What Laptop to Get In 2024

[@goharsguide]

meant to say “RAM and storage” not “RAM and memory” 🤦‍♂️

[@nutmegthebengal]

Whoops!

[@bcwlkr]

Atleast you corrected yourself

[@aarijfatima]

lol 😂

[@Oshawott347]

Storage and memory are close enough

[@MrIssa2021]

5th

[@Shinpatintantoun_uwaaa1]

I bet those first laptops have great personalities

[@Colind_]

💀

[@alpharunker-1]

💀

[@lyricsx]

💀

[@s.hrey_.a1]

💀

[@pweqe5979]

💀

[@luisramos-mg7mm]

bro said 13 was too small for him 💀

[@tails20342]

mfs when its 13 inches: eh, too small. I need a bigger screen for stuff. mfs when its 14 inches: *_I'LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK!!!_*

[@santoi]

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[@Phonsy_edits]

Real

[@Serial-Destination-N-319]

The average Twitter girl

[@slytherin_darling_69]

fr

[@Sizzlingfoil231ProductionsLtd]

The ThinkPad sitting in the corner:

[@sethstuffanimates8419]

hey it has an entire cult following ! you get potentially learn how to replace its parts to make it better somehow

[@thomasmacdonough288]

I got a ThinkPad P14s Gen 2 for Uni on clearance, tbh it's the best laptop I've ever owned but like the guy said in the vid ThinkBooks are great on a budget as well

[@Warp2090]

@@r4in_o202 that isnt that big of a deal

[@matthewferraro8020]

​@@r4in_o202 completely depends on the model of Thinkpad because some have thin bezels

[@rahulsinghmahar9480]

How are Lenovo ThinkPad laptop? Any idea brothers?

[@spookwave4966]

“I wanted 13 inches at minimum” **sighs** **checks comments**

[@fancy_potat]

Literally me 💀💀💀 (I replied to this comment because I sighed and checked the comments)

[@golden6209]

Exactly what i did

[@Yumgamer09]

U guys lucky this ain’t insta reels 💀

[@Okwow471]

​@@fancy_potati did the same thing 😂😂😂

[@zindx3587]

Literally

[@atomicwrongs]

I've had a Lenovo ideapad for about 6 years now and she's still kicking, after being dropped, sat on by cats, pronounced dead by one store and fully repaired by another, etc. I may look into a beefier laptop in the future but despite the ups and downs, my ideapad has served me well.

[@evocursor3868]

my ideapad didnt after 7 years

[@evocursor3868]

gpu died, fan is making noise and the io broke off entirely and the entire assembly is starting to break down, tbh thinkpads are better for strength and longevity because even the oldest of thinkpads still kicking with abuse

[@LoganKavanagh-x7f]

"I wanted 13 inches at minimum" 💀

[@deliciousserotonin5205]

inflation is crazy 💀💀

[@GainzBango]

Would it even fit

[@EndoRendo1]

Don’t take it out of context

[@manjugangwar7245]

I knew for a matter of fact that this would be the top comment and lo and behold!

[@abdulallahalharbi7825]

Nah u r really have a dirty mind

[@zbigniewprychodko1813]

19 minutes into 2024 and bros already talking about best laptops for school 😂😂

[@ThomasRowe-ms3kw]

fr

[@Spideyfan55]

I mean, CUNY students are starting their Spring semester January 25th so he might help some people going to one of those 😅

[@FiredAndIced]

​@@Spideyfan55CUNY ? 😭

[@TenkoLSSH]

​@@Spideyfan55CUNY????

[@Spideyfan55]

@@FiredAndIced City University of New York

[@Pablitto000]

"gaming laptops have poor batery live" nah, just dont play on lectures

[@CTD_Roblox.By-Beans]

No they do suck at battery because they so powerful

[@tolgarom1980]

Powerful doesn't mean it's always running at the max power usage,the dGpu shuts off when not in use for example

[@tolgarom1980]

​@@CTD_Roblox.By-Beans.

[@-.--Y..-U...S..-U..-.F]

​@@tolgarom1980they kinda suck honestly, bec people who bought it will game it while charging anyway, they dont put good battery. I would just build a desktop to game honestly. You can find a cheap laptop with minimal gpu and a decent cpu cheaply. It will do your job

[@tolgarom1980]

@@-.--Y..-U...S..-U..-.F that is fair actually but it really depends on how much you are gaming,where you are gaming and possibly if you are willing to get the battery replaced now and then

[@lollllllllllllllllllllllllllk]

No mom, this man is just joshing you, i need a 4090 desktop with 64ram 12tb storage for schoolwork

[@travisjones1438]

don’t forget the i5 13900k

[@TheFront3164]

@@travisjones1438why not i9 14900K?

[@xdBrute]

@@travisjones1438that cpu dose not exist

[@tnjvedits7919]

​@@TheFront3164 don't forget the s

[@bmerbstx1_aep]

​@@travisjones1438 There is no i5 13900k 😂 The highest i5 is now a i5 14600k

[@abovehyper7032]

Dude, $300 for a laptop with a Celeron chip is outrageous

[@mi-nk]

As long as people don’t know what they’re buying it will keep being used

[@cursed_cats5710]

Easier to get a refurb enterprise laptop, a 6th or 7th gen i5 will probably fare better than a newer Celeron

[@sussywifi139]

I got an Intel Pentium Silver with 1.1GhZ for $700 AUD 😅

[@imibuks-replit]

For 669$ i got i7 13th gen​@@sussywifi139

[@5bind]

Yeah, absolute insanity.... your better off with a itx desktop and a glued on screen

[@vincenzofierro1195]

The asus zenbook 14x 512gb model is a genuine steal, regularly goes on sale at bestbuy for 700. The new cpu models are even crazier

[@moonlightw6]

I have a 2021 14x oled, got it for £350 best purchase ever

[@fluxx-1603]

My thunderbolt on my 14x short circuited and bricked my motherboard and had to replace it. It literally sparked and never booted up again

[@moonlightw6]

@@fluxx-1603 yo I’m pretty sure the same thing happened to me back in October. All ports stopped working and my battery eventually happened. I had it repaired with my warranty after however it short circuited 3 weeks after repair, when I plugged my charger into the usb c port of my multi port adaptor. As of now it’s been working for 8 months but my usb a port is now fried.

[@downwithmyotp]

I only hear bad things about the Asus Vivobook online, mainly about how it's so cheaply made, the hinges break off, the lack of customer support from Asus side... I actually had it in my cart at Best Buy and checked out, then cancelled order after further researching. I'm glad I did especially after seeing your comments, imagine invest almost 1k for something that barely lasts a year. What a scam.

[@vincenzofierro1195]

@@downwithmyotp The zenbook is an entirely different lineup. I've had no build quality issues, the only issue is the powder coating can come off in high wear areas such as around the USB-C ports (which might contribute to what the above commenters have experienced) but given the price being so low, and the specs being so high, I can personally excuse aesthetic wear after a year of high intensity use.

[@Noburu_Okami]

13 inches minimum? What if the laptop has a great personality

[@Kylenasru]

Im sure it does

[@tiannaroberts5610]

😭☠️

[@gwfurious9205]

Im ded😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@AndyGaming37]

And they always say that it’s too small😒

[@Space97.]

😂😂😂

[@tripl3a_]

"13 inches at minimum" gohar nooooo 😭😭

[@donoliegise9840]

Bro I pack only 2 inches😢

[@PlainKut]

@@donoliegise9840damn bro thats a lot. Try 2 centimeters

[@zackgeorgefamily3213]

@@donoliegise9840i got 2 mm🗿

[@mostafaghobashy2724]

​​@@donoliegise9840damn im not yet in high school and Im 20 cm idk how many inches

[@MainAccReborned]

That's what she said..

[@Akram83681]

Won't stop me from buying a gaming laptop for college

[@Relaxed_lol]

Honestly I have one and the only real downside is they are somewhat heavy and u have to carry the charger. I have found it to be worth it bc as an engineering student I can do my design assignments locally and don't have to worry about the school cloud computer system crashing

[@briannac2231]

It’s annoying it’s bulky asf and you can’t do anything without it dyingg

[@Akram83681]

@@briannac2231 plug it in and go gym.

[@iannoypeople4916]

only downsides are only the battery for me

[@Fanimatic]

​@briannac2231 when you have to use blender or maya you dont really care about appearance anymore. That's kinda why i dont like macbooks either

[@Georgiz160]

What a great video to be released the day after I get my laptop 🗿 For all you guys who are wondering, I got a “yogabook” 💀

[@halimaafroz8406]

(」ﾟﾛﾟ)｣ᴺᴼᴼᴼ~

[@Forrest_O.]

Hopefully it was a good one.

[@seymaahmet2106]

Danggg bro thats deep tbh

[@_starrberry]

Literally my exact situation right now lmlo

[@ThomasRowe-ms3kw]

ONG SAME BRO

[@champ99]

number one rule: Don't EVER buy a Chromebook

[@sobidi7444]

Did you mean: Don’t ever BUY a CHROMEBOOK

[@champ99]

@@sobidi7444 yeah whoops

[@AIexTurner]

Replying from a Chromebook...

[@Lovetostudy_]

Why , Chrome books are the best selling laptops now

[@champ99]

@@Lovetostudy_ only because (most) schools use them

[@spanoaevictor6579]

Let me correct your mistakes: 1.Gaming laptops may be bulky, but there are good slim ones. 2.Gaming laptops, atleast for asus, have an option to disable the gpu which get you the same batterry life as a normal one. 3.Ram should at least be 16 gb for normal use or 32 gb for games and normal use 4.the storage, at least for college if you have it classes you want an NVMe with at least 512gb or recommended 1TB Hope you guys find it usefull! V

[@georges1336]

There aren't many slim ones - the only slim-ish ones are Razer ones which are absurdly expensive to the point you'd much rather buy a Macbook. And battery life is worse too - I get around 6-7 hours on my Razer Blade vs around 10-11 on my Macbook Air

[@Rullino32]

As someone with an ASUS TUF A15, it's funny to see people spread false myths even though i didn't have any of these issue due to G-Helper's power profiles which make the laptop use more or less power and cooling depending on the task, but my laptop weights 2.2Kg, which isn't an issue for me, but it might be an issue for some people.

[@Rullino32]

@@georges1336 You can also check out the ROG G14 laptops if you want to.

[@spanoaevictor6579]

@@Rullino32 I have an A15 too, FX507ZC4

[@Rullino32]

@@spanoaevictor6579 I also have one, it has a Ryzen 7 7735hs and an RTX 4060, it's a 2023 model.

[@Cheese_Admirer]

For my birthday my parents got me a Lenovo touch screen for college. It's around 400-500 dollars, and we're from no means wealthy, and I know they sacrificed a lot of money for it. I'm extremely grateful for them, and hopefully I can repay their kindness in the future. Thank You mom and dad 😭 ❤️

[@Basic-wm8uf]

You don’t need to say “we’re from no means wealthy” when you already said 400-500 dollars.

[@swaroopkamble1]

In my opinion, that's basically the perfect sweet spot for getting the best value on a laptop too! So many people these days don't realize that as long as you take decent care of your laptop, then you will notice almost no functional difference between many $500 and $1000 laptops.

[@82_sxga]

@@Basic-wm8ufmaybe they saved up? use ur brain

[@Basic-wm8uf]

@@82_sxga Butthurt can you read? If you need to save up for a mare computer then you don’t need to say “we’re from no means wealthy”. Wealthy people don’t need to save up for a computer.

[@82_sxga]

@@Basic-wm8uf u dont have to be wealthy to save up, u can have a decent income

[@emmanuelcirillo1614]

"Use your laptop on your bed and your cpu will soon be dead" - The greatest technician that ever lived

[@buba4267]

Not if you get something to prop it up so the fans can get air.

[@bobbyjaybeaumont]

Or just use a MacBook

[@inqmusician2]

​@@bobbyjaybeaumontEngineering field doesn't use MacBooks because of Autodesk. And Autodesk won't support AutoCAD or similar on Parallels or BootCamp, so only Windows laptops. If the major doesn't rely on software that's one OS only, go with either one.

[@inqmusician2]

​@@buba4267There still be some dust and lint from the regular use. So, dust it out regularly.

[@Geoifay]

@@bobbyjaybeaumont Macbook Airs dont even have a cooling system. And Macbook Pro's cooling isnt the best.

[@Amdavis26]

Mac Air is the best for college! It’s so simple to use

[@ankurmukherjee4923]

"I wanted 13 inches at minimum" "I'm sure that Laptop may have a good personality"

[@PrimePixelYoutube]

No one wants a 4" laptop cmon 😢

[@starship3812]

Try asus rog flow x13 it is 13 inch laptop with rtx 4070, 16 GB upgradable upto 32GB ram also 1TB ssd. Killer laptop

[@crowbone]

Not the "13 inches at minimum"💀

[@JaizenCano]

Same pfp?

[@FBAV]

Searching for the best laptop today is a gamble between worst and worst

[@itsme_indira]

if you're on a budget, try search the second-hand market instead of buying something new. It's much more cheaper even after maxing out the available upgrade path.

[@sachinjain5367]

Second Hand Things Aren't Worth It They are Complete Waste Of Money always Buy 1st Hand Product They are Just One Time Investment And Easily Last 6-7 years rather Than A Second Hand Product Which May Not even last A Complete year

[@ButterThatEpic]

​@@sachinjain5367For people with more budget, yes. You might not understand how essential second hand is for some people since they pretty much cheaper and has better value for money

[@4fortyfour]

​@@sachinjain5367?

[@Cybrtronlazr]

​@sachinjain5367 depends on what it is. For laptops I agree but for other things like gpus or consoles it doesn't hurt.

[@NathanSteph-lo8wr]

​@@Cybrtronlazractually I think for laptops, if you spend up buying a budget laptop it would be way worse than an old top of the line laptop, look at the ThinkPads for example, lasts a very long time and sometimes you can get a god damn steal, got my t480 for 75$ and upgraded it to 16gb of ram, tho it can take up to 64gb

[@soumyadeepdas8533]

"I wanted 13 inches at minimum" Bro knew what he was doing 💀💀💀

[@plane_that_hit_second_tower]

What if (sniffs) what if the laptop has a good personality?

[@crusty_]

​@@plane_that_hit_second_towernah you and that laptop doesn't have a chance 💀

[@ieverhart]

Nah you're just dirty minded

[@Mirikant]

For people who need to use CAD often, I find that getting a gaming laptop helps. I currently have a gaming laptop which I use for AutoCAD projects.

[@FrigidARC]

“8GB of ram and 256GB of memory” Me and bros who build PCs: *Dies inside*

[@just-there]

Same

[@luin452]

Why tho i managed to use a 4gb ram 1.6ghz cpu laptop for 5 years

[@Cheezepuffs_]

​@@luin452Mostly because he said memory instead of storage. Also, nowadays it is recommended to have 16 GB of ram and atleast 512 GB of storage.

[@luin452]

@@Cheezepuffs_ I see. The reason i got confused was that in my native language we also use "memory" for storage. Thanks for the info

[@nataliam9764]

@@Cheezepuffs_Not necessary with an M3 chip.

[@hermanwooster8944]

A few things to watch out for: RAM: A lot of laptops are selling soldered memory. You can't upgrade it later. Buy what you think you'll need in two-three years. Storage: Stay away from eMMC. Try to find a NVME drive. CPU: Whether you prefer AMD or Intel is fine, but check the generation. AMD is on their 4th gen and Intel is on their 14th gen (Ultra series). See the laptop in person first if you can manage it. You will get a good look at the display. Some laptops have great displays. Others look grainy. You won't know until you go.

[@user-vg8tv1hp9c]

Is 48gb good for longevity? I hear 32 go is becoming like 16 and I want it to last 5+ years if possible

[@IceBlueLugia]

@@user-vg8tv1hp9c32 is perfectly fine. Many people’s gaming rigs have 16. I only ever fill up 32GB if I’m doing a ton of browsing

[@ButterThatEpic]

​@@user-vg8tv1hp9cPls elaborate if its a storage or ram

[@Sergio-bg1zu]

Got an Elitebook 640 G9 w 16GB RAM, 512GB and i5 12th Gen for like $400. Pretty solid everything besides the dim display

[@user-vg8tv1hp9c]

@@ButterThatEpic sorry I meant ram

[@PotatoBowMaster78]

Actually a good tip : Just Buy the HP Victus

[@Udrgjitfcssgjoug]

Is the hp omen good?

[@luisapaza317]

They are good, but I really think that they aren't budget. Some Asus vivobooks are excellent for their price, they have integrated graphics, and as far as I know they are really durable, in the range from 150 to 250 dollars I suppose

[@arshmanirfan3807]

Exactly I got a victus and it is perfect for school use

[@arshmanirfan3807]

​@@luisapaza317They are budget laptops

[@HEXA-IRIDIUM]

@@Udrgjitfcssgjoug best

[@chicken]

Consider refurbished laptops for a budget-friendly option. My Lenovo Yoga has been a great investment for school use.

[@mattyacolchess]

only 2 likes and no replies??

[@Milkdud-ui2pp]

BRO GO AWAY

[@boxmanplayzyt]

I think he really likes the Lenovo Yoga guys

[@noahbize4435]

“I wanted thirteen inches” 💀💀💀

[@Arrowwood_1]

FIRST THOUGHT IN MY MIND LMFAO

[@thehighschoolhustler]

pulled out the handy measuring tape 😎

[@Banditxam4]

At minimum... And still got Microsoft 😢😢

[@Kievanrus1]

Wdym

[@Space97.]

​@@Arrowwood_1same lmao 😂

[@MemesFromUnderTheBed]

As a college student, im using fully recrated lenovo ideapad t460 and it still works pretty well

[@benthunderyt]

Gaming laptops have poor battery life? Me and my 4060 dumping the whole battery in less than an hour

[@your_-_mom]

Use integrated graphics bro holy shit 😭 my 4060 gets 8 hours of battery

[@destroyer100onblitz]

My 1060 gets under 50 minutes of usage​@@your_-_mom

[@username-u4j]

​@@your_-_momIntergrated graphics?

[@lanetrain2]

​@@username-u4jfor real I got a 4060 I dump that thing in an hour too

[@benthunderyt]

when its at high power playing games it took 20 minutes to 40 percent then my card lagged@@your_-_mom

[@chicken]

I recently upgraded to a Lenovo Yoga for school and it's been a game-changer. The 2-in-1 touchscreen and lightweight design make it perfect for my daily use. 🙌

[@genesis.t77]

You here?

[@zoro.73]

​@@genesis.t77 no way he doing school 😂

[@genesis.t77]

I am also getting a Lenovo Yoga Slim 6i today in like an hour. A huge upgrade form my 2017 Lenovo ThinkPad T470 tbh. I saw the laptop in person, it is quite stealthy. Although it doesnt have 2 in 1 touch screen compatibility, for me it doesnt really matter as long as I am getting a good refresh rate, specs and performance.

[@blxssomplaysx]

You sure, you are everywhere. You're a bot(probably)

[@its_rayanosaurus]

​@@blxssomplaysxyou talking Abt genesis?

[@BroDieselMac]

Chromebooks are also a good choice if your on a tight budget. But don't get the ones that they use at Middle School, Those suck at loading. Use a newer 2024 or a 2023 one. They have a pretty good battery life lasting for the whole day. But they don't do well at playing Video Games, But you probably shouldn't be playing games on a Laptop in College

[@criptoblad3491]

Dog shit chromebooks :exist Most county school boards: how u doin

[@DeNoobGamer]

I mean i gotta admit, they are sufficient for basic schoolwork, which would make them an excellent choice, but its sad to see them basically being E-waste with how shit they are.

[@SmilingHerculesBeetle-dp4nf]

Rerto​@@DeNoobGamer

[@viasland]

@@DeNoobGamer the issue with them is the reason they get them so cheap is bc they are normally getting close to the end of their life span meaning that even by the time they get into students hands they are already borderline ewaste

[@light_speedz]

@@DeNoobGamermostly e-waste because of all the extensions which slows down the computer because those low end celerons only have 2 cores, some without hyperthreading (mine included)... that combined with a ton of school blockers and extensions really slows it down. chromeos is lightweight and generally runs good for the web, but schools make it unusable... I'm planning to buy my own chromebook one day if i get enough money.

[@Temperius]

@@light_speedz Honestly just get a cheap laptop and install chromeos or linux at that point.

[@Bubbalinguini]

Lenovo Yoga is an amazing laptop for school. I use it everyday and its the best. $700 CAD, 16GB RAM, 500GB SSD, 2in1 touchscreen that can fold into a tablet, very light weight, and 13 inches. I personally like smaller laptops as they are easier to carry around and are lighter.

[@bumholetickl3r]

lenovo yoga's are notorious for their fragility, hinge issues, excessive fan noise and broken power buttons

[@Bubbalinguini]

@@bumholetickl3r the last Yoga I had lasted 8 years without any issues. Only minor hardware issues now but still usable.

[@ivanalfonso8177]

Omg I have the same laptop and I commented about it. I love that thing it has never let me down after 2 years

[@ivanalfonso8177]

@@bumholetickl3rI’ve had mine for two years and haven’t had any of those issues.

[@Bubbalinguini]

​@@bumholetickl3rI do agree... My fan Is loud AF during updates 😂

[@mrblahbah2522]

I bet those sub 13 inch laptops would’ve cared for you a lot and had big hearts

[@WudutCho]

It's best to stay with an older thinkpad, because they have easily replaceable batteries, affordable, can be upgradable and there are lots of different models for screen size.

[@Warp2090]

Yes

[@haydenbland3780]

Get your damn minds out of the gutter PLEASE 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@golden6209]

PREACH!

[@Theleochan]

I don't recommend macs because every components are soldered to the motherboard. You literally can't change anything beside the battery and display and it's very hard to do. If something breaks, it could be very expensive to fix, and the most recent mac's have some components that if they get damaged for any reason, the computer will not be fixable. The storage is soldered to the motherboard meaning that if you're unlucky enough to have a fault that causes your Mac to be unfixable, you just lost everything you had on this computer. Apple does that to save money and prevent people from upgrading or fixing their own computer. You should look at something else if you want a laptop. This doesn't apply to the macbook air only. This also applies to the MacBook pro.

[@voltaegez3358]

"i wanted 13inch at minimum" proceeds to show 15inch💀

[@ThomasRowe-ms3kw]

just like meeeeeeeee

[@channingboy6456]

Buddy 13 inch at minimum means he wants 13 inches or more.

[@ThomasRowe-ms3kw]

@@channingboy6456 ik

[@ThomasRowe-ms3kw]

its a joke @@channingboy6456

[@channingboy6456]

@@ThomasRowe-ms3kw wasn’t taking to you

[@SirPlaysDarkSoulsALot]

Welp too late i bought a thick ass gaming laptop for powerpoint💀

[@Ajangtonic_]

Same

[@zaf2774]

Well at least u can game on it now

[@szaman4180]

Gaming laptops can run any softwares you need for uni school etc with no problem, so that's a w

[@megangolder8892]

​@@szaman4180till you run out of battery mid lecture

[@ImNotBirb]

@@szaman4180but fan heats up and is very heavy

[@Justanormalguy.sk1001]

If you drop a new laptop on the floor*laptop breaks* Old laptop drops on the floor*floor breaks* 😂

[@hw_driver5988]

I got an ASUS Vivobook 15 Pro OLED for school. 8GB ram and 512GB SSD. It's affordable and well performing.

[@Brandon-dj9cq]

Pretty good

[@minsekfau3218]

if the ram is expandable then its good

[@hw_driver5988]

@@minsekfau3218 it's not, even though the seller said it was

[@minsekfau3218]

@hw_driver5988 well, u got scammed bruh

[@cursed_cats5710]

@@hw_driver5988 According to a quick Google search, that laptop has one SODIMM slot. You'd have to replace the 8gb stick with a 16 or 32gb stick.

[@josephmazor725]

Tip: try to avoid eMMC storage if your budget allows

[@5bind]

THANK YOU

[@5bind]

Took awhile to find someone who pointed that out lol

[@trandinhvietdung9357]

for the price for new eMMC system you could easily get very good used system that can beat the hell out of the eMMC system for even cheaper price.

[@nwjwrbtys]

😂😂😂😂

[@account-now-closed]

Budget always allows, as a brand new eMMC celeron system costs the same as a used older i5 system with a 2.5 sata ssd

[@Energy_maskling]

Which is better for school, mac or windows?

[@huyphanducnhat1609]

for the price of the surface,if you use the gaming laptop on battery saving mode,it will become the surface with slightly better battery

[@slushie3061]

Gaming a laptop just sucks at being a laptop. Big and Bulky + has bad battery life + poor build quality. You're in college. You don't need top-of-the-line graphics and CPU. Just something sleek and reliable will do. Something like a mac book or smth.

[@szaman4180]

​@@slushie3061poor build quality? No..

[@sadatnafis2032]

@@szaman4180 affordable ones yes

[@rverma64.]

My friend recently got a Microsoft surface, and he returned it after 1 days because even with 16 gb of ram, it couldn’t properly load a browser in google

[@DeNoobGamer]

​@@slushie3061 You dont need an overpriced officeshitter of a laptop* (Macbook). I am certain the older laptops, like a i5 8xxxU, with 8 gigs of ram, will do. Otherwise, buy a better nvme/sata ssd, buy sodimm ram, and let someone upgrade it or something. Chromebooks are horrible, only good for just officework, and Macbooks are deadend overpriced.

[@FurroHenrique]

"I wanted 13 inches minimum" But, but what if the laptop had a great personality?😭

[@AllahsServant7000]

HP Envy X360 is the perfect laptop. Just bought it. It’s 360 degrees convertible, touch screen to take notes, and flawless overall design and productivity. I recommend intel core i7, at least 16gb memory, and 512gb or 1Tb storage. This is 13 or 14” and meets all requirements of a college student!

[@fili24]

If you go for a gaming laptop you sacrifice portability for raw power. You can get the performance in macbooks but they are likely double the price.

[@StealthyDrake12]

If you’re doing architecture or something that involves editing, gaming laptops are a good choice but for everyone else Microsoft surfaces are great - mine boots in less than a second!

[@ПакетКефира]

Amazing! Thank you!

[@Scythinite]

List of laptop types for majors Engineer: Ultrabooks Programmer: Ultrabooks Art: 2in1 Medical:thin and light buisness Music: Thin and light Astronomy: Macbook or Ultrabook Bio/Chem/Phys: 2in1 Business: Enterprise computer Finance: 2in1, Macbook, Or ultrabook Let me know if i missed any

[@withervoid4966]

whats 2in1

[@juanaaguila8571]

​@@withervoid49662n1 laptops are mostly laptops that are able to flip in 360° turning themselfs into a tablet

[@Fleur536]

Law?

[@Superwastaken1]

NEVER EVER BUY A LAPTOP THATS HARD TO FIX THE THIN AND LIGHT ONES ARE VERY UNREPAIRABLE AND WHEN THEY BREAK THEY ARE DONE NEVER TOUCH THEM JUST GET A LAPTOP THAT IS REPAIRABLE AND FUTUREPROOF LIKE A FRAMEWORK or decent thinkpad

[@qwertyuiopasdf160]

@@withervoid4966 foldable laptops with touch screens like lenovo yoga

[@ВладиславКонопля-с9ъ]

I use a dell vostro 3550 for school. It has good battery life, 8gb of ram, intel core i7-2640M and an amd radeon hd 6630M gpu. Gets the work done and runs games with no problem!

[@BahaeddinBelbeisi]

I picked perfect choice a balance between school and gaming, an rtx 3050 and a ryzen 7 1t of gen 4 ssd and 16gb of ddr5 ram, slim and weigh as a macbook, and a 14.5inch 3k 120hz touch screen, and finally 13h battery the ending result is lenovo slim 7 pro x at only 800usd brand new (discount from bestbuy)

[@Axoite]

Me putting all this in a playlist so I’m ready for the future 😎

[@michiviqz]

Litetally bougjt my laptop yesterday😊. EHY IS THID ON MY FYP RN

[@Nick12_45]

How did bro pick the EXACT laptop I have?!

[@Nick12_45]

btw its the ideapad

[@AashviShah13]

The first one you chose, is the one I'm using. I recommend it. Edit: The Microsoft Surface

[@Inactiveaccount870]

Which Surface did you buy? I'm looking for a good Microsoft laptop for school.

[@PhazonBlaxor]

I have Surface Pro 8, it's been good for a lot of use cases I've had. Heats up quite easily though and I had a bunch of problems in the beginning. But the latest Win11 has solved all the problems, it also heats less now. I swapped 1TB SSD to replace the original 256GB and saved quite a bit doing that, it's something MB Air nor Pro can do so it's pretty sweet. I would recommend one (or the latest SP9) if you want something really sleek and portable to carry with you. Surface Pen is a huge plus if you do graphics also.

[@I_love_marsh_mellos]

@@PhazonBlaxorI also have the surface pro 8

[@AntVeil]

I will say Also check if ur degree requires laptop with specific specs I'm an engineer so Windows is a must for me, I also require a pretty decent GPU to handle 3D modelling A lil research about what u need will save U some time and a decent wad of cash

[@wa-ver]

Engineers also use Mac OS?

[@wa-ver]

@@dannyhuang3470 yeah I agree too that pc is better than laptop. btw is Mac OS enough for cs students?

[@DeerJerky]

@@wa-ver it really depends on what you're doing and using program-wise

[@gearsgamer7115]

​​@@wa-verNo. No they don't? There are better platforms. Most schools use blender and such. MacBooks are also kinda trash for cad. Ie integrated graphics is trash, so no 3d rendering fast. Oh how about the measly 8gb of ram, that's not enough for basic web browsing let alone cad

[@-Burb]

@@wa-ver​For CS you’re gonna want either Linux or Mac because they’re Unix or Unix-like. Windows is awful for programming except for specific tasks like game development or the Microsoft stack. Any other engineering besides CS you’re gonna want Windows though. I started in aerospace engineering and went with a windows laptop(which it was great for), but eventually switched to CS and ended up just using WSL because windows was so bad for coding. Switched to Mac recently for programming and it’s wonderful for CS. Still have a windows desktop for gaming tho.

[@nbraybi]

I'm currently studying Architecture and our teachers have told us that we have buy a gaming laptop later

[@zxn_0]

Razer blades are hella slim and have a pretty good battery life even if they are gaming laptops but uh DAMN that pricing

[@Cherry_nwjs]

definitely gonna get one of these laptops!!

[@robloxgamer2008]

My gaming laptop has 6h if battery life at least. You could go up to 7 if you do only basic stuff. It's an HP Victus 15-FA1030NL. I love it. It works for school and gaming 🎉

[@F4wk3s]

First red flag: It's an HP

[@mikethedino2840]

Why? Whats so bad about HP?

[@F4wk3s]

@@mikethedino2840 Their tech is not made well, and they try to scam you every chance they get

[@Iphoneosacc]

@@mikethedino2840everything

[@catreet700]

They are known to have bad hinges

[@potffin]

​@@mikethedino2840shit driver support

[@ShieldX_Snowy]

Dont get a chromebook

[@Forrest_O.]

Unless you’re only using it to watch porn.

[@Regina_rae]

I recommend the Samsung Chromebook I'm in eighth grade but I do use it often and it's lightweight,so much storage,updates regularly and cheap I hope you have wonderful day and may God bless you all ✝️❤️

[@Kelette]

My mom bought me a gaming laptop for college when I specifically asked for a business one. It absolutely sucks. it is starting to literally crack its shell after light use and its battery life just runs about an hour even with undervolting. I can't bring it around because its too damn heavy for my weak self and it isn't low profile, as soon as I turn it on the fans will blast.

[@tempeleng]

If you can undervolt then you can reduce turbo multipliers in TPL, increase speed shift EPP, maybe disable hyperthreading, etc. Then disable the discrete GPU and any "always-on" usb charging ports. Change it back when you want to game.

[@Xanzkin]

May I ask which laptop? It sounds criminally outdated to be anything made within the past 4 years

[@IceBlueLugia]

Yeah exactly. I got one by Asus, they make my motherboard and I have their version of my RTX card, so I thought it’d be great. It’s awful though. Bulky as hell, and even with turning off every background process and forcing the fans off, I get less than 2 hours. The only purpose to this shit is it you want a gaming PC but need it to be movable every now and then

[@Rullino32]

I've recently bought an ASUS TUF A15 and didn't have any of the issues you mentioned, which laptop model do you have in the first place, is it a very old one?

[@Rullino32]

@@IceBlueLugia I've bought an ASUS TUF A15(2023) and didn't have any of the issues you mentioned, maybe you should check the battery health, those sound like issues that you'd find in every laptop, whether it's for gaming or not, if you do regular maintenance or let a technician do it for you , it should work well.

[@faijrabbaniwadi7484]

Him: The gaming laptops have bad battery life My one ran for 2 days with 80% charged💀

[@academiamocha]

Name?

[@faijrabbaniwadi7484]

@@academiamocha Lenovo Legion Pro 5 Gen 8 15

[@Rullino32]

I've recently bought an ASUS TUF A15(2023) and i can set the laptop to silent, which stops the fan while the CPU still remains under 40-50°C, i can also set the monitor to 60hz, lower the brightness of the montor and RGB to increase battery life, most people still believe that modern gaming laptop have the same issues as the old ones filled with dust that have been neglected by their owners.

[@toastyzo]

I have a Lenovo IdeaPad and it's absolutely amazing. Would recommend.

[@MrIssa2021]

The last one, Lenovo ideapad gaming 3 is a gaming laptop, obviously, and I have it. Lol

[@LegendGaming-kt5pu]

No mate it is a ideapad it has iris xe graphics not discrete

[@MrIssa2021]

@@LegendGaming-kt5pu That's what I said.

[@LegendGaming-kt5pu]

@@MrIssa2021 u said its a gaming 3 ideapad has 2 lineups one is basic and one is gaming, the gaming has a nvidia graohics card

[@LegendGaming-kt5pu]

So the one he showed is not gaming

[@MrIssa2021]

@@LegendGaming-kt5pu Oh. I have Nvidia one.

[@verywide]

Thinkpads have served me well 🙏🏼

[@enzolame99]

Get a used Thinkpad, those things are cheap and reliable. The T14 gen 1 and P14s gen 1 are pretty good recent modern ones with up to date specs; u wont need to spend extra on modifications unlike with the older T series

[@sterninator]

Short and simple You want 512gb ssd or higher 16gbs of ram And an Intel Core i5 or higher that's 12 generation or higher

[@trandinhvietdung9357]

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano would suit him best.

[@arlogpro8404]

or a ryzen 5 5000 series or higher

[@ButterThatEpic]

​@Lily.finderi7 6th gen isn't good enough for today standard (even though i have them) they will most likely not able to keep up with various software Window 11 for example

[@ButterThatEpic]

@Lily.finder I didn't knew that were a thing until now So that's cool ig

[@iMac81]

cpu generation doesnt matter as much as clock speed and core count

[@humidifier_enthusiast]

Fresh out of the oven! (this was posted 28 seconds from writing this) Edit: I’m not trying to be the “FIRST” guy.

[@irelg8]

Bro edited before anybody said anything 💀

[@humidifier_enthusiast]

@@irelg8I just dont want people to say "oH sTuPiD FiRsT gUy"

[@sharmashalinim]

I agree. I used to use the surface go pro for primary school because it's more like an iPad and is touchscreen and then switched to the MacBook Air for secondary school. It's much bigger and less fidgety which is more suitable for higher studies

[@osehesham1185]

I love gaming laptops in school They make u the coolest kid there

[@fruitieplayys9125]

Spoiled kids would get the macbooks, whilst regular people like me just got a phone to do everything.

[@khoado2060]

“Look at me. I’m not like the other kids!”

[@RichBatangKalye]

So basically ur saying people who uses laptops are spoiled? Lmao

[@mosi6835]

If you don't have to take it to school and of course have the budget just buy a PC because there is no annoying battery and it's more powerful and fixable in the same price ( you can play game on it to)

[@cropulturaarts]

Don't you ever insult gaming laptops ever again.

[@SnappBacc]

they don't understand us man

[@Rullino32]

As an ASUS TUF A15(2023) user, i agree with you.

[@hello-w8y]

Don't just go for 8gbs of ram and 256 gb of storage , get atleast an i7/i5 , ryzen 7/5 and try to get a dedicated gpu. You can upgrade ram and storage down the line pretty easily on most laptops and get a external hdd if not.

[@donoliegise9840]

I'll get an i5 12400f and 16gb ram with 1tb space ssd

[@sonychandel1878]

No need for external GPU if you have ryzen. Just look for 12/13th gen for Intel and ryzen 7040 for amd

[@thisisa]

What the guy above me said

[@AntCrazyy]

No cause the i7/i5 etc. doesn’t matter it’s the generation look for a cpu with ix-12xxx or ix-13xxx. Also you don’t need a dedicated GPU unless you’re doing GPU heavy tasks. I personally don’t like Ryzen for CPUs as Intel is better for productivity

[@malvinchau2056]

You don't need that for college. If you're doing heavy workload, maybe. But an i3 works just fine.

[@kittenzrulz2314]

Framework isnt the cheapest but will last the longest and is the most repairable.

[@joebidenofficialpotus]

Or a 100 dollar thinkpad (Much cheaper if you know how to repair, say, corrupted bios through external flashing or something), plus add maybe 16gb of Ram and a 512gb ssd

[@superalpha6026]

The HP ENVY X360 2-in-1s are pretty good for studies, especially when you want to take notes.

[@therandomizer9943]

Thanks for the vid gohar. With this info, i found the ideal laptop for me. You definitely deserve a like 👍

[@RGD_RandomGameDev]

I thought he was gonna say “I noticed a huge red flag, it’s a Chromebook.”

[@TokyoPanda1]

I’m a college student and my laptop of choice is the surface pro. It’s pricey but it’s super worth it. Being able to use it as a laptop AND a tablet is huge for taking notes

[@connorisleib]

I’d reccomend 16gigs for anything more than typing because I run like 6 tabs and I max out my 8 gigs

[@Arbor69]

Lenovo IdeaPad?! That's the same thing I'm using, I made a good choice 😂

[@bizmonkey007]

I feel like the M1 laptops can still work for a lot of people, as long as you aren’t doing 3d modeling or something very intensive

[@Aatlar]

The surface is actually the closest to mac that you can get on windows, from what ive seen. Macs are usually the best for portability, but they only work for a handful of careers.

[@ariapasya4824]

I would also recommend the Acer Aspire 5 Spin 14 great as tablet and Gaming too 👍

[@noturne54]

I got a gaming one that is not so heavy, and the battery issue is solved because there are connectors everywhere in college.

[@TeamCloud.]

Just bring a full desktop at that point lol, your laptop, sucks as a laptop.

[@noturne54]

@@TeamCloud. I still prefer to bring 2kg in my backpack everyday than 9kg, but thanks for the suggestion

[@TeamCloud.]

@@noturne54 you are most welcome

[@BeetleAtom]

Engineering students when they gotta get a gaming laptop for the gpu 😅

[@BlizV2]

If you really want a recommendation for a school laptop that’s the best price for the buck just search for these at minimum: - intel cpu 11th gen i5 or above - 8gb of ddr 4 (recommended 16 but you can survive with only 8 - 512gb of ssd storage (again, 1 terabyte recommended but you can survive with 512) - 14 inch screen and above (that’s a personal opinion, but I believe 13 isn’t that much.) - a good battery life - I’m not an expert, but just try researching about the laptop and see how long the battery lasts on heavy loads. * refurbished - if you can find the right deal / seller, a refurbished laptop is the same quality as factory sealed (depends on the conditions written with the seller) for a really great price.

[@AyushmaanYadav19]

Gaming laptops have poor battery life.. Shows phone charger

[@Logan-ms4tq]

I have to agree with the MacBook air, although I would add if your college class is heavily computer based, say Game design, then I would recommend going for either the customization of the Air with extra RAM and storage, or go for a MacBook Pro which has both already added as well as a few extra features like a larger screen, making multi-tasking easier if your say, writing code while seeing a live updating display of what your making

[@Sc0rpi0n123]

13 inches minimum??? Chill… maybe the computer has a good personality

[@Summarcheo]

I have an Lenovo IdeaPad, it’s really great, the touchscreen, the fact that you can transform it into an iPad, only thing that could be better is the battery life.