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i wanted to make a back to school laptop guide but if i say the hp nv14 is sweet

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it'll go from sweet to sold out in about

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30 minutes so instead you guys are getting something even better a start to

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finish laptop buyers guide so you can make your own decision

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also it will include some honorable mentions like the aforementioned nv14 it

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really is pretty sweet so if you want one move fast

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gate the dell xps 15 is the benchmark for Windows laptops it excels in

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performance build quality and battery life the only small problem is that it

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costs over 2 000 us dollars now i think

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dell might have financing options available if you need them but before

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you lock into an agreement like that i should tell you that it is possible to

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find something with more power a longer lasting battery or something much

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lighter for less than half the price the first and most important thing you

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need to decide is how much performance you actually need as well as your budget

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because these two factors will determine what type of laptop you're looking at be

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honest with yourself if you don't really need a top of the line rtx 3080 GPU

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sacrificing some FPS could either save you a ton of money or get you a better

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built machine that's more comfortable to daily drive

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with that said if performance is your top priority you're probably going to

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want a gaming laptop generally speaking they have the best cooling they feature

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the fastest processors and they're cheaper than equally powerful laptops

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that are marketed at professional creators

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if you primarily want a laptop for school or work that has enough grunt to

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game on your brakes you'll be perfectly fine with either a gtx 1650 or an rtx

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3050. here are a couple of budget friendly options any of these should

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serve you very well so i would personally go with whatever's on sale

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and then return it and try again if i end up hating it if you're looking for

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something powerful enough to really crank the details in aaa games at 1080p

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or if you want to drive a high refresh rate panel for smoother animations the

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rtx 3060 mobile delivers nearly a 40 bump in FPS over the 3050 ti and comes

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highly recommended especially in ASUS zephyrus g14 and we've also seen some

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really nice fire sales on last gen 2000 series rtx models

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above that however things start to get a little complicated

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a lot complicated in many cases the model of GPU that you

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choose and that you pay for can have less of an impact on real world

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performance than the cooling and the power delivery of the overall laptop

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there's honestly way too much to cover here so instead we made a playlist that

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you can watch called buying a gaming laptop in 2021 is way more complicated

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than it should be also get subscribed because i'm sure that the shenanigans

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are far from over moving on then if gaming for you means

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playing text twist in your browser or the occasional round of rocket league

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great news integrated or igpus have

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gotten shockingly good so you want to avoid a laptop that has low end

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dedicated graphics like these ones in my opinion they just aren't enough of an

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upgrade over modern integrated gpus to be worth the extra power draw and heat

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output your emulated playstation 2 classics are gonna run fine without them

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as for cpus AMD keeps things pretty simple the bigger the number the more

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faster it goes and i can easily recommend both the ryzen 4000 and 5000

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series processors on mobile they have exceptional efficiency which means great

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performance in compact or lower priced machines that typically end up with

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smaller batteries i would hesitate however to go for ryzen

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3000 the name seems to suggest that these are based on AMD's zen 2 cores but

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they are actually based on an older design that is significantly slower and

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less power efficient as for Intel

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oh if it's got five numbers followed by an

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h like this that means it's a faster model with more cores and if it ends in

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hk like this one it's a super fast boy

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and is generally capable of overclocking if instead it's got four numbers

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followed by g4 or g7 like this

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that means it'll have at most four cores and is intended to be snappy and power

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efficient rather than capable of handling heavy workloads now for most

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people only 4 CPU cores isn't going to be a problem but if you plan on running fluid

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simulations or editing 4k video an h series processor or ideally an 8 core

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from AMD would be the better choice something to note though is that for

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Intel their latest 11th gen processors were a significant upgrade they finally

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switched from 14 nanometer to 10 nanometer so if the latest and greatest

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isn't within your budget you can't assume that last year's model will be

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same same but slightly worse the good

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news however is that in the few years prior to that Intel was basically

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rehashing the same designs so you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference

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between an 8th gen processor and a 10th gen one i'd only go 7th gen and older

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though if the price was very compelling on a used device

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fortunately RAM is simple get 16 gigs if

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you can Windows and chrome are going to make quick work of 8 gigs and if 8 gigs

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of RAM is all that meets your budget make sure you choose a machine that can be upgraded down the line with slots

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that look like these ones even if you're not tech savvy ifixit has excellent

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teardowns that can both help you choose an appropriate model and perform the

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surgery framework by the way gets an honorable mention here for their outstanding

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attention to the upgradability of their machines they even go as far as making

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the integrated ports swappable storage is a similar story to RAM you're

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probably going to want at least 500 gigs for your SSD but if a 256gb one is all

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that you can fit in your budget just make sure that the laptop you're considering can be upgraded down the

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road something you might have realized by now though is that since Intel didn't do a

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whole lot to improve their laptops between 8th and 10th generations it is

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entirely possible that someone might think that their old laptop is slow but

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it actually just needs a little bit more storage or RAM

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neither of them is super expensive these days so trucking 16 gigs of RAM into a

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three-year-old laptop maybe with a battery refresh that can usually be

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found with a quick part number search on ebay could give it a whole new lease on

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life while you're in there by the way make sure to blow out the cooling system

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because overheating is the biggest cause

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of premature laptop failure now to address the elephant in the room

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AMD and Intel aren't the only options for cpus anymore bringing us to the

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apple m1 the macbook air and pro m1s are

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in almost every way the best thin and lights on the market they're extremely

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snappy feel great to use have excellent screens and the battery life is

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unmatched by anything that shows this logo on boot up

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but they aren't perfect the m1 chip has only been out for a year so there are

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some growing pains for instance our mac guy jonathan has to use teams in a

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chrome window since there's no native app yet and there's no way to install

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full x86 Windows as for us the inability to run

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professional programs like solidworks and altium not to mention games makes

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the m1 mac a complete no-go so beautiful

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machine much better keyboard than the old ones just make sure that everything you're

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going to need will run on it and chromebooks are a similar story if

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you're on a budget or you already have access to a powerful desktop 95 of the

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time a chromebook is going to do everything you need it to do but if a

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chromebook is your only computer your professor or your boss could easily

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provide you with some mandatory piece of software that you either can't run or

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are going to have to install in a hacky time-consuming way and at that point

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you'll probably wish that you'd saved up another 100 bucks and got a Windows

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device or spent the same amount and gotten a

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used thinkpad like this one having the fastest laptop around though

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means nothing if the screen sucks how do you appreciate all the new t-shirt

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designs on ltteststore.com but seriously

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the screen is the thing you'll interact with most on your laptop so it really

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makes sense to skimp on it there are three main panel types the tn

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ips type and OLED and only one that you

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should choose tn looks terrible by today's standards and should basically

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be avoided at all times OLED panels look amazing with crisp blacks and vibrant

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colors and incredible saturation but they're normally not super bright which

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kind of matters if you're taking this thing into bright areas like

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outside they struggle with reflections and they're terrible for battery life

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which leaves us with ips and ips type

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panels since lg trademarked ips so other

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brands have to use different names for the same tech once you know the panel

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type is okay the color space is the next key thing this describes how many

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different colors your monitor can produce it can get a bit confusing since there

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are a bunch of different standards but unless you know you need something else

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aim for near 100 coverage of srgb pretty

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basic the vast majority of applications web pages and games are tuned for srgb

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so unless you're doing professional color work going beyond that to adobe

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RGB or a dc ip3 is not a requirement

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more expensive machines may come factory calibrated to account for the slight

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differences from one panel to the next but there are quick and dirty ways to

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calibrate it yourself using test patterns that are good enough if you're

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not doing color critical work something you cannot change after the

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fact is your panel's brightness it's tough to recommend a single brightness

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number since 250 nits might be fine on a matte display while 400 nits might not

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feel like enough on a glossy one but what i can say is that if you're going

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to be in a bright environment more is generally better finally if you

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plan on gaming throw out most of what i just said

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because the single most important thing for you is the refresh rate of your

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panel a high refresh rate display paired with a good CPU and GPU will allow you

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to see much smoother animations on the screen and make your gaming experience

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feel more responsive and immersive we proved outright that going from 60hz to

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144hz results in a real world competitive advantage and while 240

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hertz and above definitely starts to succumb to the law of dimensioning

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returns it's safe to say that more is

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more better at least for competitive gamers if sightseeing games are more

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your thing though looking at you with your three players a 1440p 120 or 144

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hertz ips type is the perfect sweet spot

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chef's kiss speaking of which you might have noticed

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that i've hardly touched on resolution that's because despite it being one of

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the big highlights on a typical manufacturer's web page for the most

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part it doesn't really matter unless the laptop is extremely cheap or small

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it will have at least 1080p resolution and since laptops are pretty small in

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general 1080p is enough for the image to look pretty darn good in our opinion

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pushing to a 4k display is basically just a waste of battery life unless the

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1080p option is a really bad panel a far

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more important aspect of the display is the ratio of horizontal to vertical

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pixels for professionals in particular a 16 by 10 or 3x2 display gives you more

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vertical space to work with for scrolling long documents or editing

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complex video timelines some laptops with great screens are the surface

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they're good oh and yeah we like touch screens you

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might not so hey it's up to you unless you buy a mac then it's up to

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apple a really important part of a laptop that you can't evaluate from the spec sheet

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alone is the keyboard and trackpad given these are the bits that you'll

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physically be touching every time you use it you'll want them to be really

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good the easiest way to figure out if a keyboard and trackpad are good is to

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watch some reviews find a host who has some overlapping experience with yours

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see if you like the same kind of things then find out their most recent opinion

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on whatever machine you're considering we've got heaps of unboxings over on

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ShortCircuit like this one right here and i think this one too so if you're

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lucky we've already taken a look at what you want and if you're not so lucky well

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i guess it's time to head over to a local big box store like best buy or

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somewhere and just try some out first thing to do is make sure hands

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physically fit if they're falling off the edge kind of like this you need a

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bigger laptop the typefast consistency is the key the

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more confidence your fingers have the better

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so kind of just press around the keyboard if the whole thing flexes a bit

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that can be fine but uneven squishiness can throw off your typing feel around

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the j and k keys specifically this tends to be a soft spot on some laptops if the

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deck flex is good then you can evaluate the keys themselves press around the

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corners to check the stability if the corner

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kind of dips below the chassis before it actuates

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don't buy it finally give the keys a press to see how

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consistent the force required to push them is if some of them take more effort

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than others keep looking unless you're a hunt and peck typist for you you

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probably wouldn't notice the difference but if you want to improve your typing

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in the future maybe you know invest in something that's good our keyboard

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standouts are the ASUS zephyrus lineup basically any alienware laptop but

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especially this one with the cherry switches any

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surface device dell's xps 15 and pretty much anything from hp's envy or spectre

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lineups while you're tooling around with the keyboard it's a good time to

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evaluate the palm rejection of the trackpad if the mouse accidentally

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clicks or moves around while you're typing real bad if none of those things

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happened try to use the keyboard and then slowly move to touching the

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trackpad what you're looking for is to see if the trackpad doesn't immediately

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start working oems will do this to make sure that your palms don't actually

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trigger it but if it's too aggressive it can make the trackpad feel unresponsive

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after that check if the trackpad uses Windows precision drivers if it doesn't

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just don't get the laptop in 2021 no one

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needs snapdick's drunken drivers from there i personally don't like trackpads

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with high latency but depending on what panel you have and your personal

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sensitivity to it you might not notice the difference so it kind of just comes

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down to trying as many as possible in person and hopefully you can figure out

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what you like our standout trackpad champs are of course the macbooks xps 15

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once again and the zephyrus g15 and m16

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the last big ones that we haven't mentioned are weight and battery weight

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is pretty simple since it's just a function of performance and how much you

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want to spend this one's real light made of magnesium

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not cheap but the battery's a lot more complex i

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wish i could just say something like get an 85 watt hour battery and you'll be

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good but like these two both have 55 watt hour

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batteries this one's four hours this one

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doesn't really work like that because depending on the CPU GPU display and

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even the tuning of all those things the battery life is just

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willy-nilly and will vary wildly your only real choice is to find a reviewer

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who has tested the config you like or something close to it in an industry

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standard test like the pcmark battery life test anything over about six and a

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they've got purple alphas and modifiers representing the reign of thanos while

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bright blue legends and several heroic novelties add welcome contrast they're

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sculpted and drop signature mt3 profile which means the keys are scooped and

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they feature double shot abs construction and the whole set includes

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160 keycaps including a full numpad and

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extra modifiers for different layouts so why wait turn your battle station into a

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description if you still want to know more check out our playlist buying game

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laptops and 2021 is way more complicated than it should be it's

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decision to buy like a gaming laptop

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