I've recently started using a fanless laptop as my primary day to day device, and 100% agreed I'm never going back. I'll give up a LOT of performance for silen

I've recently started using a fanless laptop as my primary day to day device, and 100% agreed I'm never going back. I'll give up a LOT of performance for silent and long battery life, because I find waiting a second occasionally much less annoying than a fan blasting randomly, or my legs baking. SSDs have largely resolved the perceived UX latency issues that used to occur, CPUs and GPUs now are far more powerful than needed for everything but specialized stuff (compiling, encoding, stuff that intentionally maxes out the machine. Regular applications do not do this, on purpose, but they do regularly bog down on I/O). Though the screen on this thing is awful.