Having linux phone support is huge, I wouldn’t have thought that would be offered. I don’t think you can even get windows phone support from most manufacturers. That is a good point with hardware support, I have mostly used thinkpads which are known to have good linux support and even then there can be weird annoying issues. I could imagine there’s more that could go wrong with a random asus/lenovo gaming laptop.

I’d imagine it’s also nice to be able to see a review and know things like real world battery life beforehand, instead of just taking a gamble and not knowing how X windows laptop will perform. Thanks for taking the time to reply!

It comes with 16gb of ram at that price, it can be configured with up to 96gb of ram.

My point is more that it’s very easy to install Linux on a windows laptop, (all in all 20 minutes if you include setting up the flash drive). You would get better specs for the money that way and likely a sleeker design.

It’s the same as any other laptop, you can easily install windows and find out.

Not trying to be negative here but what is the appeal of buying a special “Linux laptop” as opposed to buying any windows laptop and installing Linux?