Great review. Love your conclusion. The version in Canada has backlit and UHD . It is super crazy expensive 2.3K but I need the numpad. I thinking of buying because of the I/O and the touch screen. I have currently the Dell 5540 and the sounds sucks and it has no touchscreen.

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Agree'd.

You bet!

@@ComputerStuff just bought a Dell Inspiron because of this video, they should pay you a commission

I wish! lol Enjoy the computer! @@qutaiba3511

Real P16G2 laptop is the most powerful laptop in the world. It has best components money can buy, and it does not resemble laptop reviewed in this video - everything is different. Its most important component is it vapor chamber cooling system (a.k.a. heat pipe). This is the main reason I bought the ThinkPad P16G2 rather than Dell Mobile Precision 7680 or HP Zbook Fury 16 G10 - these laptops overheat and throttle. Other components of my new laptop: Intel Core i9-13950HX vPro CPU, 192GB RAM, 2x4TB SSD, NVIDIA RTX 5000 Ada GPU. I tested my new laptop with professional testing software called 3DMark. I ran test called Time Spy. The CPU throttled for about 10s in a test which lasted about 380s - good enough. 3DMark Time Spy score = 16500, GPU score = 17387, CPU score = 12800. I have three complaints about this laptop: its motherboard failed, its battery was not charging due to obsolete BIOS, and letters on its keyboard are almost invisible. The letters are thin and white. The keys have similar color - gray. (Warranty fixed first two problems.)

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Great question. AMD will save you a bit of money, but Intel is a little bit faster. If you want "fastest and best" go with Intel. But if you want to save about 100 or so - go with the AMD.

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Amd is more efficient, just check geekbench benchmark scores of both models and make a decision.

@@ShinigamiDa I know amd does well on benchmarks, my concerns are more to do with other real world stuff like wifi connectivity (I see some complaints about the Qualcomm component having disconnects and being inferior to Intel), and any other potential conflicts with software. I primarily use tableau, powerbi and teradata.

I'm also planning to buy AMD varient and running linux on it but having same concerns. AMD surely has better thermal and power management than Intel.

Thank you! And agree'd.

The new Dells, most new laptops really, are migrating to metal on metal hinges so luckily the split hinge issue is becoming less of a problem.

I'd go Latitude.

They do, yes. Most manufacturers do.

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Sorry to hear you got his with the throttling issue :(

Mobo replaced, at least docking stations work again. Dock firmware update app showed "DP hub" update error. DP = Display Port most likely. Throttling is another story.

Good point.

You can upgrade the screen for like $50

Inspiron 16 just added a numpad back!

It's probably going to be more premium. Yoga's are good machines.

It is an option, yes.

What are your doubts about it?

I read that dell has thermal throttle is high and the price , the dealer told me that was 1000$ and now is on sale for 750 I doubt about the condition of this laptop

I'd worry more about the condition than anything else. Dells can have thermal issues but overall I think they're good machines. Maybe try to find another option. @@mohamadelassaad2087

I feel like it wouldn't be a "feat" of engineering for Lenovo or Dell to put some rockin' speakers in their laptops but its so at the bottom of their priority list.

Sorry I don't recall what battery size our had, but if I had to guess it was the default smaller one.

I'll see if I can get my hands on one.

Hah! Sorry to hear!

Well, it does have a backlit keyboard, but you gotta make sure you get a model with the backlit keyboard.

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It's a little beefier but I do like it more, yes.