Quote from: andyroochoo on Today at 09:23:42at that price, you have to ask yourself one question, why are they even bothering.

no one in their right mind would pay that kind of money for a device like that.

Right? I have considered it expensive even before the ram crysis, since the chipset doesnt bring that big of a power boost compared to some other devices.. Z1E still offers a very similar experience..


And they must still be manufacturing it, because why else would you raise the price like this, and on the other hand the price doesnt make it very accessible to an average earning population, so they are scred anyways... I am really looking fwd for the AI bubble to deflate back into some reasonable boundaries.

Offenbar wird es die weiß-graue, manchmal auch als weiß-schwarze Edition nicht geben, was ich schade finde. Orange ist mir zu grell, deshalb wäre für mich nur die weiße Variante interessant.

No two type C ports like legion Y700!!

Huge disappointment and main reason NOT to buy 👎🏻

Note that just like on its predecessor the X Elite, games may still continue to crash (if they start at all) on the X2 Elite. NotebookCheck didn't talk about games crashing in their X2 Elite review (notebookcheck.net/Qualcomm-Snapdragon-X2-Elite-Extreme-Analysis-Benchmarks-Efficiency-Serious-rival-for-Apple-and-a-problem-for-AMD-Intel.1266974.0.html), but on the predecessor X Elite, they did talk about games crashing:

Quote from: notebookcheck.net/Qualcomm-Snapdragon-X-Elite-Analysis-More-efficient-than-AMD-Intel-but-Apple-stays-ahead.850221.0.htmlHowever, there can also be crashes (often happened during gaming tests) or the apps simply won't launch at all.

Quote from: notebookcheck.net/Qualcomm-Snapdragon-X-Elite-Analysis-More-efficient-than-AMD-Intel-but-Apple-stays-ahead.850221.0.htmland there can be compatibility issues, especially when you want to play games.

at that price, you have to ask yourself one question, why are they even bothering.

no one in their right mind would pay that kind of money for a device like that.

Note that just like on its predecessor the X Elite, games may still continue to crash (if they start at all) on the X2 Elite (NBC didn't talk about it in their X2 Elite review (notebookcheck.net/Qualcomm-Snapdragon-X2-Elite-Extreme-Analysis-Benchmarks-Efficiency-Serious-rival-for-Apple-and-a-problem-for-AMD-Intel.1266974.0.html), unlike they did about the predecessor):

Quote from: notebookcheck.net/Qualcomm-Snapdragon-X-Elite-Analysis-More-efficient-than-AMD-Intel-but-Apple-stays-ahead.850221.0.htmlHowever, there can also be crashes (often happened during gaming tests) or the apps simply won't launch at all.

Quote from: notebookcheck.net/Qualcomm-Snapdragon-X-Elite-Analysis-More-efficient-than-AMD-Intel-but-Apple-stays-ahead.850221.0.htmland there can be compatibility issues, especially when you want to play games.

In your review of the X Elite predecessor, you say:

Quote from: notebookcheck.net/Qualcomm-Snapdragon-X-Elite-Analysis-More-efficient-than-AMD-Intel-but-Apple-stays-ahead.850221.0.htmlHowever, there can also be crashes (often happened during gaming tests) or the apps simply won't launch at all.

Quote from: notebookcheck.net/Qualcomm-Snapdragon-X-Elite-Analysis-More-efficient-than-AMD-Intel-but-Apple-stays-ahead.850221.0.htmland there can be compatibility issues, especially when you want to play games.

Is this still the case of those games, and others, crashing?

Only 60Hz in a tablet is a big no.
Tablet and smartphones are the ones that must have high refresh rate display of 120Hz because here we scroll a lot.
In laptops it is ok to have 60Hz display because we point and click and scrolling is not as significant as touch devices. Except if you game in that case a laptop also needs 120Hz display. At least in 2026 with this much price.
Better to get a used iPad pro.