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I bought a Lenovo x13s because I wanted a lightweight laptop for travel when I didn’t need much horsepower. This thing far exceeds my expectations. I tought i
by fortran77 3y ago
I bought a Lenovo x13s because I wanted a lightweight laptop for travel when I didn’t need much horsepower.
This thing far exceeds my expectations. I tought it would only be a "light travel" laptop, but I use it almost all the time. I'm using it right now.
It does not feel slow, almost everything just works (the exception is things that have device drivers that aren’t shipped with Windows 11) and I really can get 20 hours of battery. I used to be an Intel fanboy—never even had an AMD machine—-but I don’t think I’ll ever get an Intel laptop again.
- thangngoc89 3y agoFor other readers, Lenovo x13s has Snapdragon chip inside. How is the software compatibility?
- fortran77 3y agoEverything works except for some oddball ham-radio software that has drivers and--weirdly enough--Acronis True Image. I switched to Uranium backup for image backup. Windows 11, web browsing, remote desktop work fine, and I even do some coding in Visual Studio C#/C# on it.
- kcb 3y agoI recently picked up a nice spec refurb on eBay with 32GB RAM for <$500. Also, really liking it and have been using it as my primary laptop for a few weeks. Fanless really makes a laptop more usable. Can have it on bed without worrying about clogging up the intake. I've also used it to play World of Warcraft on the go again with no annoying fan noise. WoW actually has a native arm64 support on Windows, so that works very well.
- simbolit 3y agoI have heard bad things about the keyboard, compared to legacy Thinkpads. How is your experience?