2013 Best Laptop Computer Reviews And Comparisons

I purchased this laptop to replace my 2013 MacBook Air. That 9-year old computer never gave me any problems and we still use it for Zoom communications. Although I've only had the new 2022 M2 for a couple of weeks, I have noticed a couple of big differences. One, it is FAST. One of my computing intense photo software programs takes 25-30 seconds on my 2015 iMac to process takes about 1-second on the new M2. Two, the battery lasts a LOT longer than my previous laptop. Granted, there has been 9-years of battery improvements since 2013, but it is impressive. My last observation -- the MacBook Air I got in 2013 is still in operation. Nine years of daily use and its never been in a computer repair shop. Apple quality is unsurpassed.

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Best laptop I ever have.

I've seen a few reviews of this computer that are overly critical in my opinion. Since getting it, I've been impressed with the build quality, aesthetics, and performance. It rivals my desktop (i9-10850k + RTX 3090) for framerates and gaming experience, and the screen is one of the best I've ever seen in a laptop. Highly recommend this computer if you are looking for a high end laptop / desktop replacement.

I read a ton of reviews and watched comparisons on YouTube and decided this was the best option for me. The lever on the filter works great. I had to fiddle with my other ND filter and didn't know exactly how it was positioned.

I researched all the online reviews and spent quite a bit of time with hands on comparisons before I bought the Conquest 8 x 42 HD binos. They balance well in hand and images snap into focus with amazing clarity. Lowlight viewing is exceptional as well. Fit and finish is what one would expect at this price point...First rate. You would have to spend a thousand more to top this glass.

After going through the reviews and comparisons, I decided to go with the Haida Clear Night filter. I bought the 67mm for use with my Sony 24mm f1.4 GM. First test was at Ft. Griffin which is a very dark site but you still get some light pollution on the horizon. What made me a believer in this filter was when I a couple photos, both with and without filter, as I was setting up. A quick view in the evf showed a dramatic difference between the two shots. As some have said, you do get more blue cast to the night sky, but I really like that look. And I can warm up whichever elements I want should I want to do that. All told a really nice LP filter. I liked it so much I purchased a 77mm version for other lenses.

After weeks of online reading, reviews, opinions, and comparisons, I finally settled on the Z6. I may not know too much about photography, but weather sealing, image stabilization, a full frame sensor, and 4K video, my other choices seemed to lack one of them. Time will tell if I made the right choice, but with the limited amount of playing around I’ve done, I’m happy. Could the battery life be longer, sure, but in all reality I was looking at nature and landscape photography, so I didn’t feel it would be a major issue. Again, time will tell.

No need to shop comparisons and reviews to try to save a few dollars. Just buy this mic and know you are bringing the industry standard.

The zoom, width of view, clarity and ease of use all exceeded our expectations. I read several reviews and comparisons of birding scopes (Audubon society, etc.) before deciding on this one. Since it was not possible to see/compare any myself I was a little nervous about choosing one but as it ended up, we couldn't be happier. It's our first scope with angled viewing (now a must), and since it's not too big or heavy for toting around we plan to try taking it on more outings. In addition B&H had the best price and provided good service.