Yoga Pro 7: Did We Save The Best Till Last?

[@JustJoshTech]

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[@Shizostereo]

With Aura Edition available for the same price I'll better get Lunar Lake

[@bellamartinez2788]

@JustJoshTech the issue with the HP truly is it's display. Not only is it not OLED, but it is also only 60hz compared to the Lenovo. Also, to the previous reply, I had the Aura Edition and the issue with that laptop was the processor not being multi threaded leading me to return that laptop and look for an AMD processor with at least 120hz display so that I can use it for light gaming. This Lenovo Josh showed off in this video basically ticks all the boxes except, I really wish it has wifi BE (wifi 7) as I just got a Wi-Fi 7 router for Christmas, but this is something I can live with. 60hz display is something I cannot and why the HP is close, but a miss for me.

[@Shizostereo]

@bellamartinez2788 was that a hardware bug with Aura? It's supposed to be multi threaded isn't it? AMD is famous for their multi threadin capabilities though. Lunar Lake attracts me with their energy efficiency

[@Aceperformance370]

@@bellamartinez2788 Is it possible for you to please share your experience with the Aura in more detail if you have the time? :) I am currently looking for a new laptop and have narrowed it down to the Aura vs the ai 365 Yoga Pro Josh has reviewed in this video….

[@Aceperformance370]

@@bellamartinez2788 Is it possible for you to please share your experiences with the Aura if you have time? :) I am currently looking for a new laptop and have narrowed it down to the Aura vs this Yoga Pro with the AI 365, but not sure which to take…

[@johnreach477]

Thanks for the review. FYI, the OLED screen door effect occurs due to a touch layer, so non-touch OLED screens do not exhibit the screen door effect.

[@22Tech]

ohhhh that makes a lot of sense. Happy to hear no screendoor but sad about no touch

[@johnreach477]

​@@22Tech Indeed. However, I believe this should become a non-issue soon as screens continue to improve. For example, Samsung's 2.8K OLED touchscreens on the Galaxy Book3 and Book4 series show almost no screen door effect, and the 4K OLED touchscreen on the Asus ProArt P16 has a barely noticeable screen door effect as well.

[@22Tech]

@@johnreach477 hmm i see that's cool! looking forward to more laptops getting rid of this. because I've seen it in person and it does quite bother me, and it's something that's hard to find out without an explicit mention of it in a video review unfortunately

[@RodrigoFerreira-bs6hd]

@@johnreach477 I wonder why this is only a problem with laptops and not, say, tablets such as Samsung's Tab S9Ultra

[@javierandreiotaku]

The linux test is really helpful

[@Keven-ol1hd]

Who uses that operating system anyway 🤮

[@javierandreiotaku]

@Keven-ol1hd me and a lot of developers

[@YeYintAung-n7z]

Indeed ❤

[@cameronbosch1213]

@@Keven-ol1hd Developers. And people who hate Windows.

[@cotneit]

@@Keven-ol1hd Lmao it's much better than crap that is Windows. I don't mind Windows on desktops, but on laptops Linux is king, especially these light and portable ones.

[@Jimster481]

I have the previous generation of this laptop with the 5800U. After almost 3 years I had it die with a power supply that failed during a hurricane while I was on generator power. It fried the motherboard. Lenovo ended up replacing the motherboard for only the $140 warranty fee. Really good on them and its great to see them stand by their products. My biggest gripe about the new version is that it isn't as small and light as my Lenovo Ideapad Slim 7 Carbon. My laptop is only 2.2lb while having everything but the Yoga hinge.

[@statebased]

Linux test = I subscribe. As a developer it is so important to know!

[@cameronbosch1213]

He should do more of those...

[@RaggaDruida]

I've been checking options to upgrade from my X270, this is one of the main candidates, alongside the Yoga Slim 7i (GNU/Linux compatibility may be a problem there) and the ThinkPad 14s Gen6. Just again, thank you for testing GNU/Linux in the reviews! It is baffling how other reviews skip it when it can be a clear massive dealbreaker for people who care!

[@shaunhicks85]

I used the JustJoshTech pricing tracker to buy and get a great deal on the HP OmniBook Ultra 14 with the Ryzen375 and 2TB storage. I dont do much gaming, so the lackluster screen capabilities I could deal with. Very Much appreciate the JJT team for their reviews and helping me with the daunting task of choosing a new laptop to buy in 2024. Cheers

[@bigboy-ky3mx]

How you like it? Im debating between that and the lenovo 9i or 7i aura

[@shaunhicks85]

@bigboy-ky3mx sorry i havnt had a chance to test it. I wont get to see it til mid February. I didnt want to miss the big discount over the holidays and didnt mind waiting. I got the BestBuyPlus membership that allows extended return period. Ill try to remember to reply with my experience

[@shaunhicks85]

@@bigboy-ky3mx I dont know yet because im traveling and had it delivered to my dear moms house. I went ahead and ordered it because the discounted price between christmas and new years was too good to pass up. Ill try to remember to reply once I see it in February. I also bought the BetBuyPlus membership to extend the return period just in case anything pops up when I first see it. I anticipate it will be good for what I am doing with it. I wanted computing performance per dollar. I dont game. I wanted the multi-core performance so I can run virtual machines for software development. I wanted at least 32GB of memory and AMD processor. To be far, im upgrading from a really old lenovo laptop that has an IPS panel, so the lower spec screen on the HP didnt bother me. Please Please PLEASE DONT buy the omnibook unless its on sale.

[@josekuoman3006]

Thank you for the review it was awesome!! I really appreciate it. I've just recently bought the hp omnibook ultra flip 14 which is a great laptop but this lenovo laptop is awesome. I can't believe how did I not know about this laptop before.

Great review. Thanks for testing the webcam and Linux compatibilty!

[@wd843]

Bought this laptop on black friday after my x1 carbon bricked itself. Very pleased with with the performance and build quality!

[@papagen00]

For myself, the Best laptop is a used one, a top-specs 1 or 2-year-old model. I just bought a ThinkPad P16s Gen2 Touch for $900 (originally $2000)

[@rrjnitura4515]

True

[@rrjnitura4515]

I mean my 6 year old Lenovo Y540 still rocks

[@kevinheard8364]

great video. hoping your holidays are enjoyable

[@cherylhendershot2859]

Thank you for your reviews! I'm on the hunt for a new laptop. I need a laptop that is good for bookkeeping, crafting, watching videos, can support lots of different software, printers, and has at least 1T; I don't need a gaming laptop.

[@1alexy1]

It’s crazy how Zen 5 has evolved.

[@Ale-nt7su]

Thanks for the videos! In the future, could you also test how the standby times are on laptops.

[@eduardopatricio]

Amazing laptop! I've had it for a couple of months. I love it.

[@praveenk7547]

Got this laptop few weeks back for coding, performs well compared to Intel chips. Only drawback is Batterylife apart from that everything is good. If you have this in your list just go for it.

[@anborez1654]

How long does your battery last on average?

[@cameronbosch1213]

I'd wait until CES. We're so close to it and given we should see more options announced then, I'd 100% wait to see what Intel Arrow Lake and wider Zen 5 laptop brings.

[@seth4321]

Is battery life a big priority for AMD now that Lunar Lake has been showing them up? I hope so as an AMD fan.

[@terrycrews1584]

@@seth4321 They cant do much about it, Intel is funding memory on package, which means they will win in power usage no matter what.

[@jamesw2831]

For AMD, Strix Point Halo, which is anticipated to be going into gaming laptops and workstations is also coming out. There will be improved 12 core and 16 core chips coming to rival Arrow Lake. That being said, I love your reviews.

[@bob890119]

Thank you for another great review again!

[@grunkxd6395]

Thank you so much for including Linux compatibility in your laptop review!

[@mahursa6391]

Josh, please do a full review of the TUF A14

[@RTR_43]

patiently waiting for the slim pro 9i 14 inch

[@emman100]

0:57 The graphic for Common Performance Tasks is grainy for some reason, like it is a lower resolution. Just pointing that out.

[@bigdraco5008]

Simply excellent!! Excellent review.

[@AkshayPrasad-jq3oz]

Guyss I bought this laptop weeks ago and I totally agree with josh. It has great display and its performance is absolutely fantastic. Another great thing is that it performs well in gaming and does not get hot. In overall i think i would go with a slightly low battery life and take oled screens for sho. Ps: Peeps you gotta try oled. I saw a drastic difference with ips

[@Dutchovenderlinde]

Idk, I had a Slim 7x with the OLED but returned it because of app compatibility and I was worried about screen burn-in over time. I got a Slim 7i Aura with IPS and while it is slightly worse, it still feels very color-accurate and black is still very black.

[@andyH_England]

IPS panels in 2024 are now excellent and anyone claiming they are vastly inferior probably have not tried the ones on the XPS 13 or Surface Laptop 7. I prefer IPS as I use mine for office work and browsing so it is kinder to my eyes with a white background. As these are ultrabooks then IPS are the best choice IMHO. If you are buying to watch media then OLED may slightly be better. OLED is the choice for gaming, but these ultrabooks are not really for gaming. Wait for Arrow Lake.

[@AkshayPrasad-jq3oz]

@@andyH_England My friends have surface laptops and i think the contrast and colors are very much better in oled. But it comes to one’s own preferences and ultrabooks are not for gaming but this laptop can be used for light gaming with older and esports titles

[@andyH_England]

@@AkshayPrasad-jq3oz It is all about personal preferences so what is best for you. The glossy screen on some OLEDs are a negative but sadly the Surface Laptop 7 IPS panel has the same problem.

[@Aceperformance370]

Was waiting for this one! Thanks for doing it. How does this personally compare to the Yoga Aura with 258V & 32 GB RAM? Keyboard, touchpad etc. the same? Do you have a recommendation between the two? I guess a lot of people will be currently in this position where they want to buy a Yoga but not sure which to get between Zen 5 & Lunar Lake 😅

[@SarthakNarnaulia]

just go for lunar lake just for better battery life. even if that's for somewhat lower performance its worth it

[@Aceperformance370]

@SarthakNarnaulia sure, but I also need to do 3D Cad and occasional CFD (Fluid Dynamics Simulations). So idk if Lunar Lake is better or Zen 5.

[@SarthakNarnaulia]

@@Aceperformance370 I don't know about CFD, but after doing some research about 3DCAD, I think Zen 5 is a better option for you just because it has a powerful CPU, and 3DCAD is mostly a CPU-intensive task.

[@Definitely_Melnyx]

Unfortunately Aura has IPS display instead of Oled if that matters.

[@WhatWeMenWant]

the graphics performance (needed for CAD, etc) is the same on aura and this laptop. and aura has significantly better battery life and an IPS screen (no worrying about screen brightness)

[@bradleycochran4595]

Happy Holidays Josh, I have two laptops one Mac and another Windows. I was traveling and wanted something light so I have been using the Surface Laptop 7 13 inch. It has been fantastic and enjoyable to use. I have a Lenovo for work and it is a very nice laptop.

[@chrism1051]

What macbook model do you have?

[@jankengu3428]

@@bradleycochran4595 Which one do you think is better overall? Because I can't decide between surface 7 and yoga slim 7i aura

[@bradleycochran4595]

@@jankengu3428 I like the Surface laptop, it is portable, sturdy, it has a great keyboard and I love the trackpad. I just not have liked the Yoga laptops. I only use the Surface for the internet and to teach classes when I travel.

[@iphar]

I think it is important to point out in those videos, when talking about SSD upgradeability, that some Lenovo laptops like this are coming with a 2242 form factor for the SSD, which limits *considerably* the model/capacity choices and availability for replacement. If Storage (SSDs) are important to you, some Lenovo laptops might be a non-starter exactly because of the 2242 SSDs - sure, you can replace it, but the choices are so little and so poor and so expensive that it might not be worth it.

[@marcempunkt9737]

love your reviews!!!

[@LeaCoombe]

This would be my first choice of laptop but Lenovo insist on crippling it with stupidly small cursor keys. As a programmer the cursor keys get a lot of use from me and if they are not usable it is off my list. This is design over function and Lenovo copying previous generation macbooks. Even Apple realized they need proper cursor keys and fixed the problem - Lenovo are yet to catch up.

[@Antonis24]

This laptop will be amazing at $900.

[@ivorstable]

Thank you for the review. How is the fan noise on idle? Does the fans go truly off while casually browsing the web or watching videos? Thank you Josh.

[@ccroy2001]

Somehow I ended up with 3 Lenovos and a Lenovo tablet. I like the build quality for the price and Linux works fine (on mine) out of the box. I just wait for sales, or my Thinkpad I bought New Old Stock.

[@Definitely_Melnyx]

I was wondering why you didn’t review it yet. Edit: After watching it know Im a bit disappointed that battery is that bad honestly. Furthermore wished you had it compare more with the Aura edition even though it has an ips panel. Battery is King unfortunately. European prices don’t make this one more appealing either unfortunately

[@ennuiwolf]

Hi! I'll be heading to Europe sometime in the near future and am looking to upgrade my current device. Do you happen to know of any channels similar to this one but more focused on an European/German market?

[@Definitely_Melnyx]

@@ennuiwolfif I remember right, Josh said he wanted to expand and even include a German branch down the line. Prices are higher than the US, although HP does regularly go on sale here as well.

[@Dusk-Arc]

Zenbook S14 is at $999 now on sale. Is it the best in this price range or is there another deal breaker!? Considering it for academic needs.

[@RodrigoFerreira-bs6hd]

999!!!! You americans are fucking priviliged, I have to pay 1800€ for one here (around 2k USD)

[@DDG_IN47]

depends on specs, and some like the spectre are getting crazier sales as well (nows tge time to get a steal)

[@jankengu3428]

yoga 7i aura and surface 7 13 is arguably better

[@DDG_IN47]

@@jankengu3428 yes Yoga 7i Aura too

[@Dusk-Arc]

Snapdragon processors make me think about compatibility issues

[@maartenmidden1651]

I constantly see that macbooks do so great. Isn't it possible to run windows on macbooks?

[@Mooooov0815]

I really appreciate the Linux test!

[@Johnnyrockanthem2]

Just got the vivobook S14 with the 258V, it is an absolute beast. Multicore is shoddy, but using it to run single application, high computations is butter and it's truly portable with the battery life sustainable for DAYS.

[@seth4321]

With it being a Vivobook and not a Zenbook, do you notice any obvious compromises made? What’s the build quality like? Trackpad? Asking for myself.

[@Johnnyrockanthem2]

@@seth4321 the Zenbook is much more inviting in terms of all of the bells and whistles, and ofc the design is much better. Everything you named is basically better, but idk if its worth the couple hundred more. I just needed something with a good keyboard, a good screen, and something I can just plug into a workstation and use. I don't doubt the zenbook would serve me better, I just think the vivobook is more suited to my needs and taste. (I prefer a sleeker/inconspicuous design)

[@JamieR]

In EU the 8845HS model with 3050 6gb is priced the same as the A.I model without dGPU. I prefer the IPS so it's a bo brainer imo.

[@electricalol]

for a college student(general productivity user) would the Zen 5 chip be better or the Lunar lake aura version?

[@gadroful]

I hope you can test Asus Expertbook P5 with 258V. It looks bang for buck Lunar Lake laptop

[@hadinajafi8827]

Thanks for the great video. Unfortunately the power button is kinda not very practical, specially in regards to repair-ability.

[@Jimster481]

The power button has never broken on my older Ideapad Slim 7 Carbon despite me using it every day for years. You usually don't need to press the power button at all.

[@hadinajafi8827]

@ how come that you don’t use it often?

[@paultheriault7229]

nice comparison, unfortunately I cant wait especially since we are expecting 25% tariffs from USA Canada may reciprocate. So my decision will be made very soon on my new system, looking 14-15" oled screen, recently released cpu, 16gb mem, 1tb ssd storage, win 11, great build, sufficient # or ports and I am on a budget, $900-$1100cdn all in. co-pilot key maybe? any recommendation?

[@knekker1]

I just need an efficient and quiet Strix Point laptop to come with Thunderbolt 5, allowing it to turn into a fully fledged gaming laptop at my desk when I connect it to a dedicated external GPU, with the possibility of opgrading the eGPU for many years to come.

[@brianclarke8503]

This is my exact use case. Except I'm leaning more towards arrowlake if it launches with TB5. Currently I use a setup with a 13 the gen Intel laptop with TB4 and egpu and it's been working wonderfully.

[@knekker1]

@@brianclarke8503 Glad to hear that I am not the only one asking for this!

[@matsudakodo]

I looked at these but couldn't get the spec I wanted. Went with an IdeaPad 5 16" OLED 2-in-1 with the 8845HS for only $750. Hard to imagine noticing a $500+ difference between them and I can't live without the numpad.

[@CG-05-07]

very good test.

[@conormcgregor5146]

Review the ThinkPad t14s gen 6 with ryzen ai processor.

[@cameronbosch1213]

This. Too bad the screen is meh. And there are leaks that ThinkPads are about to become history because they're removing the last good things of the ThinkPads, like the build quality and TrackPoint.

[@Slavolko]

​@@cameronbosch1213 I know this is taboo, but I personally would love for the TrackPoint to be removed. However, I mainly just want a ThinkPad-lite series, not necessarily to remove it from the actual ThinkPad series.

[@steshaw6510]

Prefer the Yoga Pro with the OLED screen and better keyboard and touchpad

[@Natureflowervin]

You have not reviewed 2023 hp envy 16. It’s one of the affordable laptop and powerful. I cost 899 dollar now. 13700h , rtx 4060, 2tb ssd, 32 gb ram and qhd touch display

[@brifog69]

HP OmniBook Ultra 14 is unfortunately just not an option in Australia, AUD $3000+ vs $1900 for the Yoga.

[@ParadigmSh1ft_]

7i Aura looks the better buy with the better battery life.

[@SahidMondal-k9z]

How does it compare with Slim 7X?

[@theyayaa]

Reminder not to use Honey coupon if purchasing through these links

[@JustJoshTech]

Agreed. Thanks

[@anshumaanmishra3748]

Could you please make a video about the progress of Linux on Snapdragon Laptops?(Preferably the X Plus variants). I want to see if there is an actual battery life boost and if it is worth getting one to run Linux

[@johnbreaker3874]

what about the infamous hinge of lenovo, they always break after ~1year of use, is that true?

[@ryankwan1934]

Jesus, that M4 GPU and battery performance.

[@LordChaos1973]

The Omnibook Ultra has _no_ OLED panel a.f.a.i.k. ?

[@Dmytro-e4f]

Hello! What is the best choice between Lenovo pro 7 v Asus Zenbook 14 ? Thanks

[@valentinsiskind7326]

Been waiting for this one... now I don't feel bad for buying the Omnibook for $900 on Black Friday!

[@PotamosPatatatos]

What would you guys choose at my place. I'm thinking either that or the 7i aura (ultra 7 258v). I need CPU performance because I'm a developer, so I'm not sure about the ultra 7 258v. However, I need the good battery life that it provides and think whether it's worth the trade off of multicore performance for battery life. Also I'm afraid that the OLED screen might burn in with static use so I like the good IPS panel that the aura comes with. Any suggestions or any other recommendations.

[@electricalol]

Very surprised about the battery life results. Did you guys rerun the tests to ensure the accuracy of the horrible results lol

[@andyH_England]

AMD~ are the worst of all chips for efficiency currently. That is objective. Maybe this is worse than expected, and a firmware update may fix.

[@urg454]

Is this a new release? Lenovo naming is so confusing.

[@emman100]

That's what I thought too. 🤦‍♂

[@levitoth8681]

Hi! Which laptop is better, hp omnibook ultra flip or asus zenbook s14? Thanks in advance

[@thedarknightnicht]

battery life is a dealbreaker

[@cameronbosch1213]

0:57 Wait, what the hell happened to the video!?

[@cameronbosch1213]

And again at 5:39. Rendering glitch?

[@iPigus.]

it looks like over compressed image

[@emman100]

I noticed it too. Strange.

[@akin242002]

The Yoga Pro 7 is a great deal. Also, it has very good keyboard that the Lenovo brand is known for. The Omibook Ultra has the hinge issue reputation from previous years. The reputation has lowered it's market value even if it isn't true this year.

[@daveobrien6966]

I avoid anything HP because of how they absolutely screw over their printer customers. Vote with your money.

[@adinnugroho6544]

I don't where this video originally made from, I mean what's Laptop used. I just noticed some issues. I was thinking my devices issues but no 😅

[@MasinacCcC]

Yes everything works on Linux, but battery life is crap. It lasts like 3h, maybe 4h if you're not doing much. While with Windows it can last 7-8h. That is my only complain beside that power on button.

[@alexchin91]

Surface Laptop 7 or this?

[@manonfire7675]

SL 7 15" for me. Though that will cost you 300 bucks more.

[@seth4321]

Remember that the Surface Books are running Qualcomm. If that’s an issue for you, new Intel Surface Books (maybe AMD) are expected in Q1 2025.

[@kylehessling2679]

Can you disable the discrete GPU on something like the new zephyrus G16 with the ryzen ai hx 370 and get improved battery life with solid performance for productivity?

[@stephengray3741]

Yes I have one. I get 8-10hrs with the gpu disabled.

[@kylehessling2679]

@ thank you so much! I wonder why not many reviewers point that out?! The integrated GPUs are good enough on these new chips that it seems like a no brainer to leave it off unless you absolutely need it!

[@Jimster481]

@@kylehessling2679 Maybe because it is a bit of the pain in the neck to actually disable. You have to reboot the computer and go into BIOS. Otherwise just turning it off in Windows doesn't usually make the battery life way better. Does depend on the machine though. I have a Acer Nitro that can get 9hrs of battery life if I just turn off the dGPU in windows...

[@fretboardrunner]

That battery life completely kills this laptop. The Yoga Pro 7 (14APH8) I have, with a 7840HS and a RTX 4050 offers similar battery life and a dedicated GPU! I wonder how it would fare with an IPS display and sensible power settings.

[@Slavolko]

It's shame Lenovo dropped the ball with this one. The Ryzen 300 CPU is deserving of better build quality.

[@N0mernabis]

HP omnibook ultra 14 is smth like a 1700$ laptop here in Europe :( while yoga pro is ~1500$

[@samuelsackey2433]

@JustJoshTech can you kindly recommend laptops best suited for Cyber Security jobs.

[@HenryDqly]

hi

[@chrisforbes9816]

When you guys are reviewing products do you ever take into account brand reliability. I hear practically nothing but good things from Lenovo but in this video you compare it to a similar HP product. I hear good things from them too but then sometimes it's followed by a horror story of a laptop suddenly taking a crap on them.

[@TheoneandonlyRAH]

The battery life means this is a no from me (hypothetical) of need to update my spectre x16 yet

[@AkshayPrasad-jq3oz]

It gives me around 8hrs of real time usage for me. which was in balanced mode as well as 120hz with constant wifi on. Hope this helps

[@pHZerœ]

Hi.

[@Razeri]

have 6800 model only one minus it is cheap feeling touchpad

[@sayed_mohammed_omar_anan]

x1000 thanks for not putting any music in your videos lately.

[@mohityadav-ju2qy]

hey we have seen very less coverage of intel ulta 5 series cpus for 2nd gen. what is the performance hit as compared to ultra 7 and any good laptops with those processors?

[@GabrielMoraes]

lower performance when unplugged and low battery life. Why buy a laptop like this if you need a charger with you at all times? Either go all in to a behemoth of a laptop with a high watt gpu and a beast of a CPU, or get an ARM64 laptop.

[@andyH_England]

Having used MacBooks for years, I can’t fathom going back to these mediocre trackpads. We see them on Lenovo and Samsung laptops. They are awful. The Dell XPS and Surface Laptop 7 ones show it can be done on Windows, but I suppose they are more premium. So this would not even be on my shortlist of Windows ultrabooks. I would, for my use case, office work, choose either Intel or Snapdragon as both of these are subject to heavy discounts and are fast and snappy at web research and office duties.

[@hemmatv1582]

You americans are luckey. In sweden/europe laptops are expensive. That HP OmniBook Ultra Laptop you mention in this video is on sale now in sweden, for 1700 dollars! Not 899. Huge differance. Exactly the same specification, except its a better CUP, HX 375 and not the 365.

[@KevinCollins-j9x]

I am convinced Lenovo are just cheaping out on cooling. There is no way this laptop has loud fans and poor battery life

[@JScott-lg4jb]

I’ve literally just bought the zenbook s14. Shoot.

[@blueeyednick]

did Gamers Nexus taught you nothing

[@JScott-lg4jb]

@@blueeyednick Honestly I had just finished watching this and checked my battery and after about 5 hours of continuous use (not by me just idiotic required videos on autoplay) I still have 40% left and I am once again contented with my choice.

Loud or semi loud fan noise even for almost light loading? Neeeext!! One of the reasons why mac is still behind by much is just that. Been able to use 20w average or even low in the air lineup makes apple silicone be ahead by 2-3 years right now. Intel did the best decision to lower the TDP of Lunar lake. I guess next battle will be that, lower the TDP in x86 to be on pair with ARM. For 95% of the users it is sooo much easy to use a macbook air over any Acer swift, yoga 7 or HP envy.

[@markaznar1979]

It isn’t using hx 370?? Is there an option for it? Isn’t the 890m igpu better?

[@keev9882]

AMD laptops are just so bad at the battery life department. At the same price, most people that use productivity softwares should get Intel. They are getting superior ST and battery life.

[@AdarC8]

2025 is almost here, and Apple’s trackpad is still leagues ahead of the competition

[@xmaverickhunterkx]

Since the first MacBook Pro even... But Windows touchpads are indeed better than ever.

[@Incrediblysimplestudios]

Surface laptop 7 I think has caught up

[@hirunguyen4522]

problem is price. they can bump the price 100$ and get the same level of trackpad, but window users don't use track pad I think so they don't add it. surface and dell have the same level of trackpad and they cost the same as Macbooks

[@nyx3983]

@@Incrediblysimplestudiosif only microsoft fixed the stutter scrolling.

[@vitaliidmytrenko8916]

I don't find macbook trackpad that much better tbh. Yeah, it's good, but then I go back to my lenovo yoga 14 and feel 0 discomfort. And I'm using the trackpad and gestures all the time. Feels like people just blowing this out of proportion. The difference is not that significant anymore.

[@connormcchicken5915]

Studying finance. Should I get the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i or Zenbook S14?

[@jankengu3428]

Wondering the same thing, except I'm considering the Surface 7 too. I don't really need any games other than League since I already have a steam deck and don't play much triple A games anyway (wouldn't want to anyway if not optimized for deck)

[@RoninNinjaDrive]

This laptop worth 800$

[@mrpi14]

How is the version with the nvidia rtx 3050 ryzen 8845hs

[@dezkagradina]

I don't get it... In one video you are destroying this model, saying that has poor performance and in this video you are saying that it's good... Make up yout mind!

[@JustJoshTech]

Ha, which one. Please keep in mind our videos are done linearly (for the most part). So sometimes new tech we get in changes our thoughts on tech we had in a week or so ago. But let me know your question.

[@cutthat4643]

Wtf noone wants a laptop without a dedicated gpu for over 1k bucks

[@kamm3021]

*1300$ NO GPU good prixe !!??* *_Pls be a freaking joke_*

[@ulrichgerhardosterloh6069]

Are you Australian?

[@JustJoshTech]

Yes and very proud of it!

[@someguy321]

Terrible laptop. Really cheaply built, terrible flex, terrible trackpad. I didn't even bother configuring Windows, I returned it as soon as I held it in my hands and tried the trackpad. Hard pass. Worth half its price at best.

[@hai.do.]

I think you got the wrong laptop. My Yoga Pro 7 is really solid and well-built.

[@someguy321]

@hai.do. nope. This exact one. Push your finger on the trackpad and tell me it doesn't flex inward by a few good millimeters. "Solid" lol 😂

[@hai.do.]

​@@someguy321 I agree that trackpad is cheapest part on this laptop. It does have slightly flex, but not "terrible". Except for that, the chassis and materials are good.