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I just had a tablet for years then got a MacBook, the tablet is now redundant. If you need to type a fair bit, or do work, you definitely need a laptop - if your just browsing social media / the internet, you could get by on either and i would just get the cheapest.
Need a new laptop budget about £500 but could stretch to £600 or do I just try and live off a tablet..
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What's so bad about it?Avoid the surface pro, its the worst computer I've ever used.
What's so bad about it?
I'm looking for something myself as well at the moment. I did want to keep under a grand as also want to buy some network storage. I was looking at that Matebook and it's brilliant for the price really - Chinese though. Also looking at the Asus Vivobook S15.
Tempted however to just chuck another £300-400 in and go Dell XPS 13.
You are a London based property magnet Sir..... therefore the obvious answer is both!
Avoid the surface pro, its the worst computer I've ever used.
What's so bad about it?
I'm looking for something myself as well at the moment. I did want to keep under a grand as also want to buy some network storage. I was looking at that Matebook and it's brilliant for the price really - Chinese though. Also looking at the Asus Vivobook S15.
Tempted however to just chuck another £300-400 in and go Dell XPS 13.
The mouse pad is unusable, it over heats so does the charger, if you click on something it wont register and resizing windows just doesn't work on the first attempt among many other things.What's so bad about it?
I'm looking for something myself as well at the moment. I did want to keep under a grand as also want to buy some network storage. I was looking at that Matebook and it's brilliant for the price really - Chinese though. Also looking at the Asus Vivobook S15.
Tempted however to just chuck another £300-400 in and go Dell XPS 13.
Fair enough aye. Though assume the screen weight is the same for most 2 in 1s?All the weight is in the screen. That makes them incredibly unstable when on anything other than a flat desk. They run a proprietary bios (version of uefi) that goes wrong often, they don't use a standard usb-c port for charging and they are expensive. Just get anything else.
Yep. I've actually got one for work and not really thought too much about it but agree about the mousepad. It is shite. But I use a mouse all the time anyway.The mouse pad is unusable, it over heats so does the charger, if you click on something it wont register and resizing windows just doesn't work on the first attempt among many other things.
Fair enough aye. Though assume the screen weight is the same for most 2 in 1s?
Mine was great. Overheated/throttled under high GPU/CPU combined demand though - attached a little fan to blow across the back which sorted it.Avoid the surface pro, its the worst computer I've ever used.
What will you be using it for? The Ideapads tend to be about the best vfm for the least year or so.Need a new laptop budget about £500 but could stretch to £600 or do I just try and live off a tablet..
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Mine was great. Overheated/throttled under high GPU/CPU combined demand though - attached a little fan to blow across the back which sorted it.
What will you be using it for? The Ideapads tend to be about the best vfm for the least year or so.
Try pressing the mousepad near the top, it doesn't even work.Fair enough aye. Though assume the screen weight is the same for most 2 in 1s?
Yep. I've actually got one for work and not really thought too much about it but agree about the mousepad. It is shite. But I use a mouse all the time anyway.