I have a new latop in front of me. Unfortunately, I do not know my way around this topic, so I ask if someone can help me. Which laptop do you think is recommended (from storage space, overheating, battery, etc.)? I don't want to buy anything bad.
I'm now in no way an expert in the field and can only give my personal opinion / opinion, that in advance ^^
In general, it always depends on what exactly you want to do with the laptop - do you write a lot of homework on it, so you need a good keyboard in particular? Do you want to use the notebook for drawing, which could be greatly facilitated by a touchscreen display? How important is mobility to you (with the lowest possible weight)? And are you active in the gaming sector, which you. For example Would require a particularly powerful processor? All of these are questions that you would have to answer to find the laptop that really suits you best.
I personally would like to recommend one from Apple, because I simply find the best in terms of convenience, design and performance level. If you are not interested in products from this brand, I could recommend Asus to you - a year and a half ago I bought a ZenBook Flip S to a) write my seminar paper on it and b) draw on it. What I particularly like about this notebook is
its size and weight (very handy and extremely thin and light, I mean just over 1 kg!)
the backlit keyboard (just looks chic and makes typing in the dark more comfortable.)
the design itself (I find it very beautiful and elegant)
the two USB-C plugs (various uses)
the tablet mode - as the "flip" in the name suggests, you can fold the keyboard behind the display and then use the laptop (which has a touchscreen) as a tablet. I mainly use this for drawing and also handwritten writing!
Because of these advantages, I highly recommend the laptop! But you have to consider that there are a few negative aspects:
The battery is not the strongest, I have the feeling. Without charging (maybe in battery-saving mode) I can run for four hours.
You can't replace the battery either - if it breaks, you have a little problem in terms of cost.
The keyboard is fine for shorter work and the creation of not too long texts - but I wouldn't write several books on it, there are better things.
After a short time you can hear the ventilation very loud! I personally don't mind that because I'm very insensitive to noise, but it could be annoying for some people.
As I said, you have to consider where your priorities are!
