Setting Up Business Laptops Through Microsoft

I've been using Microsoft Surface laptops for personal and business use for years, and I've got no complaints. I like my hardware and software to be made by the same company so there's less bloatware. I don't use the laptop to game, edit videos, or anything intensive. (Unless you count having multiple tabs of Google Chrome open.) The machine runs smoothly. No complaints there. The angular metal exterior looks and feels great. It says professional without being as boxy as a ThinkPad.

Through my experience I bought about 50 drives of this type, and I did not see any problem, and it supports all computers and laptops. I strongly recommend it,

I had two laptops that were no more than three years old and after the upgrade to Microsoft windows 11 they just seem to slow down. The simple fix was to put two of these drives in the two computers and then clean load Microsoft windows 11 - 64 bit The difference was unbelievable it was almost like a totally different computer and also with a new operating system. These are such a wonderful set of drives and do just fine performance and affordability

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Microsoft 365 gives me the software that I need for business and personal work.

I use my Yeti for work on Microsoft Lync/ Skype for Business and this thing sits nearly 2 feet away from me next to my monitors and I am told that my audio comes through almost as if I was in the room with the listener. 5 Stars al of the way.. Super easy set up and a no brainer for anyone who wants a hands free and unobtrusive device while taking calls, recording audio, etc...

I can't say enough how happy I am am with my "strap." I am using it on a Microsoft Surface Pro. Being in the contracting business, this strap lets me be more productive in the field. I don't need to lug 15 lbs. of drawings around when I could take my tablet with me into the field and check drawings, take notes, etc.. I just wish that Otter Box would make a protective case for the Surface Pro.

I bought this almost a year ago and I kept my gaming monitor as well since this one was for business, but my experience is that this monitor is as good with AAA gaming as it is with Microsoft Office! I'm sure if I really studied the pixels during fast action scenes, I may be able to see that my ASUS gaming monitor is better, but after many hours of play, I see no difference in visual quality. Some older games don't always like the wide screen, but most just put black frame bars on the left and right of the game display, using the game's highest preset resolution option with no distortion.

Now that Microsoft is out of the keyboard business, I had to find an alternative ergo keyboard. I tried 4 others prior to this one, and they all had at least one trait I just couldn’t live with. This keyboard, however, I like even more than my last one. The key stroke is crisp and responsive. The layout is comfortable. No complaints. For what it’s worth, I normally don’t write reviews, but I want this keyboard to be successful. If another coffee spill takes out the one I have now, I want to be able to buy a replacement X9 straight away!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] For business laptops you go Lenovo. I consider them the industry standard.

Small office setting with 6 laptops, 2 printers and 20 to 30 mobile devices. I switched from an old DD-WRT setup on an ASUS EX6200 (yes I know it is a range extender, but I used it as a router to save $). Haven't had any issues with all users/devices connected and surfing. The controller software is great for management, just know that you will need a place to house it (cloud, on-premise, cloud-key, etc.).