This laptop made me switch from Macs to Windows: for half the price of a similar MacBook, you get comparable performance, weight and ease of use. Thus there are normal ports. Yes, it's still not a Mac: the touchpad is still not as responsive, many applications look sloppy. BUT these shortcomings are no longer as significant as they were literally three years ago. Before us is a new generation of PCs, which is almost no worse in terms of ergonomics than top-end Apple products, and even surpasses it in key points: price, weight, power, equipment. I lowered the rating for the following reason: the touchpad still sometimes freezes, moreover, an area appears on it in arbitrary places in which the cursor "goes off course" and makes an arc. It doesn't interfere with work, it's just annoying compared to the Mac. Also, several times I could not get out of sleep, I had to restart the power supply. Diagnostics pointed to the watchdog driver, the reason can be both in the OS kernel and in the hardware, so this is not really a laptop problem. Again, the MacBook has never allowed itself to do this. But in general, there was no desire to return to Apple, it is quite comfortable to work.
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