Yeah, I have also heard this about the MacBook Air, hence why I was looking at the pro, but for the price might be a bit overkill for what I will use it for? I've had a look. All of the 11 and 12 inch screen laptops at Currys will be terrible for FM and I can't in good conscience recommend any of them.

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I've never actually bought a refurbished laptop before hence slightly wary of buying one vs a new. But you'd recommend buying from laptops direct? https://www.lenovo.com/au/en/p/laptops/thinkpad/thinkpade/ThinkPad-E15-Gen-4-(15-inch-Intel)/21E60067AU I’m also disappointed by the keyboard, which is loud and feels harsh compared to those found on other laptops. That said, if you’re impressed by the battery life and eye-catching design, this is still a great value laptop worth considering. You should buy the Asus VivoBook S14 if… The Asus VivoBook S14 was unveiled at CES in January 2020, but we had to wait until April for it to go on sale.https://www.currys.co.uk/products/hp-14sdq2514sa-14-laptop-intel-core-i7-512-gb-ssd-silver-10222235.html https://www.lenovo.com/au/en/p/laptops/legion-laptops/legion-5-series/legion-5i-gen-7-(15-inch-intel)/82rb00gjau

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Laptop Charger for ASUS VivoBook 14 15 E410M E203M E210M E510 E510MA X540S X540L X541U X553M X556U X556UA, for ASUS Notebook Zenbook UX303U UX305F UX305C UX310U UX430U Charging Adapter 19V 2.37A Laptops ASUS X540S X540SA X540 X540L X540LA X540M X540N X540NA X540Y X541 X541U X553 X553S X553M X556 X566U X453 X453M X456 X200C TP300 TP300L E203N E406M UX305Laptops ASUS X540S X540SA X540 This is the one I'd go for: https://www.lenovo.com/au/en/p/laptops/legion-laptops/legion-5-series/legion-5i-gen-7-(15-inch-intel)/82rb00gjau?orgRef=https%3A%2F%2Fcommunity.sigames.com%2F Laptop Charger for ASUS VivoBook 14 15 S14 S15 E203M E210M E406M E410M E510 E510MA X540S X541U X553M X556U X512D L410M TP300L Zenbook UX303U UX305F UX305C UX310U UX410U UX430U Power Supply Adapter I'm Australia based so needs to be something that can either be bought in Australia or that I can get shipped here and works with the power and all that.The VivoBook comes with a 50Wh battery, although Asus doesn’t give an estimate of how long it’s expected to last. Compatible with ASUS F510UA F510U F510 F553 F553M F553MA F556 F556U F556UA F402BA F402B F402 302LA Q302U Q302UA Q303 Q303U Q326FA Q326F Q553 Q553U Q553UB Q405UA Q405U 510UQ X510UA X512 X512D X512DA X512J X512JA X512F X512FA X512FJ X512FL X512JP X512JF X512DK X512FA-BI7B X512JA X515 X515J X515JA X515EA X540 X540S X540L X540SA X540LA X540NA X540N X541NA-PD1003Y X541SA-PD0703X X541UA-DH51 X541 X541UA X541UV X541UJ X541U X541S X541SC X541SA X541NA X541N X541NA-PD X542UR X542U X542 X553 X553M X553MA X553S X553SA X556 X556U X556UR X556UA X556UB X556UJ X556UF X405UQ X405U X405 X453MA X453M X453SA X453S X453 X456UV X456U X456 HP 15s-fq2045na Laptop - Intel® Pentium® Gold with Microsoft 365 Personal 1 year subscription included - HP Store UK

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The screen-to-body ratio is calculated based on the visible body area of the display when the laptop is opened to 90 ° and the active display area. Not surprisingly, the Asus has no numberpad, a single-height Return key, some extra buttons on the right and smaller function and cursor keys – entirely ordinary stuff for such a petite machine. Would this for example be good enough, and would it be a lot better than my current one? Or just a little better? https://www.currys.co.uk/products/gigabyte-g5-kd-15.6-gaming-laptop-intel-core-i5-rtx-3060-512-gb-ssd-10239821.html

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The VivoBook’s benchmark results are on a par with the Intel-based Acer Swift 5, and its single-threaded result beats the Lenovo’s AMD chip – but the Yoga was significantly faster in PCMark 10 and Geekbench’s multi-core test, proving it’s better for demanding workloads. Deal: SGIN Laptop 15.6 Inch 12GB RAM 512GB SSD, Laptop Windows 11 Intel Celeron N5095 Processor(Up to 2.9GHz), FHD 1920x1080 Notebook with 2xUSB 3.0, WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2, 512GB TF Card Expansion (Gray) https://amzn.eu/d/a9dhUJB I read the opening post several times but I still don't fully understand it. I'm not a total novice with computers but I'm far from a pro either. Can somebody who is answer me some questions please. The Asus VivoBook is a solid laptop, and if you can look beyond a handful of compromises it could be a great everyday device for many years to come. If it's just sitting on the desk or around the house plugged in - then the H processors are much better and don't throttle.

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One area that can’t be swapped out so seamlessly is the keyboard, so it’s good news that my experience of typing on the VivoBook has been excellent. Of course, this can’t quite match the experience of a dedicated mechanical keyboard but offers a good level of travel and each key feels nice to the touch. https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/c/technology/macbooks-laptops?cm_sp=all:menu:technology:::laptopsThis 14" model will do a fine job though: https://www.currys.co.uk/products/lenovo-ideapad-3i-14-laptop-intel-core-i3-128-gb-ssd-blue-10224414.html For a freebie, I'd probably be inclined to go for the Macbook Pro. My understanding is that the M1 Pro will handle 3D graphics at the higher presets, where as the ones with Iris XE graphics may need to turn it down a notch or two.