Thanks to Nick for reviewing our Stellaris Slim 15. We would like to make a small but important correction on timestamp 0:12 to 0:24 to avoid misunderstandings: TUXEDO Stellaris Slim 15 is NOT the successor to Nick's Stellaris 15 from 2021, because this one was focussed on max performance (available with up to RTX 3080) and better cooling. Stellaris Slim is a new sub category to our Stellaris laptop series, which is more targeted at style factor and max portability at the cost of less cooling capacity compared to the regular Stellaris 16 and Stellaris 17. Due to its extremely thin design, we originally even considered to launch Stellaris Slim 15 under the brand "InfinityBook Pro 15 - Max Performance". Please let me add a few points to better illustrate the differences between Stellaris Slim and the real successor to Nick's Stellaris 15, our regular Stellaris 16: Although Stellaris Slim can be ordered with the same Core i9-14900HX and RTX 4060 or 4070 like the slightly thicker and heavier Stellaris 16, putting the same hardware in a thinner and lighter chassis logically means thermal compromises in terms of either more fan noise or less performance. Stellaris Slim 15 makes a good cooling job in RELATION to its size, but due to its thin and light design it comes with 8mm fans and 4 heatpipes, whereas Stellaris 16 features 12mm fans and 6 heatpipes. That gives it a few advantages: 1. Stellaris 16 achieves 40 % higher combined CPU and GPU power limits (225 watts vs 160 watts) at full fan speed. 2. It stays 30 % quieter at the same performance. 3. In addition to lower fan noise, Stellaris 16's bigger fans create a lower-pitched noise which usually is perceived more comfortable. 4. Not tested yet, but Stellaris 16 might do a bit longer passively cooled on low load tasks (fans shut off) due to more heatspreader surface. Once the fans have to kick in, thicker fans do not have to spin as fast (= loud) as thinner ones. In the end, both Stellaris Slim 15 and Stellaris 16 are really great premium notebooks for DIFFERENT target groups: Stellaris Slim is more of a stylish and - in relation to its great performance - extremely thin and very light laptop for users who value style factor, sleek design and very high portability higher than cooling/fan acoustics under load. Stellaris 16 is more of a classic yet elegant workstation notebook with better cooling and reasonable portability. IMO it is nearly the best balance of performance, fan noise and portability. Questions? We are happy to help :-) Chris | TUXEDO Computers
@AlexCarbyАй бұрын
Just got this machine from you guys a week ago - love it best laptop I've ever owned
@LarixusSnydesАй бұрын
Hmm, no replaceable battery, memory, storage? - > No Buy. It's time to avoid producing unnecessary future e-waste.
@ArcticTraveller-o7sАй бұрын
When is the Linux foundation/ community going to come up with biometric scanning drivers so that us folk don't need to constantly type in passwords manually. If android devices have Biometric scanning working on mobile devices then what's the hold up?
@MichelMemeteauАй бұрын
@@LarixusSnydes Everything is replaceable , what do you mean ?
@jakebenson4187Ай бұрын
@@MichelMemeteau This is least true for storage now at days for laptops, including my laptop.
@NeptuneSegaАй бұрын
This is a clone of the Lenovo Legion laptops. Just look at them open side by side. Also, how's the repairability of this laptop. Just because it's a Linux first company doesn't mean they get to slide.
@aqua-beryАй бұрын
Now that I look at my legion, the lack of differences is really funny
@adams3173Ай бұрын
It's from clevo, they took it and added the logo of tuexdo
@miezooАй бұрын
Even with LOQ series.
@aronkvhАй бұрын
@@adams3173 btw, lenovo also doesn't manufacture their own devices and mostly use off the shelf components. The legions look great though and are kind-of good value for money
@masterbootrecord32Ай бұрын
About repairability, form what I have seen on their website, they don't offer parts for wear parts such as the battery, the keyboard or the display but as it is a generic chassis (I think it's a Tongfang one as I didn't find it on Clevo's website), you should be able to find replacement parts fairly easily (or not?). Concerning the RAM and the storage, they are user replaceable (2x SODIMM and 2x NVMe).
@nikunjkhangwalАй бұрын
I hope you review Tuxedo OS 4 when it comes out. It's the most stable KDE experience I've had with any distro. Their quality assurance testing team is great.
@TheLinuxEXPАй бұрын
Yeah, I’ve been using Tuxedo OS for a while now, and it’s rock solid!
@michadybczak4862Ай бұрын
@@TheLinuxEXP Not on my Tuxedo Sirius. A lot of Wayland bugs and others, coming from not compatible software (mix of newer and older software). Hoping that the new version will improve it, but currently, old Plasma and old stack of apps is really annoying. On newer versions, all those things are long gone.
@OM-bs7ofАй бұрын
The framework laptop seems better to me. The tuxedo laptop focusses on aesthetics than practicality just like most other laptops
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
Yeah, as somebody who uses a 16 inch model, I can safely say it's better in almost every way, and the one way it's not at the same level isn't really Framework's fault; it's Nvidia's and AMD's.
@osbertАй бұрын
As much as I'd like to get one, a framework isn't possible to buy here. Then even if I went abroad and brought one back, the machine I'd want clocks in at €2,734. The same (as close as possible) configuration of Stellaris Slim would run me €1,646 ......... Oh, and that's before you add the expansion cards you need, to match the ports on the stellaris 😂
@-mwolfАй бұрын
framework is much more expensive
@OM-bs7ofАй бұрын
@@-mwolf depends on what specs you choose. If price is a concern to you go with a refurbished model
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@@-mwolf Not actually by that much, especially if you're in the U.S. because of shipping and import fees.
@JoshuaT902Ай бұрын
Framework is the best laptop currently. Having everything repairable and replaceable plus their support with linux.
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
Exactly why I went with them. No other brand fit my needs.
@lettuce7378Ай бұрын
liking my framework 16. :D
@donkey7921Ай бұрын
none of their laptops fit my usecase the framework 16 is big, thick and loud with no built in headphone jack and only 6 ports, and the 13 is too small with a measly 4 ports.
@deusexaetheraАй бұрын
I'd love a Framework but they cost too much.
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@donkey7921 it does have a headphone jack though just not built in, as you can use that port for anything, including a 3.5 mm jack. I don't actually have that port as a headphone jack on my model; it's actually a USB-A port on my unit.
@Steve-b4tАй бұрын
I have a Stellaris for some years now. Best laptop I've ever gotten! :)
@TheLinuxEXPАй бұрын
Yeah, I love my 15 inch Stellaris as well!
@nichtgestaltАй бұрын
Thanks for the review! :) Slowly I'm getting used to the new setup, though I kinda miss the old one. Keep it up buddy! Luv ya!
@Daimo83Ай бұрын
Non removable battery, no trackpoint, no trackpad buttons. I'll keep my thinkpad until they learn - but thanks for the OS.
@DobasplАй бұрын
I'm sure at least the price is high.
@starzainiaАй бұрын
And some aren't looking for that in a laptop..!
@pablofreitasmachado8076Ай бұрын
The battery is the only one _I_ feel really strongly about.
@nikunjkhangwalАй бұрын
Most people don't care about those nowadays
@temari2860Ай бұрын
Good, I don't want to see trackpoint nor trackpad buttons on my laptop in 2024
@mateowoetamАй бұрын
I just recommended this laptop to a friend after looking for a good laptop, didn't even realize it was kinda new.
@QueeeeenZАй бұрын
my next laptop will be the ARM version of Tuxedo, can't wait for it..
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
Hey Nick, Slimbook just announced a pretty compelling laptop. You should try to ask them for a review sample!
@altrogeruvahАй бұрын
I'm personally looking really forward for the new Slimbook lineup, but I was really impressed with this one! However I think the chassis are made by some big Chinese mega-manufacturer (Tongfang or Clevo, I forget) and I am not a huge fan of the keyboard and non-removable battery
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@altrogeruvah afaik both Tongfang and Clevo are Taiwanese.
@altrogeruvahАй бұрын
@@cameronbosch1213 My bad: Tongfang is based in Beijing, but Clevo is based in Taiwan
@greghowell9986Ай бұрын
Why do so many manufacturers shift the trackpad to the left? Why!
@OM-bs7ofАй бұрын
To center it with the keyboard.
@Daimo83Ай бұрын
I think they expect you just to look at them and not use them.
@TehstroyerАй бұрын
@@Daimo83 it's a trackpad, so probably for the better.
@andreobarrosАй бұрын
As a, mostly, left handed person. I appreciate the gesture.
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
Because of the number pad and to center it with the space bar. If you really want to center it with the chassis, buy a Framework Laptop.
@electricmiragemediaАй бұрын
Looking VERY nice! My list for buying: This with OLED/Mini-LED display, centered keyboard, good speakers.
@stancooper5436Ай бұрын
I'm astounded by how much hype these rebadged Clevo laptops generate in certain quarters.
@aronkvhАй бұрын
in the end everything is a rebranded foxconn device, doesn't mean they are all the same
@foss_soundАй бұрын
Had a Schenker VIA 15 (4th gen Ryzen series) and now gaming with a Minis Forum "Nuc" - both rebranded Clevos. I really like them. And this new model finally seems to have a good keyboard layout for the first time. (Except the ten-keypad, which I dislike on laptops) This might be the first laptop I consider buying new after ... yeah, I never bought a new laptop since the 90s.
@deusexaetheraАй бұрын
@@armandaneshjoo : THIS. A company putting their name on a product means they're willing to stake their reputation on the product being as good as they say it is.
@TUXEDOComputersYTАй бұрын
We are astounded by how many people think, every B2B whitelabel laptop is from Clevo. Spoiler: It's not ;-) Joking aside, what we do at TUXEDO is so much more than printing a logo on the lid, laser-etching the keyboard in-house and installing a Linux OS: Our main job lies in optimizing our notebooks as best as possible for a flawless out-of-the-box operation with Linux (primarily Ubuntu-based, such as our in-house maintained and further developed TUXEDO OS). This does not mean that we need to code all drivers "from scratch", but it involves a long list of product evaluation tests (hardware and software) on every new model, documenting and reproducing errors, communicating a lot with the ODMs (again, not Clevo in this case) or component manufacturers (e.g. collaboration with nvidia over months to get Nvidia Dynamic Boost running on Linux), a lot of technical research and reverse engineering hardware functions, adjusting existing drivers or writing new ones to make every TUXEDO as Linux compatible as possible. In addition to that, we also develop software tools inhouse to further improve, simplify and individualize the Linux experience. Best example: TUXEDO Control Center, where we code our own and user-adjustable fan control for every TUXEDO laptop, CPU power limit control, GPU power control, keyboard backlight control, battery charging limits and much more. Or TUXEDO Tomte, a small background tool, that keeps your system up to date, checks for missing drivers or required packages, removes outdated drivers, installs bug fixes relieving users from the hassle of time-consuming troubleshooting and fixing problems on their own. Long story short: Neither TUXEDO Stellaris Slim 15 is made by Clevo nor is this only a rebadged laptop ;-) Trust me: Not at all! If you have further questions, please let us know :-) Chris | TUXEDO Computers
@guss77Ай бұрын
For my next device I want an AMD chip, but it also must have USB-4, at least 1 full-featured on each side. The Ryzen 8xxx series support 2 USB-4 ports, but for some reason no one offers an AMD laptop with USB 4, except Framework.
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
If you go to Windows laptops, they do, unfortunately, they don't come with Linux preinstalled. That might be the better option unfortunately, as I couldn't find any other laptops that have this either, so I went with Framework.
@summerishere2868Ай бұрын
Tuxedo sirius has one usb 4.
@szymonagiewka4513Ай бұрын
Slimbook Evo 14 (also a fresh release) has Ryzen 8xxx and USB-4.
@VnikXumАй бұрын
I'm love this keyboard layout. It's sad that i can't buy Tuxedo computers here in Russia.
@paulconnelly9206Ай бұрын
Nice review. I think your style is perfect for eas assimilation of the information you pass on.
@omarashraf27Ай бұрын
The decision to have 240hz monitor on a "Laptop" with a rtx4060 is questionable to me. 120hz would have been more than enough, not to mention you would have a better battery as well
@riufqАй бұрын
As long there 120hz option it's fine
@mikesoto890Ай бұрын
almost nobody uses these laptops unplugged anyways, even less with linux
@jakebenson4187Ай бұрын
120HZ LTPO would be more compelling to me.
@nikoraasu6929Ай бұрын
@@riufq so you're gonna switch to 120hz but you still paid for 240hz
@riufqАй бұрын
@@nikoraasu6929 yeah, it's better why? You play competitive game and triple A at the same time.
@zenu903Ай бұрын
Battery life is the deal breaker. 7~8 hours on a 99Wh battery is not good, even for x86 standards
@frankhuurman3955Ай бұрын
quite disappointed with my new Tuxedo InfinityBook Pro 14 AMD, sub par quality (my mouse jumps in all directions when typing on it and doesn't work that well), my charging anxiety is back even when the battery is 20 Wh more than my previous Lenovo. It drains a lot faster and charges a lot slower and becomes hot to the touch when gaming a bit on it or charging it. I had some more gripes with it but can't remember them atm, but at least I can say it makes me miss my old Lenovo yoga slim laptop.
@technautic-musicАй бұрын
I'm actually in a bit of shock as to how good this is, or has become over time. Really cool and great video. Thank you!
@SuperFx89Ай бұрын
I've got an Intel/Nvidia combo on my laptop. Surprisingly, I've got no issues on OpenSuse / KDE / Wayland. Well, except that I have to cap the frame rate and lower the effects quality in games so the cooling fans don't fly off.
@thescrewflyАй бұрын
Not really sure why I'm watching this, I don't use laptops (or rather I haven't since I had an old Toshiba in the 90s). I don't feel the need to use a computer when I'm away from home. I don't like small keyboards or touchpads or thinking about battery life. I must just like this channel...
@ArcticTraveller-o7sАй бұрын
Looks like a Tongfang ODM successfully sold by XMG as the Fusion 15 and the Eluktronics Max 15 with their own customised Bios and command centre implementations. Unlike their 16" siblings they don't come with built in water/hydro cooling system. Nevertheless it's a terrific portable chassis for people on the go without per-key RGB backlit keyboard option.
@likebot.Ай бұрын
I have one stipulation in a laptop. It must have a numpad that does not have keys which are not the standard size and spacing as the rest of the keyboard. I'd rather have no keypad than a small one. I don't want to have to use one finger instead of all four when keying numbers. That would require looking at the keyboard.
@rightwingsafetysquad987222 күн бұрын
I've learned not to try Linux on new hardware until Tuxedo or System76 are shipping it. They're usually several months behind Dell, Lenovo, or Asus, but it is for good reason. I got a laptop with a 4060 at the beginning of the summer, maybe I'll try Linux on it again. I'd also recommend, never upgrade from a 4060 to a 4070 unless the model you're looking at also offers a 4080, it is likely that both are power limited and will perform nearly the same; usually a waste of $300.
@AdmiralBisonАй бұрын
My kingdom for a Linux Pad (4:3) - stylus support. Note taking. Document annotation & management. - 2/4/8TB options. Micro-SD. - LTE support. Built in kickstand.
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@AdmiralBison Sadly, the closest thing I found was the Minisforum V3. It's pretty good under Linux (apart from the speakers being stuck to either 100% volume or off) and it has a full-sized SD card slot and a port that can be used to make the tablet an external display. Unfortunately, there's no LTE support but it comes with the keyboard stand in the box. It does have MPP 2.0 support and an AMD Ryzen 7 8845 CPU. That's probably the best you're going to get right now...
@HinipeАй бұрын
Good amount of ports.
@The8BitPianistАй бұрын
I got the Tuxedo Pulse at the beginning of the year, and it's great overall. But this one seems even better, I hope this type of model is still around once I need to get a new one!
@TUXEDOComputersYTАй бұрын
Hello The8BitPianist, just stumbled over your comment. Unfortunately, this chassis will almost certainly go "End of Life (EOL)" at the end of this year. According to current CAD renderings, the successor will look similar overall (display lid, hinges, keyboard layout), but will come without side vents and with another vent design at the back. The ports will also be in different places due to a mainboard redesign. Please understand that I can't give you any futher details due to a NDA. The current Stellaris Slim 15 chassis is very likely to be available only until end of this year or maybe beginning of next year. If Stellaris Slim 15 - Gen6 is exactly the one you like, you should not wait too long. Many regards, Chris | TUXEDO Computers
@The8BitPianistАй бұрын
@@TUXEDOComputersYT Hey Chris, thank you for the detailed response! I plan on using my current Tuxedo as long as possible before replacing it, so I won't be getting this one. As long as there are successors which I will be able to use, this is fine! :)
@TUXEDOComputersYT25 күн бұрын
@@The8BitPianist You are welcome. Wish you a great time with your Pulse 🙂 And if you will ever experience problems or have questions, please reach out to us. We are always happy to help! Many regards, Chris | TUXEDO Computers
@TheRangunaАй бұрын
My next "laptop": Linux running on a vm through kvm on the pixel 9. If needed, I can get a laptop shell or, what I'm going to do, hook it up to AR glasses through usb C I'm just waiting for the android 15 reviews now, hoping that the graphical acceleration virtualization support is good enough. If I need more power to, say, play games, I'll connect to my main computer through steam link. Can you imagine, actually being able to carry you computer in your pocket, bonkers.
@TheRangunaАй бұрын
@@ZanaGBYT true, except those as small as the pixel probably don't have amazing battery or as much power as a raspberry pi 4
@BillyNoMates1974Ай бұрын
Love Tuxedo OS. Currently the best integration of KDE and the Tuxedo Control center with power profilers works great currently running version 4 preview. seems quite stable only problem is the sound cars get messed up on fresh start up, I have to turn the sound cards off and then back on for sound to run perfect.
@MauroFireАй бұрын
Well I own one. If you take the amd one the usbc port good luck using the dock station with 2 pcs, I had kernel freezes. Luckily I can use video ports directly. Another things that bug is their cpu variable control that once disabled was not freezing the pc anymore. Now I can finally enjoy it but tuxedo should up his game at the prices they are charging
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
Exactly. They seem to be focused too much on the software and not the hardware. Hence why I went with Framework; they're the only one that makes good hardware and supports Linux well.
@nillen6398Ай бұрын
I'm experiencing the same random freezes on my laptop. What did you do to fix it? I'm pretty new to Linux, so I didn't get any results when searching for "cpu variable control" (at least not any that I understand😅)
@MauroFireАй бұрын
Is it a tuxedo?
@nillen6398Ай бұрын
@@MauroFire Yes, a Stellaris Slim 15 (AMD version)
@MauroFireАй бұрын
Tuxedo control center -> Settings -> uncheck CPU frequency control. This was creating my problems and was evident from the journalctl
@Luc48423 күн бұрын
Stellaris 16 Gen6 is out. Looking forward for your review of that!
@Cyco_NixАй бұрын
Similar layout to the Lenovo Legions. I do wish they would have gone with the AMD video, but I get it. I currently use Nvidia as I need CUDA for my work.
@learningbird9940Ай бұрын
Good to see you, Nicolas, back to the job market, giving lessons on a business school. Probably it would be better to get a 14 inch laptop to carry on to the school.
@EricNantelАй бұрын
Thanks for the clarification 6:28
@LouisLo0olzАй бұрын
I like the overall design of the tuxedo laptops, especially the Infinity book. But this year I was sort of let down. On some models they include the numpad keyboard only and there's no option without. The battery wasn't 99Wh on all models, etc. I think I'll just wait and see if the ARM version is going to look more appealing, otherwise I'll just end up gettimg a normal slimbook and install linux on it.
@BytebroUKАй бұрын
Nick, everybody (almost) uses these with an external monitor and keyboard/mouse. Then it's lovely, probably - my own is a Tuxedo "InfinityBook S Gen8" according to fastfetch. Works just wonderfully, and I have *one* USB-C from my old HP G5 Hub to the laptop which gives it screens, power, network, sound, keyboard, mouse, etm, because it does the Thunderbolt thing. Basically, they make good stuff, for whatever your budget might be, but get the spec you need. (I am NOT paid by these people, I just like the laptop!)
@Russell.Jolly.2023Ай бұрын
Pretty sweet laptop. It'll be on my list for consideration.
@ronm6585Ай бұрын
Thanks Nick.
@martinavengestone7842Ай бұрын
yeah, it was rough a year ago. But i have been using my 4090 for the last year with linux and its only gotten better over the year. I have basically none of the problems from a year ago. 5:30
@joshplaysdrums2143Ай бұрын
Oh wow! That was a major pain point for me starting Linux last year. It was so bad it got me to get an amd card lol. Maybe ill start recomending linux to my nvidia friends again
@nikoraasu6929Ай бұрын
@@joshplaysdrums2143 been on nvidia since 2021 and never experienced an issue that wasn't because of my laziness or ignorance. I'd say Linux is Nvidia ready at this point
@MrAlexFortisАй бұрын
Thanks for video, before I watch it, may I ask you to review StarLabs Lite latest generation that is touchscreen tablet and how to use it. Does it have potential to become serious writing (with stylus pen) machine? Edit: good overview, but I think you're biased against plastics (on that note I am at least slightly biased to plastics as I do research in physics of polymers), because some plastics would (like hdpe) outperform magnesium or aluminium in terms of strength and durability. We do hip replacement surgery with polyethylene, that shows how durable this material can be.
@lisovyyАй бұрын
I love Tuxedo laptops (owning one), but the webcam and speakers are disappointing, even in newer models. While I don't expect hifi quality, even the cheapest MacBook has a far better camera and speakers, making Zoom calls without headphones much easier. I'd gladly pay extra for better sound and camera quality.
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
And the lack of keyboard options apart from ISO.
@EZBlastАй бұрын
Just installed Ubuntu on my Yoga Snapdragon XE in a dual boot config with Windows - a really nice upgrade.
@treborevans7445Ай бұрын
Great review as always! 2 questions: 1) How was your experience with leaving fingerprint marks or smudges, both on the keys and the rest of the laptop (not the screen)? 2) Did you find that while typing, your wrists accidentally activated the touchpad / moved your cursor unintentionally?
@aqua-beryАй бұрын
I have a Lenovo legion, the shape and design of these two laptops is extremely similar. I found that when resting my hand on wasd (not typing), the touchpad will get activated
@deadstyle95Ай бұрын
Forcing the keypad will always be a no go for me. They are nearly unusable and forces the touchpad to be off center.
@DJDocsVideosАй бұрын
The one thing I wish they would change in all there laptops would be the keyboard. Give me Cherry MX low or ultra low keys. Thank you.
@elzabethtatcher9570Ай бұрын
I don't understand why they included numpad. Who needs it on slim laptops?
@domojestic4155Ай бұрын
I honestly love having a numpad on laptops, so I'm pretty happy with the inclusion!
@JohnCastleSmokelessАй бұрын
I won't touch a laptop since my last one, a MacBook Air, was "assassinated" by a bottle of creme soda which -- opened from well over _six feet away,_ frothed up hard enough, despite not having been shaken, to _headshot_ the laptop's keyboard, thus frying the logic board underneath. That said, I _am_ interested in the Minisforum V3, a convertible laptop/tablet, because its internal are _not_ housed under the keyboard, meaning they're better protected against events like that. Plus, odds are very good that since it runs Windows, it _should_ (in theory) run Linux. Which, by the time I can afford the machine, will certainly be Fedora 41 and possibly even Fedora 42.
@JuanCAraujoSАй бұрын
I'm one of the few thar prefers no numpad at all. For a compact laptop is better to have a 75% layout, in my opinion.
@vipulcariappa7135Ай бұрын
A constructive criticism (my opinion): There are way too many cameras shot changes when you show the laptop's body. And the sound effects are bad (out dated may be the correct term). And you may want to stabilize the camera/video.
@kaotik85Ай бұрын
I hope Tuxedo can update their notebooks with new Strix Point processors and a oled screen, it would be fantastic
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
OLED might not be coming for a while because of burn-in concerns and likely price. And it seems like they have an issue with a "screen-door" effect. Maybe Mini-LED though?
@kaotik85Ай бұрын
@@cameronbosch1213 any improvement is always welcome
@DJDocsVideosАй бұрын
@@cameronbosch1213 mini-LED is a waste of power
@RD-fb6eiАй бұрын
Just wish they had a high end 2 in 1, the infinityflex is pretty underpowered and has a small battery. Seems like Lenovo is the only player in that space.
@weltsiebenhundertАй бұрын
8:45 Barrel Jack Charger? Why not typ C? Or dual charging?
@guss77Ай бұрын
The back USB-C supports charging. I find it ridiculous that there are non-charging USB-C ports at all, but at least you have 1
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@@weltsiebenhundert probably because it's too much power to supply over USB-C PD 3.1 when the dGPU is in use.
@weltsiebenhundertАй бұрын
@@cameronbosch1213 Smartphone: 100 Watt Charger This is not a Gaming Laptop with TWO 75 Watt Charger.
@weltsiebenhundertАй бұрын
@@guss77 thx. So Charging & Monitor Port in 1 Typ C.
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@@weltsiebenhundert It is though.
@otto3225Ай бұрын
I like the position and size of the arrow keys. Didn't like it on the older models. Anyway a minor thing, but this is pretty important to me, would be an argument for buying or not. Further more this seems to be a great laptop at all, i just wouldn't need the nvidia graphics.
@EHKvlogsАй бұрын
Linux laptop with Snapdragon X elite, when???
@fulvioleo8271Ай бұрын
Drivers are not okay yet, unfortunately
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
Snapdragon X Elite lacks the neccesary drivers in the kernel. I'd say wait until probably 2026 for good support.
@igordasunddas3377Ай бұрын
That's when I'd consider Tuxedo. Other than that I have a MacBook M10 and am happy. Only proper Linux on hardware, that can last for a work day, would make that better.
@thevinisoАй бұрын
These new Intel Lunar Lake chips have soured me on ARM. If x86 can almost match it in efficiency while having none of the drawbacks of a new architecture then why would I want a laptop with an ARM chip?
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@theviniso Not to mention that Linux support for these Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite SoCs still is well behind Lunar Lake, which Intel and the Linux kernel developers still haven't had enough time to optimize the GPUs on Lunar Lake. But at least Linux support for these Lunar Lake APUs should be much easier than the Snapdragon X Elite SoCs and, of course, with little to no compatability issues with x86 applications.
@JamesLewisАй бұрын
Hmm, can I have a bare titanium shell, I love that look.
@sirwlatАй бұрын
Really interesting.
@esaedvik14 күн бұрын
Only just noticed all the 40k boxes. Now I can support you even more fanatically as a fellow 40k fan as I KNOW you're poor xD
@joaopauloalbqАй бұрын
Looks really good 😲
@raughboy188Ай бұрын
My next laptop will definetely be framework.
@Andreas-wАй бұрын
too heavy for me, keyboard needs dedicated home,end,pgup etc, get rid of the dgpu, privacy shutter for the webcam. Just what I would need for it to be interesting to me.
@s.b.2088Ай бұрын
They would have my business if they offered a 15" laptop WITHOUT a number pad and the spacebar and trackpad centered.
@levitoonАй бұрын
Can you review the tuxedo Infinity series?
@jerryferreira8960Ай бұрын
Much, much better lighting!!!
@KKKKrzysztofАй бұрын
Hello! Interesting video as always. I got one question. Nobody in KZbin has been reviewed Tuxedo InfinityFlex, but it is now the most interesting laptop/tablet from Tuxedo. Cold You ask them for it for review? Have a nice day Linux People!
@guillemgarcia3630Ай бұрын
I have a tuxedo 16 something, don't really care about what. I know it is 16 inches. Running it for a few years now. No complaints, works like a charm, perfect for traveling, amazing screen. Costed me 1700$ but it is a good laptop for linux. The worst thing about this laptop is ubuntu, but whatever.
@bluesquadron593Ай бұрын
I had a Tuxedo laptop and was burned by the failed battery. It was just out of warranty.. Seems happened to many of the fellow Pulse 15 owners.
@tsulkalu4589Ай бұрын
8 Giga ram on graphic card is bad, so if you play games like Hogwarts Legacy enjoy loading textures. But on topic of NVIDIA drivers you spoke truth, even old NVIDIA 1070 works well for me under Linux.
@DJDocsVideosАй бұрын
Don't play the transphobe enabler wizzard child game. Problem fixed.
@meinname9221Ай бұрын
You can speed up that procres by giving it to me ;)
@jabkornadomrumАй бұрын
No going back for me after using ThinkPad X1 Nano for a while :-)
@AgentZeroNine1Ай бұрын
Was hoping this came with one of Intel's new Core Series 200 Lunar Lake CPUs for those awesome power efficiency gains. Maybe next time :-/ Also, i hope there's a variant that doesn't include a numpad. The keyboard on this device wouldn't work for me.
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
That's not meant for powerful laptops like gaming laptops or workstations. That you'll need to wait for Arrow Lake for.
@bennypr0faneАй бұрын
Still no fingerprint reader?? Noooo!!! Pliiss OEMs, what are you waiting for?
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
Framework might be the only option in that regard. :/
@danieldillbeck6437Ай бұрын
Fingerprint reader support in linux isn't really a thing
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@@danieldillbeck6437 Untrue, there's fprintd, which is also built into GNOME 3.38 & later and KDE Plasma 6 & later.
@frankhuurman3955Ай бұрын
@@danieldillbeck6437 there are actually a few aftermarket fingerprint readers out there that work through USB-A and C and offer Linux support. But it's not as snazzy as having them built-in.
@bennypr0faneАй бұрын
@@danieldillbeck6437 I know Nick said so in an earlier video, but I read first-hand evidence on r/KDE that it exists& even works for some people - but only in Windows-first devices. The question is, why don't Linux manus go ahead and make this already? Linux smartphones have them, why not laptops?
@marv1nperatorАй бұрын
you cannot "review" your sponsors. this is why there are standards for journalism. you have no integrity and ethics.
@DJDocsVideosАй бұрын
ROFL this is youtube. No one gives a fuck.
@little_forestАй бұрын
Mmmm, lubed video playback…nice! With that out of the way, how personal is the choice of laptop actually (for most/many) people? In many cases you have a laptop mostly for work. And usually the workplaces provide the IT devices to the employees with only limited rights to choose for themselves, unfortunately.
@_Trakman24 күн бұрын
Will buy if can get without number pad
@edricusty2682Ай бұрын
is this spillproof tho
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
How about actually shipping with an ANSI keyboard option? Either way, isn't this just a Tongfang chassis also used by XMG and Eluktronics in the U.S.? Why bother with Tuxedo if you need a different keyboard layout and aren't in Europe?
@chriskasprzyk6235Ай бұрын
Looks like a Clevo Vega X15 which is not currently available direct. Tuxedo uses Clevo as their ODM, which is Taiwanese, not Tongfang which is china.
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@chriskasprzyk6235 Some of their laptops are Tongfang though.
@michadybczak4862Ай бұрын
I have a mixed feelings with my Tuxedo Sirius. There are so many various problems with it, that even Alienware that was not Linux compatible was more compatible in overall that this supposed to be Linux compatible. New updates introduce more bugs then they fix. Recently getting kernel amdgpu errors, making screen stuttering. Similar, but slightly different effect started showing during gameplays. I could go back to the backup where those issues were not present, but that would mean having old Firefox with zero-day vulnerability and I had to wait there for no idea how long. Cursors skips, problems with wifi card, no suspend, FN keys not working, some external hardware is buggy (conflicting somehow with current hardware, because on the same system and different laptop, all was fine), cursor jumps randomly to different places while writing, touchpad jumping always to virtual desktop right (so I had to disable virtual desktops), some recent volume issue (mismatch between what Alsa sees and Plasma sets). The casing, similar to the model you were reviewing, is the best part of my Tuxedo Sirius laptop. Otherwise, tons of problems and very unreliable work (hardware bugs showing randomly here and there, no matter what I do - race conditions?).
@DJDocsVideosАй бұрын
I hope you have sent bug reports ...
@michadybczak4862Ай бұрын
@@DJDocsVideos Yes and no. I submitted some bugs to KDE, but since it's not clear what is happening, no one other has them, there was no response. As to recent amdgpu bugs, I first must learn where to report it, how, what information I must gather, how, and so on. I need to find some time for it and ask others to help in the process. Other bugs are minor but still annoying. Some of them I reported to Tuxedo, some not, but they can't do anything remotely and ask me to send the laptop back. I plan to, but I don't know when. I use it all the time and I had to switch to old one, which is much slower, so some things cannot be done. It's not an easy decision. I am used to reporting various software bugs that others also experience, but in case of this laptop, those are often hardware specific bugs, so everybody ignore it, as they have no knowledge about it. In short, this is not a typical hardware and now I am suffering from it. Even AMD CPU has issues, because it supports very limited amount of WIFI cards. Intel and Nvidia are much wider used and bugs fixed quicker, so using AMD hardware is not so great experience in the end.
@Beryesa.Ай бұрын
Tbh if I'm over-paying for a supported hardware, unless they also start doing the similar with custom cases, I'd just wait for the next gen amd framework. Otherwise this really doesn't make up to the import fees and all, if I'll get a glued block of a laptop I'd go with much cheaper local options, eh just me ┐( ˘_˘)┌ Good luck to all foss vendors though.
@BagginsessАй бұрын
if only it had a mouse nub like a thinkpad. probably going to get it regardless.
@CastOutIn74Ай бұрын
Bought an Infinity book a year ago... Mate black is coming off around the corner... And the keyboard is horrible (unresponsive and feels cheap, just matter of taste maybe). Tuxedo controls not integrating properly in Arch (but who cares, right?) In the end, not a bad machine but certainly not making the cut for me. Honestly, there is nothing better than a ThinkPad (my previous laptop). For 1400€, you'd be better off going for a used X1 carbon or an X13/14. What I am gonna do as soon as I can.
@jakobw135Ай бұрын
I'm just sorry that Lenovo took over IBM production because the original IBM THINKPAD, was just unsurpassed in quality and performance!
@PriimerraАй бұрын
Why brands that are "All for Linux" use nVIDIA?
@TheSchildkroetАй бұрын
Is there fan noise with light usage? 120/144 Hz support?
@michadybczak4862Ай бұрын
I expect it to be. I have Tuxedo Sirius, with similar aluminum case, very slim, gaming laptop. By default, CPU has spikes which heat up the board and the fans hit. They are very loud and annoying. However, limiting CPU core speeds in Tuxedo Control Center fixed it. I don't feel any less performance, but fans are quiet all the time, aside gaming of course. The small case always means very hard fans. There is no way around it. So when I play the game, I have to wear headphones, otherwise the fans are louder than a game on 100% volume... There are always tradeoffs with slim laptops.
@Sharp931Ай бұрын
Watched on my X201 laptop.
@andreujuancАй бұрын
Would have been my next laptop if it wasnt for the numpad. :(
@John7NoАй бұрын
Trackpad with dive mechanism in 2024 is a letdown. Especially for a 2k laptop. also how about memory , disk etc? are they soldered or removable?
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@@John7No they're both replaceable. Thank goodness.
@DJDocsVideosАй бұрын
Is reading the linked data sheet such a hard task?
@John7NoАй бұрын
@@DJDocsVideos yes. I f I go reading every 10 or 20 page manual for every item then I won't do anything else .
@roccociccone597Ай бұрын
5:14 I’ve had to deal with nvidia recently the proprietary driver bricked the network driver. So idk I still hate Nvidia
@peter_de_Jong817Ай бұрын
Why not get a Framework for that amount of money?
@deusexaetheraАй бұрын
Framework is bigger, heavier, and louder.
@cameronbosch1213Ай бұрын
@@deusexaethera But is infinitely more repairable with a working fingerprint sensor. And it's not terribly bigger than a gaming laptop.
@juxuanuАй бұрын
I am surprised so many people are ok with the numpad in a laptop. I don't see the point, and I usually see nobody using it.
@DobasplАй бұрын
People who use spreadsheet or engineering software and generally type a lot of numbers like numpad.
@jwmcqАй бұрын
And shifting the main keyboard off-centre to make room for it is just ergonomically horrible.
@TheLinuxEXPАй бұрын
I use it literally every day :)
@Daimo83Ай бұрын
Needed for accounting.
@mikeburke7028Ай бұрын
I'm left-handed so I always pass once I see the keypad
@justNGC604Ай бұрын
This weird keyboard layout should be a surcharge for hardcore spreadsheet users, it's just annoying for typing. (Not specific to this laptop, a lot 15"+ machines do this.)
@DJDocsVideosАй бұрын
I guess you have to shell out a 10er for a keyboard ...
@justNGC604Ай бұрын
@@DJDocsVideos To carry a computer with a built-in keyboard AND an external keyboard? 😂
@jakebenson4187Ай бұрын
RTX 2000 series also works perfectly, just wanted to note that. It's the GTX that works like rubbish.
@2rx_bniАй бұрын
I wish they'd give it another name. Stellaris sounds like the company failing to deliver parts to US auto manufacturers. This laptop is cool tho! I want a Framework, myself.
@eusamuelАй бұрын
Hey how did you get rid of the fps bug related to gnome running on Wayland with Nvidia?
@TJ-hs1qm8 күн бұрын
the keyboard lookslike a mess. I wish there was a clean option for programmers
@IoanEugenStanАй бұрын
not going for the Snapdraggon X Elite?
@TheLinuxEXPАй бұрын
It as an early adopter, no. I’ll wait to see how FEX allows things to run :)
@DJDocsVideosАй бұрын
Good luck with the Qualcomm GPU...
@JorgeGarcia-ne3wsАй бұрын
Is the ram soldered in? Is this the case? I would not recommend it to anyone! You should have pointed out whether they are or not. Upgrading and repair are important nowadays to everyone. Linux laptops deserve not just preinstalled Linux software, but quality modern hardware to survive and shine!
@DJDocsVideosАй бұрын
Thie the link below the video? It links to the data sheet and in it it states RAM (DDR5 SO-DIMM) and that answers your question it is 2 modules of DDR5 RAM in SO-DIMM slots. Reading for 10 seconds would have you saved you time typing this and me responding to it 🙂
@JorgeGarcia-ne3wsАй бұрын
@@DJDocsVideos No, it does not. The question was if the ram is soldered in, IE not upgradable or exchangeable. "in it it states RAM (DDR5 SO-DIMM)" expresses what type it is but not if it can be removed/exchanged for whatever reason the user may have. I believe this information is important when describing a PC/Laptop. I don't want a Framework laptop, but I need to know if I can exchange/upgrade some parts. Furthermore, I think it's important when doing a review to point that out.
@shreeplaysАй бұрын
I entered youtube hoping to find a new video from you....