Yoga Slim 7X Copilot+ PC

I bought one with 16gb and the X2 Elite (X2E-80-100), I'm very happy with it, the screen is amazing, it's very snappy and the battery life is insane. I use it mainly for watching stuff, browsing, general basic work like document editing, Visual Studio and other programming stuff and it's very fast.

I use a Lenovo Yoga 7X as my daily driver. It's a good laptop. Fast, good battery life, reliable. I'm not sure I would want to pay retail price for it though. As a $600 open-box it is good. For $2000? Nah.

Microsoft’s Foundry Local now supports NPU models on the Snapdragon X Elite through the latest Windows 11 Beta channel. You can run these models directly from the terminal or within VS Code using the AI Toolkit. It even exposes an OpenAI‑compatible endpoint for inference. Foundry Local is essentiall

Any of the new laptops with the X2 Elite should give you great battery life. I heard the Asus A14 gets great battery life considering it has a 70whr battery just like the 16 inch version. I believe Lenovo also just released ones with the X2 Plus instead of the X2 Elite if you want to save a bit of m

Not sure about CRC, but i use Euroscope on a lenovo yoga slim 7x occasionally and it works. Takes a long while to load initially but while controlling its okay. TrackAudio works well, ive used audio for vatsim once i think and that also worked. I generally can't really recommend a laptop for control

The closest you’ll get is a premium Snapdragon Elite X laptop if all the apps you need run on ARM. Something like the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x.

I snagged a lenovo slim 7x with the base x elite for about $650, leaving it on battery save mode I can easily get 2 days out of it with lots of snappiness!!

check out the new X2 Elite laptops like Lenovo Slim 7x G11 or Asus or HP. or MS surface laptops, they should be released soon. —-> much better screens (OLED 120Hz). lighter! same battery duration. no ugly notch. better port selection. Windows on Arm is perfect for your setup. ( I run a tech startup)

Bought a family member a Lenovo Slim 7x with the original Snapdragon Elite. It's a solid laptop, good keyboard, face recognition, very nice OLED display, super fast, good battery life, full metal case. The Slim 7x with Snapdragon Elite 2 will be a beast.

You can get refurbished Lenovo models for quite cheap, and as far as I know they're standard for a lot of corporate/office work. I'm using a Yoga Slim 7x but I'm a techie who wanted good battery life and startup time; not at all necessary for regular use.