The Alienware m17 R5 (AMD Advantage) is overkill for most classwork, but if you are looking for a laptop that can also make the most of your downtime then this is a strong contender.Īt 5.6 pounds you probably won't want to lug this around campus all day, but the performance may win you over with the AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX and Radeon RX 6850M XT GPU delivering big numbers, enough to give their Intel and Nvidia-powered competitors a run for their money more often than not. See our Lenovo ThinkPad X12 Detachable review If you prefer something less business-focused, consider the excellent Microsoft Surface Pro 8. If you need good speakers or a USB Type-A port, then you might go with the Surface Pro 7, otherwise, we prefer the X12 Detachable. Better yet, the X12 Detachable comes bundled with the keyboard and pen, although you'll need to spend a pretty penny on this business-focused detachable. Why is it better than the Surface Pro 7 and Pro 7+? Because the ThinkPad X12 Detachable lasts longer on a charge, enduring for more than 11 hours, and it weighs slightly less than its magnesium alloy competitor. You even get military-grade durability from its rigid chassis. The 12.3-inch display is almost identical to the one on the Surface and, like the Pro 7, the detachable keyboard is fantastic.
It has the same detachable form factor and uses a kickstand that can rotate to about the same 160-degree angle. The Lenovo ThinkPad X12 Detachable is, in short, a better version of the Surface Pro 7. See our full 14-inch MacBook Pro (M2 Pro, 2023) review It would have been nice if Apple would have offered a lower-end option, maybe one with last year’s M2 chip, but for everything the MacBook Pro 14 is bringing, it’s a worthwhile investment. What's the catch? As per usual with Apple it's the price tag, the $1,999 starting price is a lot to swallow and if you need more storage, RAM, or want that M2 Max chip instead of the Pro it escalates quickly. And the M2 Pro chip brings even more power, while serving up over 14 hours of battery life with a formidable quick charge, a show-stopping display, a super comfortable keyboard and an excellent audio system. The notebook’s design is lightweight and sleek with plenty of room for a full HDMI and an SDXC card reader. For the average student this is massive overkill, but if you need this kind of performance and either prefer or require macOS software, it's hard to beat. The MacBook Pro 14 M2 Pro continues what Apple started with its massive redesign in 2021 and it remains an outstanding laptop.
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