery testing. Not only it is not a normal usecase, different SOCs have different MAX power limit and OEMs can set whatever limit they like. For example, X Elite can go above 50w and when allowed to, it WILL chug that juice, but it's extremely inefficient at that power.

[@AZisk]

that’s why i do both now. one is the way most people have it, and the other is the way I like it.

[@joyahub]

It’s a power budget for sleep to hibernate which is set at 5% drain by default. It will force the device to hibernate when you reach that point.

[@lakshaysiwach3652]

re do the unplugged performance test using the balanced mode you will get similar score to when it is plugged in

[@szymonnowak2961]

1 min ago is crazy btw the difference between ARM chips and x86 is narrowing cause of releasing native ARM apps, Apple focusing on gaming, rosetta and prism and everything. Can't wait for ARM gaming laptops

[@migueljardim8177]

I'm waiting for the drivers to come out so that ARM laptops can run a dedicated GPU. My dream would be something like the Surface Laptop 7 that I can take out and about for my work but when I get back home, plug into the DGPU to play some games.

[@mouna5252elle]

Not gonna work most people buy macs for work and it doesn't justify the cost of re writing the.graphics of a game only for less than 20%of the market and apple enforces their metal graphics api on developpers so no one will create games for macos directx and vulcan are way ahead

[@Space97.]

​@@migueljardim8177if I had to guess I believe Nvidia will/can make that happen when they finally decide to release their own arm chip

[@Space97.]

Same also imagine a arm PC handheld? that would be insane for efficiency 😨

[@Space97.]

​@@migueljardim8177oh that's the dream, If I had to guess I think Nvidia might be the one to make that happen once they release their own arm cpus

[@pixelbat]

I'm on my Ultra 7 155H Samsung laptop right now, unplugged, and I just ran Geekbench6 and got 2156/10789. I feel like this is decent for unplugged. I'll have to run it again when I get home. If I'm just browsing or doing light work my battery last quite awhile. Good enough for me. Also, lol at the vertical monitor in the coffee shop. When you gotta code, you gotta code :D

[@aryavarta229]

How is battery life?

[@pmq10]

Is 6hrs battery life good for laptop. (Just on browsing on chrome and making notes?)?

[@_Digitalguy]

This is disappointing, which shows that ARM is here to stay and maybe even to dominate the Windows market in a few years

[@Jzguan]

Finally, been waiting for this review. I'm getting MAC finally .. u save me thousand bucks🎉

[@kartikpintu]

How did he save 1000 bucks?

[@AlmorTech]

That “there’s another bag in here” made me laugh so hard 😂

[@anshulsingh8326]

2 Questions. Why camera is moving in background and what was the magnitude of the earthquake? Silver button looks like about it was hit by magnitude 6

[@fretboardrunner]

I really enjoy your videos but I just don't understand why you change the default power plan... Doesn't that just keep the CPU higher clocked than necessary at idle? Could also explain the excessive fan noise during zoom calls... And usually it does not improve performance at all. Not even on desktops for gmaing does it make sense to change from the default power plan.

[@arastu1774]

Was waiting for this for so long

[@turek737]

I know you did 1mln tests but from my personal experience battery saver in windows doing a great job to keep my intel and ryzen processors alive a bit longer. Thanks for all hard work you've done.

[@turek737]

BTW I don't know how but my mictosoft surface laptop 3 with ryzen 5 is silent (generally). Only when I'm charging it and at the same time working on it then jet fans starting to whine.

[@ely_twix9580]

Literally can't stop clicking when I see a new video, great content btw

[@AZisk]

thanks, appreciate that!

[@MrLocsei]

It's not the number of tabs you have open, it's how you use them :D (variant of the old hollywood saying: "it's not the length of your film, it's how you use it")

[@akashsxo]

4:32 this has been issue in my Zenbook too,instead of sleep they go hibernate,you have to disable hibernation in windows

[@angusmatheson9997]

We just got the surface laptop for business. And I arrived in the shipping box, and opening the shipping box, and there was the computer. No box inside the box!

[@AZisk]

😆

[@SuperFredAZ]

Great review, no hype, just the facts as you see them.

[@Vrheat]

Great storytelling, appericiate your effort, visual and your naration is on point 💯

[@AZisk]

thanks! I appreciate it :)

[@dipmallic19]

Hi sir ! I got a question from the start, around when I start watching your videos, what do you do after reviewing these laptops?? Love your videos hope you will also post some educating videos soon about AI models and how to build them.

[@nathanfranck5822]

Officially the most efficient laptop that can run mainstream linux, which sounds enticing

[@anonim1133]

I was going for ZEN5, but it seems that intel still has it on laptops? It's still better performance, and lasts longer while working.

[@ColinKealty]

That's not something I had considered.. wonder how driver support is for things like camera/speakers/wifi etc

[@nathanfranck5822]

@@ColinKealty If your ever curious, I recommend having Fedora on a USB drive and test out some hardware using liveboot. Its super stable in my experience, and I would be surprised if there's hardware difficulties on a new Asus x86 laptop

[@ashenwattegedera]

@@ColinKealty Intel usually has good Linux driver support and since wifi/bluetooth is in the cpu chip itself support would probably be good.

[@menschentoaster]

I have the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura with the Lunar Lake processor. I really like it and the battery life is a blessing. (Especially coming from a gaming laptop...) Battery life could still be better in theory, but I think I mainly compare it to those video streaming tests instead of real workloads in my head 😅 I had to send back my first one because of hinge noise issues, but I actually bought the same device again just because I liked it so much. (The new one also rarely makes a few subtle noises, but the previous one was a really consistent cracking noise? Regardless, I love the device) And as far as I know, the Lunar Lake iGPU is faster than its predecessor?

[@matteoraffaelevacca238]

I was craaaving for this video.

[@TechGameDev]

5:04 windows issue: Windows is very poorly designed for laptops and Windows battery management means that if the computer is not used for a long time it turns off completely because before laptops used to consume a lot of energy and in sleep mode in a few hours it could go from 100% to 70% without even having opened the computer it is Windows and a small Intel part that must resolve this problem with an update

[@pmq10]

Is 6hrs battery life good? Just browsing chrome and making notes?

[@NTGuides]

Hey Alex, I think it’s a windows thing because my sp7+ does the same thing all the time. It’s not very consistent with the reboot v sleep after a few hours but it does it. Also, I use this thing for notetaking most of the time, about 6-ish hours a day, and I’m down to 30-something percent by the time I get home. It’s alright, and far better than my previous thinkpad but it’s “alright”. I use an M2 mba with it as my main machine yet it has seen so much battery wear over two years, so I’d love to see how these MacBooks and other laptops hold up after two years of daily use. Maybe a collab 👀

[@hnasheralneam]

I used to have a gaming laptop that would go from 15% to dead in under 2 minutes. Running for an outlet in panic is definitely something that's nice to avoid.

[@alpap6234]

Any chance you have powersaver mode metrics? I code on powersaver on when on battery on my 2022 matebook x pro with out any issue for about 7 hours, so just want to compare them :)

[@rns10]

You should post the graphs in the video, the pictures are not clear.

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

it's the shittiest chip in the world, there you go

[@rns10]

@JohnSmith-pn2vl that's okay I meant to suggest for future videos

[@MikeSaar-q3d]

I have a Dell Snapdragon X Plus 7441 laptop and a work laptop - Lenovo Yoga 7i Aura 258v Intel. I have done battery / performance tests on both. Alex is correct, Intel drops CPU performance on Geekbench, but the Lenovo loses much less than the results here. So each machine has different settings for ‘Balanced Mode’ and to complicate things both platforms have separate bios settings that also vary power and battery consumption. My Snapdragon loses very little performance relative to the Intel, but honestly on normal office tasks the Intel feels a bit quicker. The reason? Well the GPU can also play a role. For me I have 2 criteria - does it work well when I am out - answer 12 hours battery life and smooth / quiet performance (Intel). The Snapdragon has even longer battery life - 18 hours - but sometimes is a little glitchy on tasks (not sure why). Perhaps the better single core of the Intel plus the better GPU make a difference. The Intel works with more apps (but is not yet 100% - GPU drivers are an issue with Linux for example). The Snapdragon works very well with mainstream apps but you are not 100% sure everything you use would work. VPNs are a perfect and slightly tricky example. Both machines are good, and the Dell is £550 cheaper as a device but with 16GB less RAM. Also a smaller screen. Big price difference, hence work pays for the Intel and I purchased the Snapdragon.

[@matthias8765]

So are you saying that the intel one is quieter in general? Like less fan spin? Do you also have to issue with the fan spins on video calls on your intel and snapdragon machines?

[@MikeSaar-q3d]

@@matthias8765 Neither have noticeable fan spin up on MS Teams (previous laptops went mad on Teams). New era laptops are quiet and generally cool to the touch 🙂

[@Tommy-qe6fh]

4:53 My surface does this too, it's only after a couple hours otherwise it like immediately turns on

[@aplotor]

it's S0 Standby which can auto-hibernate. most/all modern windows laptops have this instead of the old S3 Sleep, which doesnt drain nearly as much battery and always instantly wakes. its a terrible change and one of the reasons i returned the surface laptop 7

[@Tommy-qe6fh]

@@aplotor uhhh isn't the surface laptop 7 arm?

[@aplotor]

@@Tommy-qe6fh yes it is, but this "feature" is architecture-agnostic

[@Tommy-qe6fh]

@@aplotor Ah okay, thanks for the info

[@ColinKealty]

Your battery test is the only one that reflected my personal experience. I grabbed a 15" Lenovo with Lunar Lake and a 70+wh battery, and while it crushed x86 chips, it didn't compete with my m1 air I then got a 13" surface laptop 7 and was shocked by how much better the battery is, considering most people and reviews put them basically neck and neck

[@njstone9]

@@ColinKealty interesting! I'm strongly considering the 15 inch version of this. Desperately hoping there's a sale coming up. Main consideration for me is battery life. What was your result for the 13 inch and was it an x elite?

[@ColinKealty]

@njstone9 I didn't do any hard benchmarks, but it was the kind of situation where my Lenovo needed to be plugged in at least twice a day, but the surface feels like it can go two days with similar use, easily more than one It's the x plus, and so 16gb of RAM is my only real regret haha

[@ashutoshsingh9818]

Can you recommend a laptop that can run LLM and is not expensive.

[@declangallagher1448]

M4 Macs have entered the chat.

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

lol M4 is another dimension compared to this

[@rodolfocaceresp3434]

i am the only one that gets off attention by these tremendous amounts of screen wobble on this ASUS laptops? (S14 and S16)? almost a deal breaker for me. Great video BTW

[@matwalters1787]

I wonder what kind of screens the laptops had? It would be good to see a similarly spec'd laptop with an IPS screen to see how much that is affecting the battery life.

[@alfin_indrawan]

Alex why your sound is like mechanized? I think your mic doesnt have natural sound other youtubers have

[@ronaldliu3490]

Arm on windows seems great. What would be ideal for zoom? Zoom on mobile is not as great zoom desktop. Remote control and share screen features. Not sure of arm on windows using zoom, how it would run?

[@sameersheriff7078]

Woah...intels finally back !!! long live x86

[@duffyrides]

Right on point. I have the same experiences with my MSI Prestige 16 with the Intel core ultra processor (155h). It gets hot while using Zoom and the fans spin up. It also takes forever to come out of sleep mode / or to power on when compared to the MacBook but I think this might be an issue with MSI Bios firmware and perhaps not Intel. I also have to keep it plugged in if I want the best performance while video editing but for everything else it is super fast on battery.

[@petrmiskerik]

Hi Alex, thx for great content. Pls can you do some Linux (ubuntu 24.10 ) basic functionalty test ? Just test touchpad, sound, screen, battery.... ? Please please please 🙂

[@macanolli]

OMG yes! These laptops could be amazing on Linux.

[@jur9103]

Fan during zoom call...good old intel. :D

[@matthias8765]

Does the fan spin up during zoom calls only happen in high power profile? What about snapdragon x elite laptops? Do they also spin up during these calls?

[@remigoldbach9608]

Watching videos from the primagean, man of culture 😁

[@sergenalishiwa9097]

. NET 9 is coming out soon. How does one choose among the four processors?

[@naimnayak]

Hey Alex, when is the M4 getting delivered? Also if you do need an app dev (flutter) please just let us know 😉

[@logaandm]

Compare to Edge. It's suppose to be more energy efficient that Chrome.

[@aplotor]

4:31 this is S0 Standby which can auto-hibernate. most/all modern windows laptops have this instead of the old S3 Sleep, which doesnt drain nearly as much battery and always instantly wakes. it's set at a hardware/firmware level so basically impossible to change it. it's a terrible change and one of the reasons i returned the surface laptop 7

[@Egor9090]

What's the wear % on your M2 Max battery

[@abdinasirmusa8777]

I am glad i have invested in MacBook Air M3 16GB. Great.

[@slaynnyt8130]

any idea how's Linux support on these laptops? I want to order one but really wish to know if the basic stuff works properly...trackpad, wifi, bluetooth, audio, 3d acceleration

[@odebroqueville]

Wow! Single Core GB6 score is about 1'000 points behind Apple Silicon!?! I'd be interested to see how open LLMs run on these new Intel chips compared to Apple's M4.

[@Johnnyynf]

4:45 Isn't that just windows hibernation? X elite chip don't do that?

[@JohnSmith-gb8hd]

Snapdragon X Elite also hibernates and has excessive battery drain during sleep at times, there are many Reddit threads about it.

[@fallinginthed33p]

Nowhere near Intel or AMD Connected Standby power consumption. 5% or less overnight is normal for a Snapdragon.

[@joshking4679]

​@@fallinginthed33pI agree, but what I would say is, the battery drain I get with the lid closed on my AMD laptop is pretty minimal compared to other Windows laptops I've seen and used. It only seems to hibernate after not being used for an entire day.

[@JohnSmith-gb8hd]

@@fallinginthed33p Plenty of Reddit complaints of 10% overnight battery drain on Snapdragon X, many on the /r/Surface. Around 1% drain is normal for both Lunar Lake and Snapdragon X and is nothing special.

[@fallinginthed33p]

@@JohnSmith-gb8hd Some recent hardware driver update seemed to have caused that.

[@ramaaraujo]

@AZisk what's that mobile 2nd display you have in 3:38??

[@krekas]

I'm just waiting for friday or the weekend upload on the m4 :D I'm hoping you will get it by friday

[@ivan1178-p3h]

Regarding Geekbench on battery power, sth wrong ether with windows or laptop itself, not cpu. Max tech did this test on battery (dell XPS 13) and got great score: 2730/10500

[@Aman.n]

Just got my s14 today, the trackpad is the worst i have ever experienced, it's enough for me to send it back, very frustrating. Such a backward step, only the bottom half clicks and needs way too much force for each click; what do you think?

[@StacyClouds]

I have one of these arriving in an hour or too. I was torm between a Levano 7x, an Asus ZenBook Duo, and this. (wildly different machines, I know - but I have a few use cases and they were all perfect for one of them, I got this as it seemed the best all rounder from what I have read). I'm really hoping that the fans are not going to be a problem now... I'm a little worried after seeing this. Even my XPS 15 12th Gen is silent most of the time unless I want to do something extra, so I am hoping this isn't going to be a backwards step... Oh well, at least I have 30 says to return it 🫣😅

[@akin242002]

Still excellent for data analysts in performance mode.

[@Helios.vfx.]

Why oled drains more ? Isn't it keeping the pixels off ?

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

refresh rate is the energy sucker, thats why pro motion is so valuable. it's just so hard to pull off on windows

[@Helios.vfx.]

@@JohnSmith-pn2vl didn't know that. So oled panels do have higher refresh rates. ? Like more than 100hz ?

[@kernel_inpage_error]

For 16vs14 inch, I would say that it actually brings differences and inconsistency to the results. Power consumption of the bigger screen does not always align perfectly with larger battery capacity 16 inch models typically have. Sometimes battery increase is bigger than this added power consumption. I guess there should be a whole separate tests made to figure this out.

[@AZisk]

every machine that is different is going to be inconsistent with any other laptop

[@RS-handle]

omg the performance on battery is horrible! did you check that power mode it was running?

[@landscape1570]

The test is not objective at all, if you consider that each chip is in a different laptop, with different hardware. It should be done reading the CPU package average wattage.

[@AZisk]

these are real world comparisons, not a lab test

[@Winnetou17]

@@AZisk I would like to add though that you've asked/blaimed Intel for things that are not done by them. Mainly the decrease in performance while not plugged in - that's totally the laptop manufacturer culprit. And, unfortunately, a lot of the efficiency comes from that. If you want to test the CPU efficiency, you just have to test it at fixed power levels. Otherwise you're compaing what one laptop manufacturer configured vs what another has configured. And it's still not perfect, since the screen and motherboard itself can impact significantly the results. For really high battery life, the average consumption is 3-4 W. And a different scren can itself consume 1 entire extra watt by itself, skewing the results by a large margin. Here I think that The Phawx's trick of simply turning off the screen and using an external monitor to level the field is a great idea to remove this part of the equation. The mobo still remains.

[@AZisk]

@@Winnetou17pretty good idea by the sly Phawx. Might have to borrow it

[@landscape1570]

@@Winnetou17 Yeah you said the point. Even different displays can impact power consumption differently

[@DS-pk4eh]

I still can not understand how they are not able to develop proper power and thermal management on Intel laptops. We have Dell Precisions, and last 5 generations all get noisy as soon as you try to do something in parallel. And yes, why it is not running same way on and off the charger?

[@Unizuka]

3:47 ah yes, npm and errors, i swear, i never had a hassle free npm install ever haha

[@Helios.vfx.]

That lunar lake laptop and a 4 best combo

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

literally the worst machine on the planet

[@Helios.vfx.]

@JohnSmith-pn2vl which one of em lol

[@bathomoilwa4815]

Totally unrelated but could be an idea for the next video.Have you noticed that apple doesn’t offer shipping to many countries and the whole African continent? We live in a world where world wide shipping exists yet apple still ships to first world countries only. Would like to hear your opinion on this .

[@liquathrushbane2003]

Does the laptop work the same way in regards to unified memory & LLMs? The MAC can load huge files into memory and run via GPU .. does this laptop do the same?

[@fallinginthed33p]

GPU inference using shared memory on Intel and AMD, CPU inference using specific quantified formats on ARM

[@ВладимирКоляденко-п4л]

1. Samsung galaxy book uses max.performance X elite => lower batery time 2. M2 max had max frequency and "old" 5 nm chip

[@TechGameDev]

5:50 it's because of the cpu and the gpu which work a lot to do the face clipping which requires AI computing power (even if the option is not activated this calculation permanently windows poorly optimized)

[@MrKar18]

Snapdragon X elite doesn't have this issue at all. Shouldn't it be optimizer now for NPU instead of GPU for Copilot Pcs.

[@Baddmann1931]

strix halo seems to be the closest m4 competitor now!

[@Fury_3D]

5:03 using a galaxybook i think its a problem qith that machine. I've never had that issue

[@aalperenpolat]

04:34 dude that fingerprint in the middle of the screen drove me crazy :(

[@uranblut]

It has fan noise, it gets warm and performance is noticably worse when unplugged. Well, it seems nothing has changed :D. The only thing that got better is battery life. Serious question: why can I use Zoom on a tablet without fan noises? Right, my tablet has no fans :P, but it only gets warm and keeps working just fine. There must be something wrong with this Asus laptop. I just don't understand.

[@kaptentigu5919]

Sleep is so broken on most PCs.

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

because they use windows, which is the worst OS in the world

[@ItsDeeno69]

the single score shouldnt have dropped that much i think there is a prblem there

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

not enough juice, it went from bad to terrible

[@kallaway1]

The X Elite 2 chips next year are going to be nuts.

[@RobertLindberg-cv3vj]

Yes I am very interested in seeing those too.

[@dailychillvibe6012]

it is the issue with window 11 OS. they just have bad sleep mode

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

like every other windows ever

[@thangbui6383]

7:24 More powerful IGPU ???

[@AhmedMohammed23]

i would like to see some ultra and ryzen ai 5 numbers if they exist

[@stoneZ-DLR-au]

I would like to say I like Mac better if docker can run my projects without problem. I think it is not apple's issue, but come on Linux kernel comparability issue is very annoying.😅

[@rommellagera8543]

I have that same unit, only 8 cores/8 threads, less power than previous model or AMD counterpart, but I don't know why Android Studio seems snappy than my Lenovo 7840HS/32gb (8c/16t) For now I accept the 8c/8t, but future version should increase the cores to 12c or 16c, Intel please don't shot yourself again in the foot by giving us limited or same number of cores year over year, right now Ryzen AI chips are almost twice powerful in multi core benchmarks, that should change in the upcoming years

[@nabinpandey796]

I have been using Zenbook 14 (i7-1260P) laptop from last 5 months. I have been facing touchpad issues like flickering, cursor moving everywhere and clicking apps by itself without my input. Does anybody face this issue or like its only me facing such issue in Asus laptop.

[@cragzy_]

Un-tilt the play button please

[@Derpalerpa]

NEVER

[@kuuhgle]

2:22 the X Elite in the Macbooks? LMAO

[@jinn-gaming2417]

there were times when i get excited from hearing intel releasing new cpu, now after 13th and 14th gen. every laptop with their CPU is questionable to me.

[@sahandehteshami7404]

Using high power mode is a big mistake for this laptop

[@VadimMarchenko]

OLED screens are glossy. Which is an immediate deal breaker for me.

[@TheEditorify]

Just waiting for Linux support for Snapdragon X Elite

[@ye849]

Intel had a bad “few years”? More like a “few decades”

[@smaad7]

The only lunar thing is that fact that they are still making the same shiet

[@Burbanana]

slightly off topic but man your face looks really off in the thumbnails. Some kind of extreme processing / filter effect? Kinda funny tho

[@vinz3301]

„In this world of high efficiency“ Or should we say „AI efficiency“ 🤓

[@SunsetNova]

Apple silicon is King 👑

[@niamhleeson3522]

i have 1 decillion tabs open

[@fevad1246]

Is that reference to google being fined decillion dollar by Russia?

[@pewpewpower]

So much glare 3:50 omg…

[@joopvandijk2383]

Oof! I sincerely hope OLED does NOT become the standard laptop display anytime soon: 1. They kill your battery 2. In bright surroundings their shiny surfaces become like mirrors 3. In dark surroundings where you limit the light they start flickering 4. With white backgrounds all kinds of colours seep through (garage door effect) 5. And (not restricted to OLEDs) I consider the 16:10 display ratio useless for productivity tasks

[@Unizuka]

I agree, and IPS is far better comfort wise, especially when coding or looking at the screen for long periods of time, I noticed that my eyes hurt when using oled.