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Hmm maybe it is more audible at 13:57 (I edited my post to include this timestamp).

Great video, but I noticed audio issues in several places for example at 13:57 and 13:31 (hopefully this is is not an issue caused by my headphones/EQ).

You answered your own question in the title of this post. If you want to get rid of the Activate Windows watermark, Activate Windows ?

The hard drive and bloatware is rubbish (at least from what I see on the review page). It is a bit on the heavy side to carry around everywhere but perhaps it is a viable option

I am looking for a laptop preferably Windows, to replace my dying Chromebook (the lid from the screen is starting to split open and the battery life is subpar). I am thinking of buying an Acer Swift 1 with a Pentium Silver processor (similar performance to the 15W TDP i3 Processors), but if you have other ideas let me know. Here are some preferable criteria Decent battery life to get me through a day (I go to school and use my laptop at least 6 hours a day) Performance good enough for web browsing At least 64 GB of storage I mainly use my computer for homework, watching videos occasionally, light programming, and editing 1080p AVCHD video. My parents don't love me so my budget is under $300 ?

Ok, I added 3000 MhZ RAM and an RX 580 over a 1060

1060 is for machine learning? Maybe I'll get 3000 MHz ram but is does it pose a significant benefit?

This is for my father, he mostly does programming involving large data sets (he is financial analyst)

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I would go with the htc u ultra. You can pick it up for cheap on eBay. Htc makes some of the best lcd panels and the speakers are good. The ZTE is also a great option, and I would highly recommend it.

Hello everyone who took the time to reply to my post, thank you for your feedback and helping me choose a phone. I have chosen the old flagship path and have purchased an lg g6 for $215 USD. I will update this post with a review of the phone if I have time later.

Nena360 why? You just told me a phone without reasoning of why I should get it.

@huilun02 Ikr, no offense to Max who suggested that but I feel apple rips off their customers. Also I watched that video by Louis Rossmann (Tailosive made an apology video to him, he isn't a bad guy).

I do not like IOS, but thank you for your suggestion. The iPhone 6s has a small screen, old design, sub par battery life, and unexceptional screen.