Good laptop for home?

I'm looking for a good laptop for home.

Should be suitable for daily use or also for work in Word Excel, etc.

Price doesn't matter

How about a MacBook if the price doesn't matter?

Price doesn't matter?

Then choose something between 600 euro and 800 euro.

You can then make a mistake only with difficulty.

https://www.notebooksbilliger.de/...0ng+668584
https://www.notebooksbilliger.de/...yge+664553

Take a look here: https://www.notebooksbilliger.de/...66r+669858

This would be well suited for your purposes. Windows 10 is included.

I recommend the i9 / 32 GB RAM / 8 TB SSD model for around 5,000 euro

Great thank you!

I have now found this:

https://m.notebooksbilliger.de/huawei+matebook+x+w19d+677846

Is this good?

Great thank you!

Found the following:

https://m.notebooksbilliger.de/huawei+matebook+x+w19d+677846

Is this good?

I guess so. The question is: what do I need more than 200hp for when 100hp is enough?

Is a little very expensive for your needs.

Lenovo V15 ada

He writes extra: Price doesn't matter

Hmm, hard to say, the requirements you make are ridiculously low, you don't have an asking price and you don't write what matters to you…

I can name three SoCs, all of which are very efficient and have an outstanding IGP. You can then search for that on the corresponding pages (e.g. Geizhals.eu).

Intel's 11th gen (i.e. Core iy 11xx), AMD's ULV Renoir (i.e. Ryzen y 4xxxU) and Apple's M1 (the cheapest in the new MB Air).

Thank you for your answer!

Found a device that I would like to buy. Should serve as an all-rounder.

The device was the following:

https://m.notebooksbilliger.de/huawei+matebook+x+w19d+677846

Unfortunately, I hardly know my way around the area. Is this a good notebook?

That would go too. I would prefer AMD processors these days because they are currently better value for money than Intel processors.

Another laptop that I can recommend is this: https://www.notebooksbilliger.de/...26l+651878 This is also cheaper than the Huawei and it also has a 1TB SSD. You get more for your money. Windows 10 is also included.

As you can see from the description, this is a 10th core i CPU i5 10210U.

i5 is the performance class (3, 5, 7, 9), generation 210 is the exact identifier of the CPU and you stands for ultra low voltage, i.e. A CPU with the lowest possible consumption.

With AMD it is similar, the performance class (Ryzen or r 3, 5, 7, 9) and then the generation, then the exact identifier and you for ultra low voltage or H for high performance, e.g. Ryzen 7 4800U.

As I said in this price range, I would get an 11th gen or Ryzen Renoir (4000 series) or a MacBook Air m1.