Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

Hiking boot recommendations?

Any recommendations for women's hiking shoes?

[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

Cold and wet weather hiking boots recommendations?

I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

Request - Hiking Sandals

Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

[Request] Powerful dishwasher with sanitize function?

I want the best god damned dishwasher money can buy.

Looking for the best, easiest to operate, cheapest dishwasher - Recommendation?

[Request] Best countertop dishwasher for reasonable price?

Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

Countertop/Portable Dishwasher

[Request] Dishwasher &lt;$1k Australian with QOL features and low water use

Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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BIFL: Mastercraft ratchet set with lifetime warranty. Got it at 14, im 31. Went thru more abuse than you think!

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Was told to post this here. Husky 270pc toolset from Home Depot for $99, normally $199. Lifetime warranty too

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Open world game with huge map, lots of things to do, and great graphics

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Blsoodborne or Resident evil 2 ?

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The MacBook Air has a comfortable keyboard, good performance, and a reasonable amount of storage—things that haven’t always been true of previous MacBook Airs.

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On the macOS side, the obvious choice is the Apple MacBook Air 13 (M1, 2020). Not only is it compact and lightweight, but its M1 processor packs more than enough power to handle general productivity tasks and even some light video editing and gaming. On top of that, it can do all of it while remaining completely silent because it's a fanless device, which is great if you're noise-sensitive or plan to use it in a quiet office or classroom. The battery lasts a little over 13 hours of light use, and even if you need to plug it in, its 30W charger is small and fits easily into most bags.

As you would expect, the build quality is outstanding. It's a solid piece of aluminum with no flex in the display or keyboard deck. The screen is bright, sharp, and colorful, and the keyboard isn't fatiguing to type on for extended periods. Its gigantic haptic touchpad tracks all movements and gestures well, and its webcam captures a clear image for video calls. The port selection could be better as it only has two USB-C ports and a headphone jack, though that's usually a tradeoff for such a compact form factor.

Other features include a fingerprint sensor built into the power button, which you can use to log in quickly, authorize purchases on the App Store, and auto-fill passwords saved on your iCloud account. As is typical with most thin and light laptops, the memory and storage aren't user-replaceable. Most people can get by with 8GB of RAM, though it may be worth getting more if you tend to have a lot of things running simultaneously. So, if you prefer macOS or are willing to give it a try, the MacBook Air is an easy recommendation.

The best laptop under $1,000 we've tested is the Apple MacBook Air 13 (M1, 2020). Even though it's a model from 2020 and there's a newer M2 MacBook Air, we still recommend the M1 MacBook Air because it's an incredible value. Its build quality beats anything in this price range, and it provides the best user experience with a sharp display, a comfortable keyboard, and a large and responsive haptic touchpad. It's very portable thanks to its thin and light design, and its battery lasts easily through a typical 8-hour school or workday. Apple's M1 SoC has enough processing power to handle light tasks like web browsing, text formatting, video playback, and even the occasional photo editing and gaming session.

There's a fingerprint sensor built into the power button so you can log in quickly and get to work. The webcam's video quality is excellent even though it's only 720p, and voices sound clear through the microphone. You don't need to worry about any loud fan noise since it's a fanless device. It only has two USB-C ports, so you'll likely need dongles or a dock, and unfortunately, it only supports one external display.

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For Apple fans, the 13-inch MacBook Air combines decent specs, a lightweight frame, and good battery life in one compelling package.
The model we tested is equipped with an Intel Core i3 processor, 8GB of memory, and 256GB of solid-state storage. That's fine for ordinary tasks (browsing the web, editing office productivity documents, etc), but you may want to consider upgrading to an i5 processor if you're hoping to use the laptop for creative work such as photo or video editing.
If you've never owned a Mac before, you should also note that there's no touch screen option. Apple fans are used to that, but it may be a deal breaker for Windows folks.

For Apple fans, the 13-inch MacBook Air combines decent specs, a lightweight frame, and good battery life in one compelling package.The model we tested is equipped with an Intel Core i3 processor, 8GB of memory, and 256GB of solid-state storage. That's fine for ordinary tasks (browsing the web, editing office productivity documents, etc), but you may want to consider upgrading to an i5 processor if you're hoping to use the laptop for creative work such as photo or video editing.If you've never owned a Mac before, you should also note that there's no touch screen option. Apple fans are used to that, but it may be a deal breaker for Windows folks.

The latest MacBook Air offers strong performance in a highly portable package. This is the base model, which has 8 gigabytes of memory and 256GB of solid state storage. It uses Apple’s new M1 processor, delivering not only fast performance but also up to 12.5 hours of battery life on a charge. The laptop weighs less than 3 pounds.CR’s test results: Apple MacBook Air 13-inch laptop

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 It's a 16 by 10 aspect ratio or something that ever asks on every single Windows notebook review. The resolution here is excellent, especially with Mac Os scaling and the true tone which warms up the the colors a bit uh, depending on the time of day. Really pleasant for the eyes. We have glass here that you have to clean occasionally and I don't really care about the slightly chunkier bezels

 I gotta plug in an external amp because otherwise their internals mess up the audio signal on my blade. I love the new updated keyboard. It's fast to get used to just enough travel distance and a silent profile. The backlight function is now in the command center for manual control, but it's always smart enough to auto adjust anyway

 You've probably already seen a thousand reviews of this machine, so this is not a benchmark video, but if you haven't bought one yet, perhaps this video will nudge you in one direction or the other. My wife loves it. she says, uh, it fits in her purse. it doesn't hurt her back, It's light and small and it gets the job done all right

 The eight gigs is fine because I do all the heavy lifting on all my other machines, but as a portable, everything else but video production, this thing is awesome. All right guys. I hope you enjoyed this uh, long-term coverage. And yeah, subscribe if you haven't already

Apple M1 MacBook Air - Long Term User Review

On the macOS side, the obvious choice is the Apple MacBook Air 13 (M1, 2020). Not only is it compact and lightweight, but its M1 processor packs more than enough power to handle general productivity tasks and even some light video editing and gaming. On top of that, it can do all of it while remaining completely silent because it's a fanless device, which is great if you're noise-sensitive or plan to use it in a quiet office or classroom. The battery lasts a little over 13 hours of light use, and even if you need to plug it in, its 30W charger is small and fits easily into most bags

As you would expect, the build quality is outstanding. It's a solid piece of aluminum with no flex in the display or keyboard deck. The screen is bright, sharp, and colorful, and the keyboard isn't fatiguing to type on for extended periods. Its gigantic haptic touchpad tracks all movements and gestures well, and its webcam captures a clear image for video calls

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The other thing the Air doesn’t have is a touchscreen. There’s nothing much more to say about it at this point; if Apple can add trackpad support to iPadOS, it can probably figure out touch support in macOS. But the company doesn’t seem interested in that, so I wouldn’t expect to see it happen anytime soon. At least the trackpad is great: it’s huge like on all modern MacBooks, but it still feels great to scroll and click on

The other big news is the processor selection, which consists of three special versions of Intel’s 10th-generation Y-series chips. Previous MacBook Airs offered but one anemic dual-core processor choice; now, you can spec an Air out with a 1.2GHz quad-core Core i7 if you wish.

But if you push the Air for a little while, things will get hot, and the system won’t allow the processor to get all the way up to 3.2GHz. In my tests with Cinebench, clock speed was capped at around 1.5GHz under sustained workloads

2GHz to get something done and then ramp it back down to 1.1GHz to preserve heat and battery life. This is a pretty normal strategy now.

All it needed was a totally new keyboard and faster processors

 There are also noticeable advantages in terms of the emissions, and especially the fan is much quieter with a slower maximum speed. This means the i3 MacBook Air is quieter for longer periods of time, even when you stress it.The MacBook Air with the dual-core i3 processor is the better device for basic workloads. The subjective performance impression is very good in these scenarios, the fan is quieter, and you can still enjoy the good display as well as the improved keyboard

The MacBook Air with the dual-core i3 processor is the better device for basic workloads. The subjective performance impression is very good in these scenarios, the fan is quieter, and you can still enjoy the good display as well as the improved keyboard.There are still drawbacks, because the overall level of performance is just very low. This would not be a huge problem, but why does Apple not manage to create a completely passively cooled device? A silent MacBook Air would be a great, but we have the suspicion that Apple limits the Air on purpose

Verdict – The Core i3 is the better choice for everyday tasks

In terms of its price, the entry level is particularly attractive, especially since there are always some good offers from vendors over the years. The additional charge for the octa-core GPU and 16 GB of RAM are not necessarily worthwhile, and the fast 8 GB of Unified RAM should be completely sufficient for most users. The 256-GB SSD represents more of a limitation, and the premiums for more storage space are very hefty. The additional charge for the MacBook Pro 13 with active cooling is also only worthwhile for very few users

 Buyers should find out in advance whether the software they use could run into trouble or whether there are alternatives. However, any limitations in the app selection from this are balanced by the numerous newly added iOS apps that will run perfectly thanks to the ARM chip. The new Apple chips celebrate a successful debut in the MacBook Air. With maturing software, probably&nbsp;no one will miss the Intel chips in the Mac&nbsp;in the future

 On the other hand, the emulation is fast enough to still get better results than when using the old entry-level processors from Intel. Unfortunately, not everything works perfectly yet. From stuttering interfaces and longer load times up to app crashes, there are many open problems. So you have to hope for native versions of the software or updates from Apple

 We can also reassure you about the surface temperatures, with only the internals getting very hot, as is typical for Apple. A huge advantage of the lack of a fan is the silent operation of the notebook, which is perfect in quiet surroundings. The new Apple M1 also has a positive effect on the battery life. With its energy-saving cores, it is able to save a lot of power in our WLAN battery test, and it can even last through a full work day at maximum display brightness

Verdict

 Well, this got me to assess what I will be using the machine for and for how long.  Storage can be added with external drives, slower, but it will let you scrape by. RAM is another story. When you constantly use up RAM, the system starts using "swap memory" where it uses the SSD to store temporary files

  The M1 model has blown me away with its speed and smooth running with a large number of apps open, including Final Cut & Logic Pro. Admittedly the 2017 MB was the bottom of the line and I suffered under frequent overheating issues with too many things open and the single C-port fiasco.  I likely would have gone with the 7 core GPU model if one had been in stock at the time of purchase, but I wanted 512 GB of SSD space, so I paid more by going with eh 8 core. From everything that I've seen, the lack of more RAM upgrades is not nearly as important as it was with the Intel x86 processors and is really only useful when you have many GPU intensive "Pro Apps" running at the same time

 Upgrading to the cheaper ($699+Upgrades) M1 Mac mini would be the cheapest way to get better performance for the Pro Apps, but I need a laptop, so... So, that is why I'm planning to return this machine and get one (likely the MacBook Pro M1), with 16 GB RAM & 1 TB SSD

 I traded in my (MNYH2LL/A) - 2017 12" Macbook with the Intel M3 processor, 256 GB SSD, 8 GB Ram. I kept my charging adapter & C-cable (which are both compatible with the M1 Late 2020 Macbook Air), so ended up with a $330 Apple Store instant credit towards the M1.  The M1 model has blown me away with its speed and smooth running with a large number of apps open, including Final Cut & Logic Pro. Admittedly the 2017 MB was the bottom of the line and I suffered under frequent overheating issues with too many things open and the single C-port fiasco

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 I didn't know enough to immerse myself in the (hard-to-find) Essentials Manual before touching the FORCE touchpad. Took a long time that to realize that "force" really meant FORCE (as in "smash it down" ) There is a System Preferences bypass, but I got embroiled in a DARK MODE display (black screen), missing cursor, and of course loss of Intel-chip based favorite apps which all took precedence over trying to find and read a possible Manual. Help menu did not help.

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 There's a satisfying heft to typing, and unlike the previous version you'll never wonder if a keystroke registered. It's hard to overstate how big a change this is when using the two MacBook Air keyboards side by side.&nbsp;      The butterfly keyboard on the left, versus the new Magic Keyboard on the right.&nbsp; Dan Ackerman/CNETAnd it's about time

&nbsp;The review unit I've been using is the upgraded Core i5 version, and in initial work-from-home testing, I found it to be roughly on-par with current Windows Core i5 laptops, but seriously lagging some recent Core i7 models, like the new Dell XPS 13 we just tested. Battery life was 9:40 on our streaming video battery drain test, which is a little behind Apple's claims, but good enough for all-day, every day use.&nbsp;       Dan Ackerman/CNETI have not tested the cheaper Core i3 base model, but I'm sure it's fine for everyday office or student tasks, even some modest graphic design and photo editing. But I do cringe a bit at paying a thousand bucks for a Core i3 CPU

 In 2018, the system finally got a&nbsp;much-needed reboot, adding a high-res screen, slimmer bezels and Touch ID. But at the same time, it also added the much-maligned butterfly keyboard and kicked the price up. &nbsp;I always felt that was a mistake -- $999 is an important psychological and financial barrier, especially for students, writers and anyone who needs maximum reliability and usability on a budget.&nbsp;Keyboard evolution&nbsp;Now that I've had a chance to go hands-on with the new MacBook Air, the keyboard really stands out as a major selling point

 Put them next to each other and try to tell the two apart. You can't; they're identical. Until, that is, you open both lids. It's a subtle thing, but if you look closely there's a new look and feel to the keyboard

Magic Keyboard makes the new $999 MacBook Air

..I have to say the speed of the new M1 processor compared to any of the Windows 10 computers is very impressive and just the speed and "faster response" the MacBook seems to have combined with the programs I have downloaded and a few I purchased I would have to say I prefer the MacBook. I added a 7 port USB hub and a trackball I use instead of the built in pad but other then that I have not changed a thing

I have to say the speed of the new M1 processor compared to any of the Windows 10 computers is very impressive and just the speed and "faster response" the MacBook seems to have combined with the programs I have downloaded and a few I purchased I would have to say I prefer the MacBook. I added a 7 port USB hub and a trackball I use instead of the built in pad but other then that I have not changed a thing. It definitely does everything I need it to do both business related an for pleasure. I also enjoy the small portable size and will be taking it on it's first trip in just a few days

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My actual results? I’m getting between eight and 10 hours of real, sustained work depending on how hard I am pushing it. That’s not quite 50 percent better than the last MacBook Air, but it’s very close. 

 It’s nigh unheard of for a computer with an integrated GPU. I am doing work on this MacBook Air that would have brought my old MacBook Air to its knees.

The other differences are all on the inside. There’s no fan anymore, for one thing, just an aluminum heat spreader. But even when pushing this machine to its absolute limit, I never felt it get more than a little warm. Apple knows what the thermal ceiling for this system is, and it keeps the MacBook well within it

In a week of testing, I have pushed this computer and its new Apple-made processor to its limits and found that those limits exceeded my expectations on nearly every level. 

The new Arm-based system has exceeded almost every expectation

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Our most powerful laptopsFusing the portability of a laptop and the performance of a workstation, the ThinkPad P Series laptops are ISV-certified for all major applications. These systems feature lightning-fast graphics and processing, and the latest cutting-edge technology to handle your compute-intensive needs-in surprisingly light packages. Manufacturer: Lenovo Group Limited. Manufacturer Part Number: 20QT0012US. Brand Name: Lenovo. Product Line: ThinkPad. Product Series: P1 Gen 2. Product Model: 20QT0012US. Product Name: ThinkPad P1 Gen 2 20QT0012US Mobile Workstation. Product Type: Mobile Workstation. [Processor & Chipset] Processor Manufacturer: Intel. Processor Type: Core i7. Processor Generation: 9th Gen. Processor Model: i7-9750H. Processor Speed: 2. 60 GHz. Processor Core: Hexa-core (6 Core). [Memory] Standard Memory: 16 GB. Memory Technology: DDR4 SDRAM. [Storage] Total Solid State Drive Capacity: 256 GB. [Display & Graphics] Screen Size: 15. 6". Display Screen Type: LCD. Display Screen Technology: In-plane Switching (IPS) Technology. Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080. Graphics Controller Manufacturer: NVIDIA. Graphics Controller Model: Quadro T1000. Graphics Memory Capacity: Up to 4 GB. Graphics Memory Technology: GDDR5. Graphics Memory Accessibility: Dedicated. [Network & Communication] Wireless LAN: Yes. Wireless LAN Standard: IEEE 802. 11ax. Ethernet Technology: Ethernet. Bluetooth: Yes. [Built-in Devices] Front Camera/Webcam: Yes. Finger Print Reader: Yes. [Interfaces/Ports] Total Number of USB Ports: 2. Number of USB 3. 1 Ports: 2. Network (RJ-45): Yes. [Software] Operating System Platform: Windows. Operating System: Windows 10 Pro (English). Operating System Architecture: 64-bit. [Input Devices] Keyboard Backlight: Yes. Keyboard Localization: English (US). [Power Description] Input Voltage: 120 V AC. 230 V AC. [Miscellaneous] Package Conte

As the pocket-protector version of the ThinkPad X1 Extreme, Lenovo's ThinkPad P1 (starts at $1,679; $3,567 as tested) stands somewhat apart from its other mobile workstations. The 15.6-inch laptop is thinner and lighter than its ThinkPad P53 sibling, with lower memory and storage ceilings (64GB and 4TB, versus 128GB and 6TB), and its professional graphics options climb to Nvidia's 4GB, not-VR-ready Quadro T2000 instead of the colossal 16GB Quadro RTX 5000. But those are still impressive specs, and the P1 is an impressive choice for design or engineering pros seeking a road-worthy workstation

After fully recharging the laptop, we set up the machine in power-save mode (as opposed to balanced or high-performance mode) where available and make a few other battery-conserving tweaks in preparation for our unplugged video rundown test. (We also turn Wi-Fi off, putting the laptop into airplane mode.) In this test, we loop a video&mdash;a locally stored 720p file of the Blender Foundation short film Tears of Steel(Opens in a new window)&mdash;with screen brightness set at 50 percent and volume at 100 percent until the system quits.

The mobile workstation version of Lenovo&#039;s ThinkPad X1 Extreme, the P1 lacks the sheer might of the company&#039;s ThinkPad P53, but it is considerably easier to carry. It&#039;s a winner for traveling design pros or content creators.

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