@@ronin2885 see it's up to you. I purchased it because it's perfectly slim small size with QHD display(it's awesome better than Mac but glossy) also 4 speakers( amazing sound on high performance mode ) but you have to compromise with graphics(iris xe). Battery is fine(as it's 360° pen and touch). But if battery is your main priority then go for Mac. No laptop can beat Mac in terms of battery( but you have to compromise in slimness/display/weight/no touchscreen). That's all my friend you are the ultimate user, so decide wisely.

What is the price bro?

@@sivajisiyyari9041 113000

I saw a lot of bad reviews about the battery life. Are you still getting this good battery life?

@@ameya7035 depends on ur usage, if your fan is running in case of heavy work like antivirus/big data processing etc, your battery life will decrease.

Really just 5 hours? How were you using your laptop? This is a dealbreaker...

I am concerned too. What do you do if it is only 5h ? I intend to takes notes on it and browsing web for university.

If it was AMD the battery life will double easily, shame it isn't

@@yellowflash511 yeah right amd fan 😂

@@freedomgegelaplace3638 i own the one without oled. Using i7 11th gen. It can last more if not much power used. Do note its not for gaming. Just efficient laptop

I am buying this from the USA. Available for a good price there.

@@charuduttmalhara5757 i did the same. i got it for 549 usd. how has your experience been? have you had any issues with servicing?

​@@charuduttmalhara5757how is the warranty is it international can I buy this

Buy it

Just try to keep between 20-85% This way lasts for longer run

@@prince_kamal thanks man

Good question. I am going to autohide Thank a lot mate 👍🏻

Please let me know if you were able to get the answer, as I have the same question

Dell Xps 13

What's the difference between the two?

How long does the battery last on yours? I'm looking at model number 83BS0001US, which should be the 16 inch Ryzen 7 model. Can you play games on it? Even old games, like Skyrim?

@@Marcus-zx8su i use mine to code and gaming for a bit, on normal occasion, it can last up to 12hrs - one day when only used for taking notes, light browsing, and opening pdf or ppt. but when using it for coding, while browsing with 5-10+ tabs open, while opening video etc, it can last up to 8 hrs, but usually when i use it, i use it to the maximum (opening 10 chrome tabs at the same time, while watching 2-3 vids on yt, and doing data analytics in C++ and phyton) it can last 6-8 hrs non stop. i dont usually games on battery so i dont know abt that, but if i had to guess, it probably last up to 4 hrs on medium gaming.

​@@Marcus-zx8su i have the ryzen 7 6800u 14" variants, it can run elden ring 60+ fps on medium settings while on high performance mode (while charging also). i think it can run skyrim pretty smoothly.

Ive been using the Digital Pen 2, works great but can't be paired to windows so customization is limited

You will find Yoga 7i 13th Gen with 1080p resolution and not 2.8k resolution with OLED panel.

Here in Norway you can choose if you want to build this laptop with fingerprint scanner, but the one that are made comes without.

Ranjeet does not reply it seems

@@bablubaban008 Seems like that. But investigate Lenovo's webpage in your country and if you can build your own PC. If that's the case, then you can add a fingerprint scanner. :)

@@zirak93-2 there is no option of adding fingerprint scanner.

@@zirak93-2 there is no option of adding fingerprint scanner.

Wrong channel bro, you'll get more valuable info on other laptop specific channels

It's excellent!

@@francisroan are you using this laptop?

Bro if you are user of HP envy 13.3 what is your review would you like to suggest it?

@@PavanKumar-lk5gm Not bro i m getting 3hrs of continoues usage

I'm waiting an answer too because I'm too confused

I have the same doubt

Go for lenovo. Performance has been compromised in samsung due to light weight chasis. Heat management is not up to the mark in it. Also speaker quality is much better in lenovo

@@manavsah8629 thanks for replying man. Yes I agree with you. Only thing which is attracting me towards samsung over yoga is portability and esthetics and a bit more trust on Samsung.

I still have a week to decide, i ll try asking users of each device about their experiences on both.

​@@prince_kamal Maybe go to some offline store and just check them out (book 2 pro will surely be available for display offline not sure of 7i)

@@adarshshastri8337 sure, definately

asus zenbook 14flip oled with ryzen 7 5800H

Lol, same dilemma

OLED isn't even there i guess

What is the writing/drawing experience like? Thank you

Haha same... Samsung, Acer, Dell & even Asus is out of consideration due to after sales service issues. That leaves HP, Lenovo & Apple as prospective candidates.. Yet to find one with optimum specs personally (OLED display, 16 GB DDR5 RAM, 512 GB M.2 SSD, latest gen Intel/AMD chipset, WiFi 6E & BT 5.2) - the ones that I've found are unreasonably priced around ₹1.5L. Waiting to see if prices come down from discounts else am tempted to buy the MacBook Air if I eventually have to spend that much 😅

In a similar dilemna.. as a stock trader, i am done with my mac. I have the same requirements as you do and with just HP & Lenovo to choose from. May i know if u bought any laptop by now?

@@sk-oo3er Not yet 😅 Have zeroed down on couple of Lenovo laptops - Yoga 7i & Yoga Slim 7i Pro X; I didn't find much options in HP for 14 inch which is non-negotiable for me... Only problem is that the readily available configuration of those 2 options isn't ideal for me so have to opt for customisation which has a 1-2 month waiting period... For your use case, I feel you should consider the ThinkPad series (T14s, P14s) or if your budget allows then go for higher end ones like X1 Carbon etc. Alternatively, if you aren't fussy abt screen size & are ok with 13.5' screen then go for HP Spectre (expensive but worth it because of the quality & specs offered compared to other cheaper HP variants)

@@ni007ck4 Hey there, thank you for the suggestions. I was looking into those up until i accidentally dunked my mobile in Sambar a few days back and now have to shell out some for a new phone. So i am thinking OLED is out for me; need the specs but can do without the OLED to stay within INR 70k.

At this point i do feel that only Asus is offering better value than HP and Lenovo. 1.5 years ago after a ton of research i went with an Asus gaming laptop, and its great.. Everything was feeling either overpriced, or underspeced

It's not about being windows fan lol. 😂 Sometimes what you need to run is only works on windows or works well on windows. There are tons of professional advanced development and research related softwares which still only works on windows. I have used mac for quite while and to be honest except battery life I'm not that impressed with the overall system. If you're someone whose battery life is the highest priority definitely get a Mac its built quality is top notch and you get fantastic battery life. But if you are someone who is even a casual gamer who games one in whole even light gaming sucks on a mac for now. 😭There is just workarounds nothing works flawlessly. At least for now. For light usage of browsing internet etc mac is good choice for ~1 lakh budget

Unless you are iOS fan, this comment is crap.

@@prince_kamal rofl macs run IOS now?

there is no i7 12th gen zenbook under 1 lakh.i7 12th gen zenbook with touchscreen cost around 1.3 lakhs

Does it have fingerprint scanner?

@@bablubaban008 tell me too

@@Gravity_01 no but gave IR camera

@@joy805 I have amd ryzen 9 in PC..the problem with AMD is their power consumption when they're ideal (not on load but idle)...rizen 9 idle wattage is 50W and while core i9 is 18W in PC..In PC it's fine but In laptop battery life is important and rizen might consome more batery also rizen due to boosting feature generate more heat than intel...I used both in PC only

@@sandeepmeelu123 Hi, since you've had a Yoga laptop & also looked at the current Lenovo lineup - could you pls suggest if buying a Yoga or even ThinkPad/ThinkBook for the foll. specs would be worth it ? Specs - OLED display (preferably 15.6' size) Latest gen Intel/AMD chipset 16 GB DDR5 RAM 512 GB M.2 Gen4 SSD WiFi 6E & BT 5.2 Also, do Intel 12th Gen or AMD Ryzen 6000 series have better battery life ?

Yeah but some people aren't comfortable switching OS

I don't get it. If you're spending 1L you want it to run heavy tasks which the macbook air cannot. Plus it can't run games. You can easily get good 3060 laptops around 1L which will do all of this and if it's a Ryzen laptop the battery life will be good as well so you can do normal tasks on it as well. If you're buying it for doing basic tasks what's the point of spending 1L? Those can easily be done on a 20k tablet. If you're a apple fanboi you can get a ipad as well for like 30k and it will do everything that air does. Makes zero sense

@@yellowflash511 ok.

@@yellowflash511 I had similar thoughts on this but MacBook Air esp. M2 chip variant does seem to handle graphic intensive software such as photo editing, video rendering better or atleast on par with Intel, AMD chips. Checkout the comparison v/s a Zenbook AMD laptop & Lenovo ThinkPad with an Intel chip by one of the reviewers on YT...

@@ni007ck4 that's the thing, even M1 CAN on paper do heavy tasks but because the Air doesn't have any cooling it gets to 105 degrees and throttles HARD. So you wanna get the pro for such tasks and at that point it's WAY more expensive and you can get 3080 laptops at that price point which again, make the macbook pointless Edit: They're only a good buy for fanboys tbh, if you're not one you will find a better purchase thx to apple's pricing lmao

And here comes the amd fan boi

12th gen Intel is pretty good too!

@@sarthaktiwari8515 here comes the blind judger. Eventhough intel has e-cores it still has worse battery life than even 6800h(hs) model. So, he is right by asking for amd variant cause it will give better battery life + less heating since gaming is not the main criteria for this 2in1 type.

Intel has not been pro consumers they cater to stock holders and they want to profit as much as possible. However AMD since the ryzen series have been able to pull up Intel's collars and get them to give us value for money processors. But I need to say that Intel's pockets are too deep and they have been able to innovate so much that AMD since their 4th gen processors(5xxx) had to start playing catch-up again since 12th gen processors from Intel. In US it might be a tie between price to performance between AMD and Intel but here unfortunately AMD is always like 5k more expensive than an Intel processor of similar capabilities to AMD's. I am thankful to AMD for giving competitive processors! But they need to bring more development centers and assembly centers to India. They would not only reduce the costs in India but also provide more employment to Indians.

Intel was behind and but 12th gen chips have changed the game

I think this laptop justify it's price. You are not considering touchscreen, convertible, 2.8k 90hz display before commenting. And what laptop come with 4 speakers man?

HP 15s best laptop under 50k with 15 inch screen but it you want ips display laptop with 14 inch then you can look into hp 14s

Check for asus oled range they are little more than 50k but very good. Otherwise normal HP laptops are good as well.

@@d.kulothunganak4815 Haan 14s ka 1038u aisa kuch model hai 40k ke around. Mast laga mujhe bhi. Thnx bro

@@rapiddu6482 thnx bro. 50 ke upar nahin ja sakta.

@@Nachiketa_Yamraj hp 14s 1092 model it comes with ryzen 5000u which is quite powerful under 50k. In Amazon you will get that for 47 or 48k

I guess you are asking everyone. Personally I prefer 14" because I don't need so much of work space since I don't multitask on a laptop a lot but I use it to code a lot. If you want to install Linux with window tiling manager with so many windows open in a single screen then better to go for bigger size screen, but if that was the case I would go buy myself a 32 inch/48 inch tv/monitor. If coding is a priority then make sure to get a laptop that has good keyboard, it becomes far too important since you would type a lot. Edit: but realistically even if you are thinking like a 17" laptop how much difference is it going to make in terms of useable screen real estate wouldn't you be better off getting a big monitor/tv with memc connection instead of a laptop in that case?

If portability, single window office apps, small 'n light weight is your priority, 14" is okay... If you consume media, gaming, multitasking, editing, go for 15.6". I'd also suggest to visit any laptop store and see the size difference for yourself, so you can make a decision based on your personal use case :))

If getting modern thun bezels laptop then try to get 15.6 if possible they are also very small these days. But don't make 14inces a deal breaker if a better laptop with better display is available in 14 inch then get that.

I like 15.6 inches personally cause of the bigger screen I can be much more productive and they aren't really that big it's easy to handle that size.

Any size is good, but laptop specifications are the most important. i used 14 inch(HD) from 2011 to 2016 and watched movies and played games and screen size did not seem small to me, then I shifted to 15.6 inch(FHD) and in the start screen size seemed big because I was used to 14 inch but now its normal, If I shift back to 14 inch for some reason(maybe to get 4k display) then it will take 1-2 months to adjust. So basically what I'm trying to say is it does not matter much.

Use asus, you won't be disappointed

@@harshsonu100 sure.. any specific model could you please suggest at this price?

Pavillion plus 14

I have good experience with Asus, and you might also have a look at Xiaomi

@@animesh2217 thanks!

If office work and browsing is all you do, go Linux... you can change how everything looks as fast as you change your clothes

😂 Bhai mujhe laga bahut cheap hai Yeh toh 94k Mein. Yeh model toh jo yahan pe hai vo hai 1.14L ka

ultrabooks are expensive buddy and it has 2.8k display..

@@akg9549 at 1 lakh you get a 3060 in the US

True... very limited options value-for-money wise... The ones with decent specs from HP, Lenovo, Dell are incredibly expensive compared to US prices 😭

How's the battery life ?

the only worth it laptops from lenovo is probably thinkpad lineup, but they can be a bit too expensive tbh

@@drishalballaney6590 that too only because of ThinkPad keyboards.

@@Ivy_Inquisitor hm tbf their quality control and firmware is absolutely crap, i have the t14 AMD, and it has a lot of problems

@@drishalballaney6590 QA in terms of consistency in keyboards and material consistency might be true but the construction is rigid and I found them to be really tough, I have even seen in action how tough they were when my friend who was travelling in a bike dropped the laptop and there was no damage to the screen, regarding inconsistency I have seen some keyboards being mushy to type and others rigid in typing experience, regarding firmware well I have had no complaints there since the problem I find with most laptop making OEMs is the Linux support they offer except for maybe System86 laptops ThinkPad is close to the top(thanks IBM) but it seems like I am yet to see someone who would use t14, E14, P14 with windows which might have these problems you seem to be suggesting which I cannot say for sure because I don't know, everyone I know who owns the laptop have Linux installed with it. There are few folks I know are stuck with it(and has to use windows) because it's their company laptop, but they turn on their terminals and ssh into a Linux production server so I am not sure if they will have complaint of using Thinkpads. But I think no college goers will choose it ever because it offers crap configuration, only the keyboard is great which hardly a consumer will use unless he is a serious coder. Basically it's a producer(coding/programming)product not a consumer product. If people want entertainment they should look else where.

@@Ivy_Inquisitor same here, even I use Arch btw on my thinkpad P14s AMD :P

Why so?

A family member is using HP x360 with i3 7th gen for all these years

@@mayurdahiwale5907 I think 2 in 1 have better hinge construction...hence they are better and more portable

Zenbook is more premium and good.