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Hi, i looking for very light laptop like less than 1.2kg mainly using microsoft office and web browsing with many tabs open, new or used also can thanks!
LG Gram, Lenovo Yoga Carbon, Fujitsu UH-X. Take your pick. =)Hi, i looking for very light laptop like less than 1.2kg mainly using microsoft office and web browsing with many tabs open, new or used also can thanks!
More than 1.2kgwhy nobody suggest refurbished Macbook Air 13" / 15" ??
Apple Store for refurbished Macs:
https://www.apple.com/sg/shop/refurbished/mac/macbook-air
by 15g only?More than 1.2kg
Your LG gram can last how long on battery power with light tasks? There is a compromise between weight and battery life.macbook air m2/m3 weight is 1.24kg
https://www.apple.com/sg/macbook-air/specs/
i have both lg gram [1kg] and macbook air m1 [1.3kg], i can feel the difference when carrying either in backpack
as TS mentioned "very light laptop", weight is mission-critical here
poor battery lifeYour LG gram can last how long on battery power with light tasks? There is a compromise between weight and battery life.
I think carrying extra 40g for that extra >5 hours battery life is worth it.poor battery life
but that is not what TS is asking
i bought macbook air instead of lg gram for a recent conference, as i knew it would last whole day without bothering with charging
different tools for different situations
It also depends on applications. If there are no proprietary apps, it's usually not a problem recommending a Mac. Also, from experience Office on Mac is still not feature parity with Office for Windows, and this is glaringly obvious when you have to use MS Excel with certain spreadsheets.I think carrying extra 40g for that extra >5 hours battery life is worth it.
Wonder what material they use for it.Huawei Matebook X pro 2024, weighs 980g only but hard to get I think.
Aviation-grade magnesium alloyWonder what material they use for it.
Their other laptops that use metal has such solid build quality, similar to Apple.
I am using UH-X.. really light.. but too bad seems like no more stocks in the market.It also depends on applications. If there are no proprietary apps, it's usually not a problem recommending a Mac. Also, from experience Office on Mac is still not feature parity with Office for Windows, and this is glaringly obvious when you have to use MS Excel with certain spreadsheets.
It's also important to note that for some use cases, a Mac cannot fit into certain corporate deployments due to requirements and/or apps. Even in 2024, this is a concern for certain IT departments.
In any case, a MacBook Air is not in the same weight class as the Fujitsu UH-X, which is 878 grams. That is in the iPad Pro (12.9" at 641g) weight class, without the keyboard and versatility of a full laptop.
Yes, different strokes, different folks. I have friends who prefer a lighter laptop because it's carried in addition to all their camera gear, so shaving some weight here and there adds up and is helpful.