I’m looking to buy a new laptop. I recently switched to Linux (Fedora) and would like to stay with it (Not necessarily Fedora though).

My most important requirement is that it has a great runtime. I honestly don’t want to deal with under-volting or anything like that. A “runs out of the box” approach would be best.

13-14", no dGPU, AMD/Intel.

edit: I realized that great runtime is very different for everyone. I wouldn’t consider 5-7 hours great. More like absolute minimum is 8. Better is 10-12. This sounds very unlikely though, apart from MacBooks with ARM CPU. Any recommendations?

  • BaldProphet@kbin.social
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    11 months ago

    Build quality on Frameworks is dramatically better than most ThinkPads. They’ve made a lot of improvements to battery life since the first generation (I got mine in the second batch), so it might have decent battery life now. They’ve always been more efficient on Linux than on Windows.