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> Although I personally care about every point you listed, I don’t think most buyers care about any of them. Buyers don't especially care about performance eit
by Mindwipe 6y ago
> Although I personally care about every point you listed, I don’t think most buyers care about any of them.
Buyers don't especially care about performance either to be honest, unless they care about one of those factors in order to need it.
- spideymans 6y agoConsumers absolutely care that their Apple MacBook Pro has 20 hours of battery life, when the comparable XPS has only 10 hours or whatever.
- jimnotgym 6y agoAnd then sit at a desk all day within reach of a power socket
- rowanG077 6y agoThis. The amount of times I've truly needed more then a couple of hours of battery life are rare. I think most people think they want more battery life when they really don't need it. Just add more cooling to stop those processors from throttling all the time.
- thw0rted 6y agoThe ROI for battery life falls off at a certain point, right? For phones, it's probably about a day -- how often is it a problem to plug in your phone at some point in a 24-hour period? -- and for laptops it's often about a full workday, 8-10 hours. I'm not saying that a 20-hour laptop battery isn't an incredible accomplishment, but I do think that I care a lot less about 20 vs 10 hours than I do about 10 vs 5.