Woodman

Hello together I'm looking for a notebook with a Windows 11 operating system for my industrial engineering degree. As I only use Apple devices in my private life, I'm reaching my limits when it comes to choosing from the many devices with a Windows operating system - especially when it comes to the different processors (AMD, Intel, etc...). Basically, I'm looking for a laptop that will be a reliable companion for the next three years. My budget is around 700-1000 CHF. The minimum requirements are 16 GB RAM and a 512 GB SSD. The brand doesn't matter. It would be nice if the device could run basic programmes smoothly - in the worst case, it should also be able to display a small assembly in a CAD programme. I don't need a touch function or a flip-down display. Can anyone recommend a notebook with these criteria or share their own experiences? Or is there "the" unbeatable price-performance notebook that costs just over CHF 1000? If it is really worth it, I would also be prepared to adjust my budget accordingly. Many thanks in advance for your tips!

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I've never seen such a poorly moulded counterfeit King it's horrible never buy the low 5165 piece of pure horror instruction badly printed piece badly moulded, they clip badly together. The set is falling apart before it's even finished.

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ü Is it possible to increase the speed if I go into the menu and only find P0, P1 and P2 and even when I press the brake, I cannot get P4 to appear so that I can set a higher speed?

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Unfortunately, there is no option to filter table lamps by brightness. This turns the search for a suitable lamp into a gauntlet. Please add this as a matter of urgency.

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Why are snacks so expensive, when compared to shop like migros? Some products are almost 150% more of the price in shops.

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