Nice review, but note that you do not have the new hinges. There was a bad batch on the Gen1, where the force of the hinges were out of spec and they fixed that. The 4kg hinges are still optional parts and need to be purchased separately. Somehow a lot of people got that wrong somehow... no idea where they picked it up though, since FW was pretty clear about this and corrected this many many times in their forums / reddit and elsewhere.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

oh wow! i don't exactly remember where I heard what i thought was true about the hinges, but that's my bad for not completely verifying it.

@jirehla-ab1671

Жыл бұрын

​@@hundotiodoes linus support thunderbolt?

"I didn't buy a Framework because I was worried the company wouldn't make enough profits to survive" Big brain take right there

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

haha thanks man! I picked up that take from people like Dave2d, and agreed with it fully. :)

@Theshinycardhunter

Жыл бұрын

I think he was sarcastic, man

@Theshinycardhunter

Жыл бұрын

If you were worried about the company not surviving, not buying the machine sure would not have helped. Ahah

@amizan8653

Жыл бұрын

​@@TheshinycardhunterHe could have brought the machine and the company would have died if there wasn't a large enough number of people buying the machines, and then he'd be stuck with a laptop that would no longer be supported. A module that he might need could break and there would be nowhere to buy a new module. Maybe a part on the laptop broke that framework no longer is around to replace. It is actually a serious concern. But yeah I am rooting for framework too.

@matteopani9291

Жыл бұрын

​@@Theshinycardhunter the point of buying this laptop is to have replaceble parts, it the company goes bankrupt when you will need new parts in 1-2 years you won't find them

I really hope framework takes off to become a real competitor in the laptop space. They're really showing it's possible to make a thin, good looking laptop without having to sacrifice modularity/repairability. Hope it sets a new trend to make repairability the standard rather than a feature. (I am an apple user, but other than my issued work laptop, the mac's i own are all older models i salvaged and repaired)

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree, and believe there may be strides already present in the industry! Although not perfect, it's exciting to see right to repair slowly become an interest. Hopefully with time we can achieve, like you said, repairability being a standard rather than a feature. Dell's Luna concept laptop seems to be a decent example, but I don't want to say too much until they actually claim repair is a big focus.

@gojero732

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it is be perfect if this upgradeble tech is the future. I have a MacBookpro mid 2009. And cannot update it anymore. But the computer is still running ok. In these days I don’t have the money for an 2400,- euro upgrade…. But is not safe to use an old laptop… and some websites show problems with my old browser. I am worried about the compability with Linux and Adobe and for example GuitarPro which I use a lot. That would hold me back to invest in a Framework laptop. Also the Fairphone would be a perfect match.

@bbrainstormer2036

Жыл бұрын

You can put windows on the laptop as well, though

@MXCN_El1011

Жыл бұрын

@@gojero732 Mr Macintosh or Dosdude1 have patcher tools to update unsupported Mac's to newer operating systems. They're not terribly difficult to do, but you might lose out on some features just due to the fact that it's unsupported hardware, so some stuff just isnt possible.

@AI-Idiot

Жыл бұрын

The good thing is, the trend IS starting to appear, as HP has already released a laptop imitating the soul of the framework laptop, being slim, good, and easy to repair. Also, Dell is launching a new open standard to save the modularity of laptops, making a new type of RAM memory that can work at ddr5 6200MT/s, and that can be engeneered to work with ddr6, thing that would have been impossible if we stuck with the sodimm design, at witch point, every laptop would have soldered memory.

If they manage to keep up their end of the deal of keeping everything modular and fairly reasonable in pricing, these would become a godsend for simple work-horse machines.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

It totally would! :)

Thanks for giving framework a chance! Most tech tubers will suggest a number of options but they themselves will default to a MacBook anyways. It's refreshing to see you stick to your guns and have it be your main machine.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

I really appreciate it! As much as I love my Macbook, I'm getting very close to making the Framework a near-identical experience. :)

@bigbodge

Жыл бұрын

@@HaplessIdiot As a huge fan of Thinkpads (I have 6 of them), Macbooks aren't bad machines at all. They're solid, reliable, great performance whilst being thin and light somehow (personally, I like massive fan grills, but thats just because most laptops don't have the thermal performance that the macs do). The biggest con for me is the lack of upgradability, I have a 256gb m1 air, and I could easily see myself using it as my main machine if I had a tb or two of storage, but to do that, I'd need to buy a whole new laptop, at a massive pricetag.

@igordasunddas3377

Жыл бұрын

My issue with any other laptop than the MacBook M1 is the battery life. I simply couldn't find a laptop, that I can use for browsing, office, Teams, software development throughout 8 hours or so on battery. With the M1 I can and it mostly stays completely quiet. Still, my wife for example doesn't care about battery life that mich and prefers Windows, so perhaps she'll get a Framework laptop, because as much as I like the MacBook, I really dislike Apple and their anti-user practices.

wait why I never heard of this company? This is what tech and sustainability supposed to be.

@Trump-le-moribond

Жыл бұрын

You are not following tech news. It is a very well known company.

@MalikEmmanuel

Жыл бұрын

@@Trump-le-moribond what tech news outlets should I keep up with to know about stuff like this?

@Trump-le-moribond

Жыл бұрын

@@MalikEmmanuel Arstechnica maybe? I just checked and they wrote 15 articles about Framework.

@surferdude4487

Жыл бұрын

I know about Framework because I follow Louis Rossmann and Linus Tech Tips. Gamer's Nexus may have mentioned it too.

@MrGamelover23

25 күн бұрын

​​@@MalikEmmanuelltt loved it so much Linus himself bought one IMMEDIATELY and INVESTED in the company. Oh yeah, they have a KZread channel too.

Its really cool to see a company that cares about reparability, its a great benefit for consumers and means less throwaway electronics

I got the M2 air a couple months ago and have no plan on getting another machine at the moment but this review is so good I ended up watching the whole thing

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! That means a ton. :)

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

@@mythbuster6126I think I will give Arch a shot very soon! Just using popOS because I need something that just works, so I can see what I prefer. ;)

@luisortega8085

Жыл бұрын

@@hundotio you should also see if nixos works for you. it's cool

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

@@luisortega8085 I've heard so many great things about nixOS! Was very tempted after hearing how much ChrisLAS vouched for it. Definitely will play around with it soon. :)

@MrGamelover23

25 күн бұрын

​@@hundotiowho's Chris las?

Please do a follow up on it's performance with eGPU, I'd love to see how much of a difference it really makes

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

i totally will! that's a great idea. they're pretty expensive, but i am considering saving up for one. :)

Watching this on my Framework in MX Linux. I bought two back in Sept '21. The only real problem I've had was a fan bearing issue on one of them about 5 months later, but Framework replaced it for free, and as you know, the install took a couple minutes. I've since upgraded to the 4kg hinges, which I like a lot, and it's just been a dream machine for me. Perfect? No, of course not, but I like this machine far more than anything I've had in the last 20 years. FW has my full support.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

I feel the same way! The more I use my Framework, the more I love it. :)

I love Framework's approach to the modularity since it makes the laptop a device that adapt to different scenarios. If you need your laptop to be a road warrior, opting for extra battery pack is ez solution. For more performance, egpu expansion is going to be supported and 1TB modules can make this laptop hoard a lot of files with a huge amount of easy extra space. And 3D printed cases allows us to give a 2nd life to the the hardware of the laptop as a media center etc. It's just plain awesome. Framework is the one of the few serious innovations the laptop space have ever had in over a decade.

been wanting a framework laptop since their release. this video pushes me ever closer to purchasing one

Aaaaand I’vs gone from considering the Framework Laptop to *definitely* getting a Framework Laptop (once my current laptop implodes on itself). Really nicely produced video! (o o)b

Bro thank you! I just ordered mine the other day and while I know I made the right choice doubts have been sinking in. It was rough picking this up over a refurbished M1 air when comparing price, battery life and compatibility. All in all though the repair community is something I would way rather support. I’ve been a bit nervous to see how the framework will do with my college work, but I’m glad that it’s been working for you. Thanks for easing some of my anxieties!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

no problem! hope you enjoy your Framework! feel free to reach out if you have any questions on anything. :)

@komali2

Жыл бұрын

Bro it'll all make sense over time that you made the right choice. Dealing with apple repair is a hellish nightmare. Also m1s are cool but I see GitHub issues all the time from m1 people where shit isn't compiling on their machine. Finally, screw apple for working with John Deere to lobby against right to repair. There's nothing we can do about that (voting doesn't matter, both parties oppose right to repair) other than not buy from companies actively stripping our rights away.

@ZachFrank714

Жыл бұрын

​@@komali2 getting node libraries to compile or install on apple silicon is a giant pain in the ass

@dc9662

Жыл бұрын

​@@ZachFrank714 Yes. It's been a huge pain! I'm honestly glad that I'm not alone on that!

@handytech9481

Жыл бұрын

On my M1 MacBook Pro, the display panel failed 8 months after purchase. I brought it into the store and they were able to fix it under warranty, however this unfortunately meant I was left without a laptop for around a week. Furthermore, if I did want to replace the part myself with the Self Service Repair program, it would then not be covered under warranty and I'd be out about $600 just to have not gone without my machine for more a week. Additionally, the MacBook is so expensive to repair that I've been paying AppleCare+ out of fear of some kind of other parts failure. The framework is attractive to me as the aforementioned issues with the MacBook Pro wouldn't be a thing on a framework. (Relatively low repair cost, can repair the machine myself instead of waiting a week without a machine at all, etc) I'm looking to move onto a framework sometime within the next month.

Been looking for a decent laptop for my manjaro build! this looks really great (both the laptop and your video style). super great and comprehensive. thanks for the video!

It's amazing how thin and light they made this while still repairable!

Great job with this review. I love hearing about your person experience, like with the drivers, and the display replacement. You are to the point with every chapter of this review and provide a realistic view of what owning this laptop was like. Bravo

That was a well done, well rounded review. I see this is more of a new channel, keep up the good work.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! :)

man, your camera-work and editing and overall video skills is very convenient. 💪👍

You deserve wayyy more subscribers, I literally assumed that you were a really big youtuber that I hadn't seen before, keep it up!

Nice review! I've had my Framework 12th Gen since October of last year & it's been running pretty good. The fan doesn't get loud very often as I don't typically do CPU intensive tasks. The speakers I find work nicely for spoken content & music doesn't sound too bad as far as laptops go.

Awesome video, thank you! I think I'll go all in on an AMD Framework 13 this weekend.

Great review, keep up the good work!

Would love for Framework to reach production stability (as in, have healthy inventory of parts, no more batchets, etc) so they can ship worldwide! Or at the very least support PO Boxes and reshippers.

This is such a good review , easy to follow, and covers everything. Good job!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! :)

wow that's a really really good review subbed

Great Video, Very thorough! Thank you for putting your thoughts out there for others.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

no problem! i hope you enjoyed. :)

Really good review man. I'm thinking of getting the 16 inch

I have had mine since june and I am LOVING it.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

that's great to hear!

Looks really nice! Will definitely consider a Framework when my current lappy ages out.

Great review Ren. I would enjoy a subsequent video about any obstacles you ran into installing Linux on the Framework and whatever steps you took to address them. I am considering buying a framework later this year and it is something I am personally wondering about.

What a great review @ren I think this machine is what many people are looking for due to the right to repair. This is what I was looking for in years for a completely repairable laptop in such a smart compact device. While I was at high school and university I used to built my own desktops. I hope companies like framework emerge to create such great value devices like this. When I read that you can even change the motherboard that just blowed my mind!

loved this!! I'm planning on getting a framework laptop for college next year, because my current laptop is school-provided and I'll need something portable that can last me years to come. my configuration will definitely be the ryzen 5 13-inch for the efficiency, 8 hours of battery life would be perfect

Nice review man, really nice review, and ur channel is really Interesting

Ayyyyyyyt, AJJ is awesome. Glad to see another nerdy fan!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

haha heck yeah! They're the best. :)

I cant wait for their 16” unit to come out later this year! I will buy that and finally have the ultimate laptop I can keep running for a long time and not worry about e-waste!

Great review, even better vibes! Hope your channel blows up in 2023

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! I am extremely thankful for all of the support so far. :)

Great review. By the way, the footage from your webcam is miles better than any macbook webcam before the M1.

for a channel that has just sarted recently, the quality of the videos you make are impressive. really nice review, keep up the good work dude

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! i really appreciate the feedback. :)

This review is AWESOME!

Good stuff man. I was actually shopping for a laptop when I remember you told me about this video. Well done. I can see you put quite a bit of thought and effort into this video. Kind of the opposite of my approach. Hahaha! Glad to know you're doing well!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thanks man! :)

A high performance workstation type laptop would be epic, especially with a dedicated GPU

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

it totally would! i would also love to see AMD come to the Framework.

@brianmiller1077

Жыл бұрын

They'd almost certainly certainly have to come up with a new shell for that

This is insanely good device! Will definitely be my next laptop

Perfect review!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! :)

Loved this review, no bullshit just straight to the point! I will probably be getting an AMD Framework this year!

In a very positive way, you remind me of Flynn from breaking bad during the webcam test

Really great video, love the editing! 1 thing: weary is tired. Wary or leery means uncertain.

Cool to see someone from the infosec world using a framework laptop, going to use mine for uni&pentest stuff as well. Curious how good dual boot will work. Really great video👍🏼

Nice review and well-made video. I just recently upgraded from a 2012 macbook air to an M1 macbook air. While I'm happy with the better screen, more up to date OS and the usual stuff, I'm still getting used to the lower number of ports. What bothers me the most though is the keyboard. I don't know why everyone is raving about it. So many reviewers and youtubers claim it's the best keyboard ever - but I'm not fond of it at all. I feel like it's a step backwards compared to the keyboard on my 2012 Air. Thankfully I don't have to use it too much, as I normally use my wireless logitech keyboard (MX Keys for Mac) which is absolutely awesome. I recommend it to anyone.

I'm very happy with my Framework, as a Physics Major and English Minor (and Factorio player). Powerful enough for all my needs. Pretty great display (though sometimes i wish it were matte and not glossy). My laptop dock works pretty great with it (though almost every usb keyboard i use with the dock and framework has trouble registering keystrokes and i have to plug directly into the framework). The main issue i have is it just isn't compatible with my JBL Flip 4, but my Flip is failing all over the place, being a few years old.

I appreciate the comprehensive review of your experiences with the Framework. I've been following their progress for a while, and I really enjoy how responsive they are to their consumers. One nice thing about the modular design, is that it also makes it easier to upcycle the older components. They've shown how some people have gone and turned old motherboards into things like SBCs and tablets.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

I also love their transparency about their products! It's very refreshing, and love how they emphasize community projects. The Framework tablet is so cool! Have you seen the all-in-one desktop someone made? This is so cool. twitter.com/whatthefilament/status/1619335491102593025?s=20 I also love looking at these projects on Hackaday: hackaday.com/tag/framework/

@lihtan

Жыл бұрын

@@hundotio Yup! Those were the exact projects I had in mind!

When docking your laptop vertically. Please point the exhaust up. Heat goes up, so youre probably heating up your battery and other internals because the exhaust is pointing downwards.

very nice and detailed review! you gained a new sub! more vids to come man!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! :)

Ren, this video was incredibly well put! I have been considering the Framework laptop for a while as a replacement for my aging HP Envy and you gave many convincing arguments. I am still saving, but I hope to make the purchase later this year. I also loved your Linux setup! It looks very clean and I really dig that aesthetic. Could you maybe do a one year update later on? Also, I appreciate your honest review. I do like Linus's videos on the matter, but as he is _an investor_ it's blatantly obvious that he wants you to make a purchase; seeing a fresh opinion from a fellow student is cool. Thank you lots!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! I definitely will do a one year review. Excited to see how my setup and such will change in the future. If there's one thing I wish I covered more, it would be sleep on Linux. I've always had some issues with it, but will share my solution once I get it completely addressed. :)

I'm waiting for the Framework 16. So pumped. I bought a M1 Mac on launch and quickly sold it. Compatibility was an issue. I then bought a Dell XPS 15 running Arch and can't wait until the Framework 16 is released.

Nice review! I had similar concerns that you had mentioned. Still not 100% convinced on the 3:2; it's good to hear you do like the repair ability.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! 3:2 has been an amazing experience for me so far. I haven't had really any issues with fullscreen media compared to something like an ultrawide. :)

My one friend got a framework laptop and I think his 2 main issues were the glossy display and the battery life. But he is an Ubuntu user so battery life is always an issue.

@JuanRamirez-xw3gc

10 ай бұрын

They know how displays that aren’t glossy and no laptop has good battery life imo

Thank you for sharing your experience:)

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

no problem! i hope you enjoyed. :)

That the video i was looking for !

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

Nice! Hope I helped out.

@Cornusse

Ай бұрын

@@hundotio IT's been a years since i buy this laptop, thanks for this review ! it help me a lot

Just got recommended this video on my home page, I’m not looking to get a new laptop that isn’t ARM based, x86 is dead to me.. but was very surprised to see some IDA Pro and radare2 cameos ;-)

Nice review

Wtf how do you only have 600 subs? This is amazing quality for a channel with so few subscribers. Definitely subbing after this one.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! :)

Very good video I hope your channel grow soon❤️

modular technologies always are so much fun- and just smart and efficient as a bonus

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

i totally agree! :)

1:18 Noticed some sick band stickers. AJJ rules!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

heck yeah!! they're the best!

Top notch review video !

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you! :)

You can use framework closed. Exhaust is not blocked but redirected down with clever hinge design. Actually most of the laptop I had, use this exhaust hinge design

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! That's great to hear. :)

@surferdude4487

Жыл бұрын

I'm blind so I use my computer with the lid closed pretty much all of the time. This is good to know because it would be a deal breaker if I can't use the computer with the lid closed.

Having a 8 year old approaching 9 year old laptop myself I would seriously considered buying a Framework laptop. It is a pretty great review. Thanks!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you! i really appreciate the feedback. :)

@vevenaneathna

Жыл бұрын

build a frankenbook with a t480 quad core and a t25 keyboard/top end. there are guides. Idk these chicklet keyboards are garbage if you spend more than a few hours on your laptop every week. og ibm/thinkpad keyboards are where its at, and thinkpads cost a fraction of what apple/framework cost. can build a decent machine for 1/10th the price that is made to be repaired. I will let everyone else with thousands to spend figure out of framework is here to stay.

The machine itself looks like the best generation mbp: 2013-2015

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

i can see it! it's really a gorgeous laptop. :)

Great review, I've been struggling between getting a framework or a System76 laptop. You may be pushing me in this direction again. I still have several months to mull it over before I go back to college so we'll see.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! They're both amazing in their own ways! I'm not sure how well the System76 laptop works out of the box, but I bet it's basically perfect. As for the Framework, Linux has been a little spotty, but popOS has been my best experience so far. Just having some light issues with sleep and battery life. If you really know your ways around Linux and are comfortable with making those fixes yourself (I know I'm not!), I'd consider the hardware and if you need the modularity of the Framework. It's definitely nice, but I can understand how not everyone needs it. I don't know if the System76 laptop is upgradable, but that would be amazing if that's the case. :)

I love that you said the fans don't' make noise in linux - I had Fedora on one of my Lenovos for like 2 years. I put windows back on it in case I want to sell it and I forgot that it even had fans.

With editing and content like this you deserve more subs!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you so much! :)

You did a great job. Keep up.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thanks a ton. :)

That’s so cool! 😊

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

00000:

best review of the framework on YT, well done

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! i really appreciate it. :D

Amazing video bro , good laptop

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

this was a very nicely done video

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! :D

Based stickers and amazing video. Subbed

very professional video!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! :)

This was an amazing review! You definitely deserve more subscribers. It was well put together and easy to follow, and I love how honest you were with some of the flaws and your overall experience. It was very relaxing to watch. Although, the audio could be a bit louder, but that's nitpicking.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! i really appreciate the feedback. :) i didn't notice how low my volume is, especially on my previous videos, until recently, but i'll continue working to improve that!

Thanks for the video…nice Obsidian sticker.

is this ShortCircuit? Love the video, i think i might buy one in the future.

Nice video. I need so much the rabbit sticker!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! That sticker is Stormy the Rabbit, from AJJ - People Who Can Eat People Are the Luckiest People in the World album. Amazing listen!

now that the framework 16 is out and has been sold-out for the next like year> i am very confident framework is here to stay

Exactly the review I needed. Currently running an M1 Air myself. At 4:32 is that Pop OS you’re using? Also, nice GenCyber sticker :)

Amazing production value for such a small channel! I only didn't like how the microphone captures your voice, would be worth a upgrade. Also I missed some on screen text to tell me which notebook was playing in the audio comparison, but it became pretty clear at the end. Good job overall!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you very much! I am actively trying to improve all aspects of my content, especially audio. I haven't quite gotten my head around a "standard" volume that works for content, as it always differs based on the equipment I use at the time. I have a strong emphasis on audio for my next video, and hope it's much more balanced relative to previous content I've released. :)

for the heat blasting onto the bottom of the bezel, many laptops do this. Its not an issue in the long run. Ive had a laptop that did this, and my mum's and dad's laptop also di this too. All mentioned laptops work fine, with two of them being ten years old now and my laptop having a cracked screen due to an accident, meaning that i upgraded to an i3 12th gen that i am very happy with. All display are/were working with no issues

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

perfect! that's really reassuring to hear. :)

Congratz on the move over to Pop_OS!

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thank you! it's been a pretty good experience so far. :)

Thank you. Never heard of FW before this. Great job! Would love to see an apples to apples comparison of speed, 4k crunch power, processor capacity etc with M1 or M2. I am now researching more on FW to ditch my 2014 MBP.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

That's a fantastic idea! I would love to run benchmarks against my two laptops and see the differences. :)

@Oliver_Atkinson

Жыл бұрын

@@hundotio I'd love to see that!

Hanging back in the hopes they'll eventually do a 2in1 tablet format.

I like that you used crave rave for the speaker test. It just feels right

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

heck yeah! :)

I really want one of these with Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, I would use it to play boomer shooters and do my coursework. I can't quite afford one just yet though but hope you love it!

Cool review. As a note, you can play Genshin on Linux with an anime game launcher, but I totally understand the idea of compartmentalizing your work and entertainment setup.

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

I believe I remember hearing about that project! it was very tempting, and I might give that a shot in the future. :)

Pop! Nice. I tried Linux again a little over a year ago and Pop!OS is what I first tried. And never looked back. I am debating on getting the 16 over the 13. Not trying to rush a purchase. I am also considering System76's new laptop they are developing.

My two main issues right now are that Framework doesn't offer better display panels and their speakers are pretty tinny. If they fix those issues and I'd be a great deal more likely to pick one up. I'd also love it if they could offer models that support different form factors, even if it's just one in a slightly larger form, though I do admit they have to focus on minimizing their manufacturing costs and so choosing to support a new form factor is probably not in the cards for 1-2 more generations, assuming they continue to grow financially.

@getmeoutoftheyoutubeservers

Жыл бұрын

good news, they've announced a 16" model of framework laptop

Great video dude, concise and to the point. See you at a billion subs someday

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

thanks a ton! :))

@Darth_Bateman

Жыл бұрын

Bro does anyone have a billion subs….?

@hundotio

Жыл бұрын

@@Darth_Bateman not yet! still have a long way to go. I believe the highest subbed channel is close to or around 300 million.

@Darth_Bateman

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@@hundotio I think for a billion subs to be reached would require a type of content creator who quite literally builds for international audiences without alienating the country they are from. Maybe in 5-10 years from now when KZread or it’s replacements global state gets on steroids, but a billion subs seems kind of wild…. A billion dollars is one thing, everyone needs more dollars than the amount of bodies that they have. But a billion subs is an eighth of the entire human population. To have that many eyeballs on you…. And be loved and adored by that many people….. It’s like….. You could influence elections, policy and trade with that level of attention in a way that has never been done before.

My work laptop is a Lenovo T14. I was watching your video on it and could not hear the sound of the framework fan you played because it was being drowned by the sound of the one on my Lenovo lol

Dude, great review!! 👍 Framework are great! Trying to get my work to buy them for us. Should be more or as durable than Lenovos

@hundotio

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thank you very much! having a Framework as a work computer really sounds cool hahaha.

nice to see it works well with linux. Maybe my next laptop will be a framework.

Cant remember what KZreadr said this but it’s something like “framework might not be the best laptop, but they are the best company making laptops” you can ACTIALLY take them apart without voiding a warranty, clean them easy, upgrade and change them. It’s a laptop. Not a desktop so it’s not going to be the best thing ever of course but DAMN is wholesome.