YOU Should Buy the Surface Pro 11, And Here's Why! (Snapdragon)

[@TheEverydayDad]

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[@acumen1]

CAN IT HANDLE OBS STUDIO RECORDING?

[@flexo6969]

I'm still using my Surface Pro 6 on a daily basis and I absolutely love it.

[@peternowak6237]

Same with my pro 7+ but next year there comes a pro 11❤

[@beastinfection638]

@@Frank-rh5nh He wasn't even comparing the Surface Pro 6 to the 11 though.

[@beastinfection638]

@@Frank-rh5nh flexo6969 wasn't comparing the Surface Pro 6 to the 11 either. He simply stated that he still likes using his Surface Pro 6. He never said that it's as good as the Surface Pro 11. It's obviously not.

[@Psicoeducazione]

Yes, I’ve got a macbook pro and and an iPad pro and I’m really considering keeping the macbook pro as a workstation, but selling my iPad pro, and buying a surface pro 11 for working on the move. iPad pro as a replacement computer for traveling is a not an option.

[@ktvideoproductions]

I live in the Mac world running my music performance and recording apps on an M3 MBA. Made same decision. Sold my iPad Pro and got SP11. I'm VERY happy with the purchase. I have a fully functional PC that gets iPad level battery life and a great tablet. I had an Intel SP4 for work a few years ago. Battery and performance sucked. This ARM changes the game. YMMV.

[@ozy944]

Also same here, moved from m4 iPad pro to surface pro 11 X elite. So so happy! Rocking m3 air and sp 11 + android phone on windows phone link.... Amazing!

[@TheRealMafoo]

Agreed about the iPad not being laptop replacement. The worse part about that, is it's self inflicted by apple. They chose to cripple their own hardware, for sales. You look at MS or Samsnung, and their only limitations are because they can't make the thing better. Apple can easily make the thing better, but they care more about the profit from selling you two devices, then they do about the customer.

[@Psicoeducazione]

@@TheRealMafooI am not sure that Apple does so only because they want to sell both the macbook and the iPad. Yes, they want it, but imagine what could be an iPad with mac os functionalities when attached to a keyboard. I think it would sell MUCH MORE than the current iPad, and perhaps much more than macbooks. Not only is that a marketing choice, but also a choice dictated by branding: they don't do anything that is not apple philosophy centered. Think of how much time it took for having a calculator on the iPad. They didn't do it unless it was a wow feature. In my opinion they ar limited by this philosophy.

[@theflyingscott1]

I did the same. I use a MacBook Pro and I had an iPad Pro but the latter I found to be such a waste of money. I ended up selling it and buying a Microsoft surface pro which is a much better device. I prefer Mac, don’t get me wrong, But the state of the iPad Pro with rubbish software in 2024 is just a charade. Apple have to sort this out if they really want to use the Pro moniker. The fisher-price iPadOS type operating system is an absolute joke in this day and age

[@fallinginthed33p]

If it fits your use case, your apps can run as native ARM code or under emulation, and you use a screen pen for daily work, nothing else comes close. It's a pity other PC makers haven't popularized detachable tablets because it's a great form factor.

[@itscrewston6684]

I agree. I’m a 360° foldable laptop hater. It feels so gimmicky and clunky when using laptops that fold this way. Writing on them feels awkward too. Tablets with detachable keyboards are the way to go.

[@bricequirl]

​@@itscrewston6684 Totally agree on the 360° laptop. That's why I loved the Surface Book design. However, the use of the x86 mobile processor made the laptop half under-perform & the tablet half battery-life weak. I SO wish Microsoft would bring this form factor back w/ the X Elite! A full & proper powerful laptop w/ the ability to detach to an awesome, no-compromise tablet. A X Elite Surface Book would be jackpot for Microsoft IMO.

[@morthismejere1879]

​@@bricequirlomg! If only they would bring back the surface book line and include thunderbolt 5, I would be all about it...

[@mannkeithc]

My biggest computer purchasing mistake was a M1 12.9-inch iPad Pro with 2TB storage and magic keyboard. The hardware is fantastic but iPoor OS cripples it to run in a locked ecosystem of mostly mediocre smart phone style apps. It doesn't even have a desktop class browser due to Apple's awful web kit. I object to paying a lot of money for a tablet computer when I don't have complete freedom the sideload the apps I want to use or cannot access the hypervisor to run virtual machines. I've been using Windows 11 arm on a Windows Dev kit 2023 for past 20 months. It started as an experiment, but I loved having a Windows computer that was silent and responsive, as all the apps I need have native arm64 binaries. It even runs many of the games I like, and is especially good at retro game emulation, as several emulators, such as Dolphin, Duck Station and PPSSPP have Windows 11 arm64 binaries. I plan to replace my iPad Pro with a Surface Pro 11 OLED model when 5G becomes available later this year. It has double the CPU and GPU performance of the Windows Dev Kit with its Snapdragon 8cx Gen3 processor, so everything I run on the Dev Kit will run with ease on the Surface Pro 11. If you want a competitively priced x64 Windows Tablet which can also game, the Minisforum V3 tablet with Ryzen 7 8840U processor, 32GB RAM and 1TB storage is exceptionally good. It is similar in design to a Surface Pro with detachable tiltable keyboard, pen, and stand, but is around half the price for the equivalent specification.

[@everythngRaider]

I'm loving it so far. I purchased a matte screen protector on Amazon to get rid of the glare and fingerprint issue. It feels and looks great. Battery life is perfect. LOVE IT

[@ohnoohgod290]

The one thing I would be worrie about with the matte screen protector is the fact that they can tend to quickly wear down the malleable plastic of the surface pen tip, so be mindful of how you use it and when you need to replace them.

[@Kairahihi]

I just can't get over the glare. Microsoft NEEDS to add an antiglare coating on what is essentially an outdoor device

[@TheRealMafoo]

The only worry, is ARM. I hope it gains traction this time, but it has one major issue... AMD. the new CPU is as powerful at the same wattage, and has no application limitations.

[@shaneterrell]

Agreed! I have a base model Surface Pro 11, and I also just acquired an Asus ProArt PX13. My Surface runs cooler and quieter for my usual coding and productivity work, but the PX13 is very close. AMD's Zen 5 is very impressive.

[@sloanNYC]

To be fair, Microsoft Teams is one of the worst pieces of software ever made and is an INSANE processor hog and battery killer. It sucks sooooooooo bad.

[@fallinginthed33p]

That it doesn't completely kill the battery on the new Surface Pro shows how good the Snapdragon is. Teams somehow uses up too much CPU and RAM even when using the ARM version.

[@Luka-pr7ho]

No Mac probably the best but Microsoft is 2nd place. Because almost every other computer out there runs on windows Almost.

[@dishanknayal6118]

Man I miss Skype for business

[@MrTechnology83]

@@dishanknayal6118complete agree with you.

[@bricequirl]

The former Angular based Teams version hosted w/ Electron, mostly bad indeed. The new React based version hosted w/ WebView2, not like that at all and quite good.

[@GamerRadar]

Great video! I bought an iPad looking for what a Surface can do, I’ve had 3 surface pro’s in the past and I really enjoyed them but battery and weight sucked compared to this thing.. I ran the IT at a library so it was perfect, but again battery was garbage… Year ARM has limitations but battery is better, and it’s compatible with desktop apps that most need. (Google Drive is garbage, i mount drives and use Synologies for home use).. It’s perfect if you’re int he Microsoft Environment….

[@fallinginthed33p]

This is a MacBook Pro in an iPad Pro body, so it's got the best of a desktop OS with a half decent touch interface. It's not great as a tablet solely but it shines as an ultra portable laptop that gets occasional use in tablet mode. Apple still keeps MacBooks and iPads apart so the Surface is the next best thing.

[@SomeoneIGuess-y7w]

How is the screen on the base model? Is it good enough to watch a movie on?

[@pillepolle3122]

No

[@iu1191]

I have the SP9, and had the SP2017 before that and every Surface before that right back to the RT. I can say with confidence that the Surface Pro has the best speakers of any Windows tablet. I can also say that I have watched many, many Netflix, Amazon, Disney+ and Sky series and movies with speakers and on Bluetooth headphones. I find the Surface PixelSense screen to be excellent. Really good. Immersive and allows you to just get lost in the content. Is it better than iPad? No. However, I am never really watching a film and comparing it to an iPad next to my SP9. I never find myself saying ...Those blacks in that scene on my Surface were just not black enough. The difference that is possible by having an OLED screen is real and I bet they are significant but is it possible, easy and most importantly CHEAPER to watch content on the Surface Pro with the non-OLED screen? YES. The non-OLED screen is the same one as on the SP8, 9, and 10. I have been watching KZbin on it today and looking for any challenges. I got so into the content that I forgot to watch for pixels-I had to go back and watch again haha. So YES - it is great for movies and shows. Absolutely great. At least in my use... It has been great. I am picky... I do pixel peep and don't like it when colour banding appears ... On this device - I just don't get that. Everything is smooth, clear and immersive.

[@Niceguyhit47]

I'm a student and in need of tablet and a laptop will the surface be good for me? I need the tablet to replace notebooks and laptop for all the other stuff.

[@aydarks]

Thanks for the video! I would love to see the comparison between Surface Pro 11 and Surface Laptop 7 😊😊😊

[@onpointsg35]

I'm happy with my purchase, I wanted one since the first surface but decided to hold out. Now that I made the jump and cut a few corners by adding a $30 Bluetooth keyboard, $20 mouse and upgrading the SSD from 256 to a 1tb ($92 on sale) I feel I'm all set. I don't need it for gaming but the option is there if I use something like Xbox gamepass, for me the battery life is not all day I tend to charge it maybe twice a day depending on use.

[@5thElementDFW]

That’s a serious watch tan line. I was getting there so I randomly switch mine when I’m driving so it can get back to matching lol Yes, that was off the topic but still related to the video kinda lol

[@agoogleuser7147]

I ended up returning my surface laptop 7 - I had lots of graphic glitches, mainly around with using surface 2 dock and two monitors. Also, MS Teams (ARM version) had lots of issues., so much where only way to get into it was to uninstall/reinstall far too often. I also found my SL7 running warm with fan running full speed while docked and lid closed and sleeping far too often. Did you (or anyone else) come across any graphic glitches? Suspect this will get ironed out with software in coming months - but I don't see anyone else running into or posting about these issues.

[@mzeeshanch]

A very nice video… I fall in the exact segment that you have mentioned… The first surface I got was the surface pro 3… then upgraded to the surface pro 5… still have that machine… am planning to upgrade to this one now… so have been rocking this form factor since 9 years… One thing I would recommend is that you try the latest keyboard cover (check it out at a shop before getting it)… they say the trackpad is much improved… it might improve your experience with it further…

[@trivera711]

Great job on the review! First time on your channel. Liked and subscribed.

[@danmallett1555]

Thank you for this review. Of all I have seen on this topic you are the most focused on how the median would likely use it. Too much focus is spent on how to squeeze more screen time into our work day; instead of work into our screen time during the day.

[@MrYupsilon]

man you godot icon on desktop give me some confidence to purchase one

[@JustinDhananjaya]

Why? 😂

[@MrYupsilon]

@@JustinDhananjaya work in game industry, wanna run some game engine. I know that unreal support apple silicon but cant run nanite until m2 chips. So if he can run godot at least it means i can do some basic dev on this machine

[@JimKanaris]

Nothing like this device! Best of both worlds (tablet / laptop) for basic but still powerful use cases. Apple could certainly take a leaf out of Microsoft's book on this one. iPad can't touch it in this respect (*cough* iPadOS, to mention the most significant thing).

[@aperson5062]

ARM adoption is the question. Won't be like Mac, where it was mandatory because the original Intel based hardware was just ended. However, having the ARM chips that can compete if not exceed x86 chips needed to happen first and then Microsoft giving their full endorsement by making the Surface line ARM based is a good start.

[@Luka-pr7ho]

You know how you did the switch to samsung thing. Can you do a switch to Google pixel thing.

[@williambreeze2659]

Thanks for this!

[@milogu9079]

actually i think the surface pro x sq1 16gb would be sufficient, i have macbook pro M3 pro as my main driver, and use surface pro x with a new flex keyboard as the the ipad replacement. this combination is very cost effective

[@anilkumar1971]

I'm planning to buy the Surface Pro with cellular connectivity. Are there any models out with built-in cellular antennas? Or anything coming in the future?

[@peterwarren5412]

Good review thanks for posting it - I am writing this comment with a Surface Pro 8 which has also surprised me with how good it is at times. What kind of battery life do you get with the lighter tasks (youtube, docs, emails)? Have seen some say that the battery life on this is not actually that good and is about the same as older models which I find hard to believe vs other reviews saying other things... Also, how was the video editing performance with da vinci resolve on it? Seen some positive comments and some negative ones on the snapdragons generally though my thinking is that the mainly negative ones were with da vinci resolve 19 for ARM still in beta...

[@MHJalani]

Can it run Autocad, and grammerly?

[@justSTUMBLEDupon]

Most likely no to autocad. You can check the site to see if it works on ARM Grammerly is browser based so it should work

[@carmm2742]

Thank you for the vid, thoughts on how this would compare to the Lenovo thinkpad X12?

[@CalebHembree]

Hey! Can you do a video about why you have changed where you do your videis and studio behind the scenes type video?

[@suomynona97]

Nice video. I got a laptop (win11) core i7 acer nitro set at home as rd server and just use ipad pro 12.9 to connect to it and get productive anywhere by only carrying ipad.

[@LogainAblar]

When was any technology perfect? When was any technology made for everyone? If any technology was deemed perfect, then why release upgrades at all? It's always been about use case. Any judgement immediately changes based on a person's use case so the statement of "Surface is not really a good tablet/Surface is not really a good laptop" is idiocy to me. The metric changes wildly depending on who you ask and what they're doing. When you're on the go and need to do real work, running desktop class applications with a desktop class OS and you want a device that's more lightweight and has touch support by default, Surface is hard to beat. iPads can't run desktop software and MacBooks don't support touch screens at all. So, WTF?

[@mapledmike]

Hiya! Saw WoW for a second! Would you say the battery life is good while playing it?

[@robfuzz]

I have the Pro 9 and was going to upgrade but my favorite art app isn't upgraded to work on it (and probably won't be) so I'm stuck.

[@ValhallaGuild]

How did you connect the surface pro to monitor? I been getting feedback that it only display 30hz

[@teopirgaru3151]

in 2024 every device is great for gaming...cloud gaming...on my xps 9500 geforce now 4k ....gaming is just ...beautiful :) inlcude this in your future reviews....

[@jesusacevedo6757]

Where did you get the computer at 2:54

[@iamsteveolson]

Have you run Davinci Resolve on it yet? How does it go?

[@1centimetre]

They got the dual monitor setup right the first try! (on ARM). Meanwhile, crap Apple limits M1 chips to one external monitor.

[@Gs5603]

Have you been able to try Davinci Resolve 19 out of beta? How is it going? Is it usable with something like 4K 30? Thanks!

[@KT22672]

No, just had to return mine, had it for 2 days, the X Elite version, and it was headache after headache barely 5 minutes in. I even called Microsoft Support for the first time in my life because I was so amazed at how bad this was. Apparently the calendar app does not work with ARM yet? Oh and neither does Microsoft OneNote? Apparently Microsoft XPS Writer also is not updated to work on ARM? And PowerPoint is also not fully optimized to run on ARM? And I have to use the old Outlook? Oh wait, what? Neither Outlooks are fully ready on ARM? And then I went to download some typical programs I use and here we go, nothing is made for ARM. And if it is, there's warnings left and right that ARM isn't the primary development focus so will likely be in a less stable state. From AWS, to Slack, to development environments, you can't work on this thing, you can't microsoft office on this thing, you can't do ANYTHING on this thing. And wait it gets better, MS support said they know that the entire Microsoft Office suite has a myriad of issues on ARM, and they basically told me that it's new and future updates would improve usability. (I don't have time for that) This is like, a 2004 Apple MacOS experience, the only things that have a chance to work are Microsoft apps, and even those that work, do so rather poorly. And third party apps are few and far between, and essentially is a glorified web browser and word processing machine. I returned that thing and got a Surface Pro 10 Business Edition with Intel CPU, it just works.

[@justSTUMBLEDupon]

Hold on…. The main reason I wanted this was for OneNote and it doesn’t even work on the tablet? SMH

[@justSTUMBLEDupon]

I haven’t heard any reviewer talk about this though

[@KT22672]

@@justSTUMBLEDupon it “works” but is not full featured, things like embedding PDFs into OneNote won’t work because they would use Microsoft XPS printer to “print” the pdf/pptx file into OneNote, so because Microsoft XPS Writer isn’t yet updated to work on ARM, this feature does not work The surface pro 10 business with an Intel processor has been wonderful, does everything my old Surface Pro did but faster and with more RAM, which is literally all I needed!

[@Kyssit-d5v]

@@justSTUMBLEDuponworks for me

[@Tribuneoftheplebs]

Yeah, I don't want a phone cpu on my work laptop... I'm going to get a SP10 too

[@arkine11]

Honestly how is this MORE expensive than the previous gen release? They switch to an unproven chip from a company than has only done mobile chips before, never chips for full PCs (which these tablets are supposed to be). I wouldn't spend $1000 for the basic version, let alone $1500. This should be $900 for the 512GB SSD, 16GB RAM versions.

[@agusugian]

I just need an 11inch version and I’m totally buying

[@beastinfection638]

Why would you want such a small tablet?

[@DomainObject]

Me too!

[@tech-tok2973]

WE WANT SNAPDRAGON ELITE IN SURFACE GO!

[@bricequirl]

Microsoft is bringing Arm to the Surface Go. The barrier right now is cost.

[@tech-tok2973]

@@bricequirl they better hurry up because it's been ages. They could pursue a strategy of using previous gen Arm chips like SQ1 in the Go line without cannibalising their other products

[@carlw6247]

@@tech-tok2973 Right, I'd guess this fall, maybe with the Snapdragon X Plus processor to keep the cost down. It would be a shame if MS waits until this spring, when ARM-based Gos would have to compete with Lunar or Arrow Lake-based Surface Pros.

[@saibot293]

how did you get the keyboard to work when detached?

[@keithorlando6652]

Can you use Adobe Illustrator on the Surface Pro 11?

[@ichosetoxiclove]

Does this support photoshop? Or how blender runs on it nobody talking about that!

[@safdari.ch1st]

As I had to buy a 2 in 1 PC, I took this one but I'm still figuring out how correct my choice was.

[@davezhu7651]

Ur right, except that x64 sucks at compatibility

[@craigwoodgate7120]

i was going to buy a microsoft surface rather than buy a laptop but based on my experience with windows based laptops and tablets i decided to go for the samsung tab S9 uotra as its more than capable of doing what i want it and need it to do

[@bkeny01]

yeah I had to send it back also, couldn't run AWS Workspaces therefore couldn't use it for work.

[@bricequirl]

Seeing a review of someone that loves the Surface Pro for finally becoming what it was designed to do, makes me SO wish Microsoft would bring back the Surface Book and put the SD X Elite in it! This would finally realize what the Surface Book was meant to be (even more than the Surface Pro IMO). Just think about it?!? A full and proper laptop that you could detach to become an awesome, no-compromise tablet! The problem w/ the Surface Book was always having to use a x86 mobile processor in the screen half; weak processing w/ not great battery. Not so if the X Elite is used. The Surface Book design coupled w/ the X Elite would be jackpot for Microsoft!

[@CinimodMG]

The Surface Book is my all-time favorite computer I've ever used. I had the SB1 and 2. The 2 was in the 15" version and I absolutely loved having essentially a full-on laptop most of the time, and a 15" tablet for going through/marking up budget PDFs and documents when I needed it. I've gone the Mac and iPad Pro M2 route now, with the iPad frustrating me on a regular basis.. but I'd come back in a heartbeat for a new Surface Book.

[@bricequirl]

@@CinimodMG I had the SB1 w/ performance base. And yep, hands down easily my all-time favorite computer. Even upgraded it to W11 (although W10 tablet mode is still superior to W11). Had to move on to the Surface Laptop Studio 2 when the SB1's batteries gave out. The SLS2 is nice and gives me all the postures I want, but I would take a Surface Book w/ X Elite over it any day.

[@MaakuSG]

I am going to study Informatics is this laptop good enough?

[@justSTUMBLEDupon]

0:53 Getting a masters degree in what?

[@Jimmyfly215]

very familiar with Surface. in no way can i ever consider it a tablet. it is a 2 in 1 detachable with touch screen. “tablet mode” in windows is just a no. i love surface products though.

[@reverend_wintondupree]

It's the reason I specifically want a dedicated tablet device. The finger gestures do not respond consistently and have to repeat multiple times. Not many apps are optimized for the tablet mode eithet to integrate finger gestures. Even the responsiveness/latency in tablet mode is not as fluid as compared to traditional tablets. The form factor is also a bit too large to use one handed. Overall the iPad and Galaxy Tab tablet experience is night and day compared to the Surface Pro.

[@danielduxmwangi5799]

or, OR, hear me out, maybe wait a few months till intel launch their new ''efficient'' lunar chips and compare if there is enough between them to tip the scale to one side.

[@craigasketch]

I want this but I love procreate. What do I do?

[@marcellnobis3898]

Hey I fund it in a big trash can and what tablet do I need

[@Hedgehog-ji1bm]

I am a long time iPad & Mac user. That being said, I have used a Surface Pro for work. The build quality is terrible. They do not last. I went through two of them. So, my work bought me a MacBook. The build quality is light years ahead of the Microsoft offering. This is true of the iPad too - superior compared to the Surface.

[@baihuiye]

This is not a fair comparison. For laptop comparison, Surface laptop and MacBook is a more fair comparison as they both function as a laptop. Whereas the iPad and Surface Pro are more two in one devices to be used as a laptop and a tablet.

[@gr86er]

​@@baihuiye iPad is a glorified tablet

[@beasthunter4003]

Is samsung better? Like seriously... i just got the book 4 pro 360, should i return and buy this instead?

[@Digger513]

I still have a Surface 3, and the battery is prob on its way out lol. I'll prob get one of these Pro 11 in a year or so

[@arainla]

Surface pro screen istol small so I went with the Lenovo Yoga copilot laptop. Love it and especially the battery life. Great video.

[@emo137]

surface pro 11 can install metatrader 5?

[@anitataraki5512]

What's the os like on one of these? I owned a PC last year and simply transferring video clips from Nintendo switch was like trying to operate a rocket ship. I'm not kidding. I'm smarter than most people according to the people who test for those sorts of things, I was a teacher, and during those years I was always using computers and constantly was paid to learn all that stuff, so naturally I took the classes to learn those windows programs but I can't turn some of the pcs off and on I've purchased and returned because they were trash, and all used windows 11. I'm thinking I'd like to edit videos but Microsoft isn't user friendly at all and I'm hoping this will improve soon.

[@anitataraki5512]

I'm a consumer who speaks their mind, most people would eat shit on a stick if you told them it's delicious. Nobody likes using Microsoft, I'm telling you, I can't figure out why Microsoft hasn't gotten this right yet. They've made it worse and worse as they loose touch with their customer base in exchange for fake news about their products.

[@allenqueen]

Is it possible to downgrade to Windows 10 ?

[@rbriggs89]

The tablet mode and apps on windows products are pretty much suck though.

[@alexandrumacovei7174]

Can t use google drive tho and other simple apps, so for me it s a dealbreaker

[@KazrBrekker]

I never use Google Drive desktop client to be fair. Use the web version. Remember last year their desktop client had a bug that deleted user files

[@KT22672]

@@KazrBrekker that’s only the tip of the iceberg Everyone who I know that bought an 11 for this school year has returned it for a SP9 or the business 10, ARM isn’t ready for prime time, maybe soon it will be, but not now

[@joelgarcia3907]

What? It can’t? That’s crazy

[@theflyingscott1]

​@@KazrBrekkerit can't use Google Drive? Haha... Well that's a no-go for me. Ridiculous

[@jay.jay.1]

No because there is not enough for people or me to buy it. It’s average 2in1 to me

[@nnnnnn3647]

this is not good computer. nothing works (for creators)

[@georgewashington3012]

Nope, never buying Windows again. Their QA is god awful.

[@Cho.comilkshake]

I just wanna watch movies

[@fildyb]

2:28 don't be so harsh on yourself we all make occasional mistakes like that

[@chee_wai]

No headphone jack, no usb, no expandable storage, poor battery life in real world usage, plus poor x86 app support. This actually is a bad device. It's actually much worse than a surface pro 7

[@sultanabran1]

i have matte screen protector film on my surface pro 7. game changer. good for glare, fingerprints and drawing on. honestly, i see no real world difference between this and the older surface pros other than no headphone jack, no usb port and the same battery life. oh and ai which i have no interest in using. oh i can use x86 apps.

[@DJ_CRIZP]

Like, come on we all know you're exaggerating windows battery life. I can sit through a 4 hour zoom class and then do 5 hours of homework in Catia on my Flow X13 and still have 20% battery left. Like, as long as you dont have admin installed spyware like force point, windows machines are not these 'rush between outlets' machines that mac fanboys think they are.

[@rousing22]

No google drive… unworkable

[@JustinDhananjaya]

Wait? Really…?

[@PaperBoat.]

You should stop suggesting everyone to buy everything that you review. Unsubscribed.

[@ggunter2730]

I hardly ever watch this guy but he literally said within the first minute that it’s not for everybody 😂

[@raxiltude]

Second

[@shadainsimpson6076]

Second to view

[@AtharvaGupta-g9b]

first to view and comment

[@eduardowatkinz]

Unfortunately; it runs Windows, which has become a total mess with pop -up ads and is nothing more than malware software in my humble opinion.

[@KazrBrekker]

Fortunately you can disable them using third party tools. There are video guides on KZbin too so it is not much of a problem.

[@LucaRossi79]

I run windows daily on multiple machines and I haven't seen pop-up ads or anything like that. Yes, ms does annoying stuff (around edge and start menu) but no pop-ups. Maybe it's because I'm in the EU...

[@eduardowatkinz]

@@KazrBrekker I agree, but it shouldn't have to be that way.

[@bmwjs1]

Unless you’re running, Lennox, doesn’t Mac Kinda does the same thing🙃 where you need third-party apps to solve our problems like you not being able to use your mini LED screen to that max unless you have a third-party app that allows you to max out the brightness😂 every OS has his problems, dude

[@KazrBrekker]

@@bmwjs1 true