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Thank you very much for showing performance of laptops in different tasks but not only in video editing. Because 99% of reviewers on youtube show only performance in video editing and photoshop tasks.
The ASUS P16 is a 4K+ display, not 3K. I think the option to get 64GB RAM and RTX 4070 gives the P16 more performance potential. And OLED outdisplays mini-LED. I just got it at max spec and I love it!
There is an option with the RTX 4070 and 64GB RAM on the Lenovo, at least where I live. Plus, it has a higher refresh rate display that is also brighter and Lenovo is a more trustworthy company than Asus at this time. Also cheaper.
@@VicariousAdventurerat least it lays flat I guess? I don't get why you'd use touch or pen on any device that can't fold into a tablet or at least a tent or something. Holding your arm out unsupported over your keyboard seems really awkward and not realistic for doing any continuous work.
There is at least one finger emulator pencil that at least works better than a finger (one side is even a narrow plastic disk where the active region is some nib holding the disk) - there are at least two that look similar, but I own only one (that seems the best bargain, as it has 2 sets of replacement tips) - A previous statement disappeared, probably due to "advertising," so this is a more generic statement.
Thank you for doing these. What i'm most interested in is the 3D modeling or sculpting performance of laptops, particularly with 3D Coat. I don't just mean some obscure number...but actually seeing it in action.
I'm confused... That P16 display should be 4K+ OLED 60Hz (unfortunately 😢). Other reviewers described the display as very dim at around 360-400 nits only, which makes me ask if you got another configuration than that. The Pro 9i's display on the other hand is mostly described as very bright at around 600 nits, you measured less than 400. Did you review the 2024 model and is this really pure panel lottery again? The bright mini led display would be a major plus to me.
I bought the ProArt P16 a week ago. I like it so far, but I am still a little unimpressed. Do you know why Zoom would be slow and glitchy? I upgraded from my gen 6 Lenovo X1 carbon (GREAT computer, no problems) to the Lenovo X1 carbon gen 11 and returned it because it performed worse than my gen 6! Now I switched to the ASUS proART P16 and it's nice, but I'm still not blown away. I expect new computers to be flawless and super fast. Am I doing something wrong with the setup?
Someting that needs to be included in these reviews is Asus lack of care for their clients and their repair policies. I will not be buying another Asus until they change things.
This is such an underrated topic. Remember folks when you buy a laptop you're not only buying the device, you're buying the manufacturer.. customer service, fair financing, premiun care coverage ALL matter in the purchasing decision.
@@nosuchthing8 can share some details? I need a new laptop and Im a product designer and do a lot of CAD and rendering. I was leaning towards the Asus. I've had a dell xps 15 which was awful and overheats doing basic tasks. I've had a lenovo which only lasted 1 year. My most recent laptop was a Razer blade 15 2020 base model and it had battery bloat twice within one year and Razer's customer service was the worst. I was going to give a Asus a try but it sounds like Asus is as bad as the rest.
@@nosuchthing8 Asus has a problem of not honoring warrenties. You send stuff in with an RMA and they will send you a bill for repairing stuff you did not want repaired with a 3 day time limit. With my Zepherus 14, I was luckily able to get Best Buy to fix it. Pn the other hand with my daughters Flow 13, they fixed it right away when the USB C failed. A quick google of Asus repair issues will find tons of examples. And until they fix it, I will not give them any money.
G16 with 4080 vs P16 Also any lunar lake vs P16…but I’m only aware of 14” models available so far, ideally would like a 2.8k to 3k 16” oled model with lunar lake…..curious about how much performance you’d lose for things like video exports in Resolve (forget any tests to do with Adobe, I would not touch Adobe with a 40ft barge pole anymore), vs any gains in battery life…..is the trade off worth it?….bit of an odd comparison maybe though.
I'm hesitating between these two models! The Proart seems to have a lot of issues with the screen going black for a few seconds. Bad reviews. Would one of the two models be more reliable?
CORRECTION: Best Buy as well as the ASUS website is advertising the ASUS ProArt 16 with a 4K display not a 3.2K, the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i does in fact have a 3.2K display...
Hi Ben 👋 I really wanted to hear about the role of the AI in those configurations? Does it really produce significant improvements over other computers? Love your content ❤
why is my yoga pro 9i (4050) dropps frames on 4k playback? very noticeable and scrubbing through timeline isnt smooth why is that happening? i feel like it shouldnt be
why is my yoga pro 9i (4050) dropps frames on 4k playback? very noticeable and scrubbing through timeline isnt smooth why is that happening? i feel like it shouldnt be
I'm with you Big Ben. I don't like Num pads & I never use them either. ... I have the P16 & it seems to have trouble with Davinci Resolve 9.1. Anyone out there have any idea why????
There's a 500$ price difference between the same specs P16 and Pro 9i where I live. I'm a programmer so I don't need the color accurate display, I think I'll just go with the Lenovo.
The number of ports are exactly the same, just on different sides.. Yoga: 2 usb-c on one side, 2 usb-a on the other. Asus: 1 usb-c and 1 usb-a on each side.
RUBBISH, I am an architect and 3D generalist and I specifically bought the G16 as I didnt use the numpad on the Legion 7i, its usecase for Architecture is ZERO
@@eudaimonia9386 that would be the case if it was 2015, nowadays laptops are strong enough to replace desktop PCs, you probably haven’t left the house to see how the biggest earners do it on a simple macbook or notebook
what can you say about 240 PWM in Asus ProArt P16 lol.... this is omegalol i mean... and you say nothing about this bro? this is for creatives, and it shows low frequency modulation.
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Thank you very much for showing performance of laptops in different tasks but not only in video editing. Because 99% of reviewers on youtube show only performance in video editing and photoshop tasks.
The ASUS P16 is a 4K+ display, not 3K. I think the option to get 64GB RAM and RTX 4070 gives the P16 more performance potential. And OLED outdisplays mini-LED. I just got it at max spec and I love it!
You like 60 hz screen ? It looks like slow motion
Aren't you afraid of burning the display, especially if you use programs with a static interior?!?
There is an option with the RTX 4070 and 64GB RAM on the Lenovo, at least where I live. Plus, it has a higher refresh rate display that is also brighter and Lenovo is a more trustworthy company than Asus at this time. Also cheaper.
@_shreyash_anand are you outside the US? I haven't found the RTX 4070 yet in US
Oled vs mini-led is controversial, but I do like the 4K+ display, 200% resolution scaling all the way.
Glad you provided a trigger warning before I watched this video on my Yoga
Really, though, the lack of a pen that works on the Yoga (really, a touchscreen that only works with a fat finger?!?!)
@@VicariousAdventurerat least it lays flat I guess? I don't get why you'd use touch or pen on any device that can't fold into a tablet or at least a tent or something. Holding your arm out unsupported over your keyboard seems really awkward and not realistic for doing any continuous work.
Actually, one can do a little better - look up "Styluslink"
There is at least one finger emulator pencil that at least works better than a finger (one side is even a narrow plastic disk where the active region is some nib holding the disk) - there are at least two that look similar, but I own only one (that seems the best bargain, as it has 2 sets of replacement tips) - A previous statement disappeared, probably due to "advertising," so this is a more generic statement.
The numpad is a deal breaker for me. It destroys the aesthetic of a beautiful laptop.
I was just looking into both of these laptops and didn’t know which to choose. You’re the goat 🫵🐐
Thank you for doing these. What i'm most interested in is the 3D modeling or sculpting performance of laptops, particularly with 3D Coat. I don't just mean some obscure number...but actually seeing it in action.
Amazing Video as always!
Can you review the Asus software installed on ProArt 16?
Here's the review: It's SHITTY.
Will be helpful to see which docking stations are available considering that thundernbolt is not available
I have the P16, freaking love it!
best looking windows laptop so far
what about PWM on the display? it have it so low on 240 hz
nice piece, the pro 9I is quite a bit less expensive
I'm confused... That P16 display should be 4K+ OLED 60Hz (unfortunately 😢). Other reviewers described the display as very dim at around 360-400 nits only, which makes me ask if you got another configuration than that.
The Pro 9i's display on the other hand is mostly described as very bright at around 600 nits, you measured less than 400.
Did you review the 2024 model and is this really pure panel lottery again? The bright mini led display would be a major plus to me.
I bought the ProArt P16 a week ago. I like it so far, but I am still a little unimpressed. Do you know why Zoom would be slow and glitchy? I upgraded from my gen 6 Lenovo X1 carbon (GREAT computer, no problems) to the Lenovo X1 carbon gen 11 and returned it because it performed worse than my gen 6! Now I switched to the ASUS proART P16 and it's nice, but I'm still not blown away. I expect new computers to be flawless and super fast. Am I doing something wrong with the setup?
Someting that needs to be included in these reviews is Asus lack of care for their clients and their repair policies. I will not be buying another Asus until they change things.
Why, what happened with your asus?
@@nosuchthing8 Just search for the ASUS Rog Allly controversy and you'll know what type of company it is.
This is such an underrated topic. Remember folks when you buy a laptop you're not only buying the device, you're buying the manufacturer.. customer service, fair financing, premiun care coverage ALL matter in the purchasing decision.
@@nosuchthing8 can share some details? I need a new laptop and Im a product designer and do a lot of CAD and rendering. I was leaning towards the Asus. I've had a dell xps 15 which was awful and overheats doing basic tasks. I've had a lenovo which only lasted 1 year. My most recent laptop was a Razer blade 15 2020 base model and it had battery bloat twice within one year and Razer's customer service was the worst. I was going to give a Asus a try but it sounds like Asus is as bad as the rest.
@@nosuchthing8 Asus has a problem of not honoring warrenties. You send stuff in with an RMA and they will send you a bill for repairing stuff you did not want repaired with a 3 day time limit. With my Zepherus 14, I was luckily able to get Best Buy to fix it.
Pn the other hand with my daughters Flow 13, they fixed it right away when the USB C failed. A quick google of Asus repair issues will find tons of examples. And until they fix it, I will not give them any money.
G16 with 4080 vs P16
Also any lunar lake vs P16…but I’m only aware of 14” models available so far, ideally would like a 2.8k to 3k 16” oled model with lunar lake…..curious about how much performance you’d lose for things like video exports in Resolve (forget any tests to do with Adobe, I would not touch Adobe with a 40ft barge pole anymore), vs any gains in battery life…..is the trade off worth it?….bit of an odd comparison maybe though.
Numberpad is a life saver in Excel.
Could you do a vs between the honor magicbook art and the Huawei matebook x pro?
Q. Asus proart 16 can handle being connected to power for extended periods, like 24hrs?
I'm hesitating between these two models! The Proart seems to have a lot of issues with the screen going black for a few seconds. Bad reviews. Would one of the two models be more reliable?
this is the most profound Q
CORRECTION: Best Buy as well as the ASUS website is advertising the ASUS ProArt 16 with a 4K display not a 3.2K, the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i does in fact have a 3.2K display...
Hi Ben 👋
I really wanted to hear about the role of the AI in those configurations? Does it really produce significant improvements over other computers? Love your content ❤
why is my yoga pro 9i (4050) dropps frames on 4k playback? very noticeable and scrubbing through timeline isnt smooth
why is that happening?
i feel like it shouldnt be
why is my yoga pro 9i (4050) dropps frames on 4k playback? very noticeable and scrubbing through timeline isnt smooth
why is that happening?
i feel like it shouldnt be
I'm with you Big Ben. I don't like Num pads & I never use them either. ... I have the P16 & it seems to have trouble with Davinci Resolve 9.1. Anyone out there have any idea why????
There's a 500$ price difference between the same specs P16 and Pro 9i where I live. I'm a programmer so I don't need the color accurate display, I think I'll just go with the Lenovo.
i'll go with yoga
The number of ports are exactly the same, just on different sides.. Yoga: 2 usb-c on one side, 2 usb-a on the other. Asus: 1 usb-c and 1 usb-a on each side.
glad i'm not the only one that noticed
I wish lenovo would do two configs, with and without the damn num pad
Recently I bought Asus proart px13. Everything is just perfect ❤
even 240 hz PWM?)))
P16 is a full 4K display
Also only 60hz refresh which is a big turn off unfortunately
@@karikaru i think we should wait for the new Tandem OLED Displays That could give us more
@@o.b.a6035 tandem oleds would be nice. I was hoping for a refresh of the yoga pro with the new ryzen ai for better battery but c'est la vie
@@karikaru it also have PWM on 240 hz lol
@@Promikes? the yoga pro 9i is 165hz though
didnt talk about the fan speed!!!
It ridiculous, to saying have no space for more ports on sides of laptop but placing power button there.
with macbook m3 max
You can buy a USB number pad. No big deal.
Why wouldn't you do the camera comparison wearing the same clothes @ nearly the same time back to back???
I work with 3d image architecture and I have something to say:
No numberpad = Not a job laptop.
RUBBISH, I am an architect and 3D generalist and I specifically bought the G16 as I didnt use the numpad on the Legion 7i, its usecase for Architecture is ZERO
Just get a USB numpad
I do use numpad a lot, there are a lot of wireless mechanical numpad that you can customize to be a macro pad
Someone who primarily works directly on the laptop keyboard and inbuilt screen = Not someone with a serious job.
@@eudaimonia9386 that would be the case if it was 2015, nowadays laptops are strong enough to replace desktop PCs, you probably haven’t left the house to see how the biggest earners do it on a simple macbook or notebook
the power button on the side is only usefull fpr people who dock their laptop 24/7 which is dumb because you should buy a desktop
60Hz on the P16 makes the Yoga the only choice.
Reverse
@@nosuchthing8?
dont forget about 240hz PWM on P16
RTX 4060 P16 is $1699 w 32GB
what can you say about 240 PWM in Asus ProArt P16 lol.... this is omegalol i mean... and you say nothing about this bro? this is for creatives, and it shows low frequency modulation.
ASUS RMA still sucks
Numpads... just get a USB or Bluetooth one and be done with it.
I don't want numpads in my computers. Lenovo would be perfect without it.
Bro the asus is a 60 hz display who would ever buy it ?
People that don't game?
@@ben_angel just in windows it feels
S like slow motion once you go to 120
People that use external motitors