Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 6 vs Lenovo Yoga C740

should be plenty for coding and general web browsing and the battery life of these laptops has been getting better and better each generation. If I can give you a recommendation even though I live in the states and the market may be completely different, the Lenovo Yoga 6 has the specs I mentioned and a massive 60Wh battery for 10hr of battery life, something I can attest to as I have this laptop. It should be around 750 USD max, if it's more than that I wouldn't buy. Good Luck!

The battery is outstanding. It seems to last about 8-9 hours on full brightness and probably 14-15 hours on half (I read online reviews where it indeed lasted for 15 hours). The processor is good, although there are better 10th generation Intel i5 models out there, but the laptop is comfortably quick. The screen is bright, the colors are accurate and feel slightly warm

should get the job done. It has an 11'th gen Intel processor, Intel Iris Xe G7 integrated graphics, 16 GB RAM soldered, over 7H battery life, bright display with good color coverage, good peripheral port selection: 2 X USB-C 4.0, Thunderbolt, 2 X USB 3.2, and a Backlit Chiclet keyboard, Spill resistant

Other: The device itself runs pretty well! The only issue would be that it's dropped my wifi randomly here and there which would only be a minor inconvenience but my only fear is having it drop when I'm submitting an assignment so I've made the habit of checking beforehand! But it is the main issue I have with the device. The speakers are also pretty decent but I typically use headphones. I've seen that past models have little raisers on the inside so the keyboard isn't smashed when you have the laptop in tablet mode but this doesn't have it which is kind of a bummer but it's workable to use it semi-folded like a tent to draw on and stays in place pretty well! I've planned to sew a thin cushion to use it in desktop mode without hitting the keys but that's just me. Overall, I think if you're curious about the microsoft surface products but fear that big price point, this is a good option! College wise, it's nice to type on and a good size to keep in a backpack