Definitely don’t. Mine had the battery connector randomly disconnecting. After taking it off once the 2 screws on the small cover will not screw back in, they’re not stripped or anything just too small. Now probably won’t get warranty :) 4K au in the bin unless someone local can fix

​@@Tacsacktap Sorry to hear that. Sounds like an easy fix though.

How's the performance. GPU and others?

I cannot imagine why they decided that the one and only upgradable component had to be inaccessible until you took apart every single connection on the entire device... the actual position of the SSD is so close to the little hatch on the back that has to be opened anyway before you can access anything...

I thought they only had it in 1 tb? Did you upgrade to 2 tb? . Also did the 4 tb upgrade work?

You make it sound like all laptops should be freely upgradable with no drawbacks, no matter the engineering challenge or loss on potential profits. It’s like consoles. You get what you get until the new gen comes out.

@@willhutton1516 You make it sound like giving people the freedom of choice to upgrade their product or repair it without having to buy a whole different device is some kind of rocket science when there are thinner laptops with upgradable memory. Meat riding these companies like they give a fk about you... Moron.

At least they do not offer an 8gb option

There is actually a semi-valid argument for soldered ram in high-end machines now, since the highest speed memory is starting to be limited by the physical length of the traces on the motherboard, instead of it just being a scam by apple. But then you see manufacturers trying to sell you a machine with 4GB soldered into it... Makes me thankful for Framework at least.

Its a AI voice as far I know because I heard same voice in different channels

Yup. Unupgradable irreparable cheap trash with ridiculous markups to make sure you can't fix or upgrade it to maximize profit margins. That's the direction the industry is going unfortunately.

​@@caydenpo1001Spoken like someone who can't afford one.

@@Indy69vette and what if I couldn’t? I can afford your mother tho…

@@Indy69vette I can afford your m0m tho...

@@caydenpo1001 See if your mommy will let you out of your basement, I'll show you where mine is buried. Then, back to your crayons.

There are two versions of the UX8406, the 32GB RAM version in this video (UX8406MA-PS99T) and the 16GB version (UX8406MA-DS76T). Good reference video. Useful if I ever decide to upgrade the SSD to 2TB which ironically is available in other markets but not in the US market.