Name: Starlabs Starbook
Brand: Starlabs
SKU: 6365b718dcf6e2881a1c4cbe
Rating: 2.7 (6 reviews)

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 The chassis is custom designed by Starlabs and it's a good one. It's sturdy with just the tiniest flex in the middle of the keyboard deck and no shade on the magnesium alloy used on most Clevo or Tongfang laptops, but aluminium just feels more hefty and solid, just feels higher quality somehow. Even though it does add 400 grams to the weight of the laptop and you can definitely feel it when it's in your bag. Now that design just really works for me

 Even though it does add 400 grams to the weight of the laptop and you can definitely feel it when it's in your bag. Now that design just really works for me. It's sturdy, it's beautiful, the hinge is super solid and even though it has like some amount of flex on the keyboard, it really doesn't have much on the top and bottom sides. Now it's also not a noisy laptop, the fan rarely runs at full speed and when it does it's not helicopter-like, although there is a bit of wine, barely audible

 Hey guys, this is Nick, and today we have a very special laptop to take a look at. It's the Starlabs Starbook Mark 5. And what sets it apart from other laptops is the fact that it doesn't use a Clevo or Tongfang chassis. It's a custom-designed aluminum chassis that Starlabs made themselves for this device specifically, compared to other manufacturers that offer a device using Linux out of the box, which generally just reuse Clevo or Tongfang chassis and just put their components and assemble them themselves

 While I was testing the laptop, running Geekbench, Kdiscmark, running YouTube videos, installing applications, running my updates, all on the wi-fi and with brightness up to 50%, the laptop endured for 6 hours. Now for less power hungry tasks, if you skip the installing, the benchmarking, I think you can probably make it last for 7 hours or so on wi-fi at 50% brightness. It's not bad battery life, it's a 65 watt hour battery which I think can hold on for that long. Now the entry-level model with its Core i3 and 8 gigabytes of RAM is enough for anything basic a user might want to do and it goes for 959 euros which is okay for such a well-designed ultrabook

 Now I could not reproduce the advertised speeds on their website but after checking out with them, it's because my review unit got a PCIe Gen 3 SSD and those speeds are for PCIe Gen 4, so it's normal, the speeds I got are good and they are as advertised for a PCIe Gen 3 drive. Now the battery life is good, really good. While I was testing the laptop, running Geekbench, Kdiscmark, running YouTube videos, installing applications, running my updates, all on the wi-fi and with brightness up to 50%, the laptop endured for 6 hours. Now for less power hungry tasks, if you skip the installing, the benchmarking, I think you can probably make it last for 7 hours or so on wi-fi at 50% brightness

NO CLEVO? Starlabs Starbook Mk. V review

I've been using Linux ocasionally for some years, along with Windows. But now I want a laptop to install Linux alone because it's the one I've been using 24/7 for almost 2 year, no dual boot or side OS. Recently I saw a comment recommending to avoid Nvidia graphics and Realtek Network hardware on Linux, so I'd like to know what else should I look when buying a new hardware machine.

Currently have Windows in the HDD, which I stopped using since like 2 years, and Xubuntu in the SSD. Both in the same laptop, I have to boot Linux with the USB I used to install it, because I couldn't configure the grub properly (I think this resumes my knowledge on Linux).

PD: I'm new on this subr, and probably this has been discussed a lot here, so I've been reading previous post.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve been using Linux ocasionally for some years, along with Windows. But now I want a laptop to install Linux alone because it&#39;s the one I&#39;ve been using 24/7 for almost 2 years, no dual boot nor side OS. Recently, I saw a comment recommending to avoid Nvidia graphics and Realtek Network hardware on Linux. So, I&#39;d like to know what else should I look closely when buying a new hardware machine.</p>

<p>Currently I have Windows in the HDD, which I stopped using since like 2 years, and Xubuntu in the SSD. Both in the same laptop, I have to boot Linux with the USB I used to install it, because I couldn&#39;t configure the grub properly (I think this resumes my knowledge on Linux).</p>

<p>PD: I&#39;m new on this subr, and probably this has been discussed a lot here, so I&#39;ve been reading previous posts.</p>
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Looking to buy a new laptop to install Linux only

HP Dev One, Star labs Starbook MK V, and Macbook Air M1 Comparisons

I want to get a decent Linux compatible laptop that can handle heavy multitasking and compiling code.  

- Price: maximum 800-ish €, if absolutely necessary 900€  
- has to be available in the EU, with German keyboard layout  
- CPU: at least 4 cores
- Graphics: I don't need a dedicated graphics card, but if it is included the laptop *has* to fully function with it disabled (want to minimize power usage) - so probably the best option is some Ryzen with integrated graphics? Also NVidia is an absolute no-go
- RAM: at least 8GB + upgradeable, else at least 16GB
- Storage: I can install my own SSD in the laptop, but would prefer built-in with 256GB or more
- Display: don't care, anything above 13" is fine, however I would prefer 16:10 or 3:2 as opposed to 16:9
- Keyboard: don't care about Numpad, but should be comfortable for a lot of typing and not be too small
- Touchpad: not too small
- Ports: RJ45 LAN, any external monitor port (preferably HDMI, but DP/DP over USB-C if fine), *minimum* 2 USB-A ports, headphone jack (not absolutely required), would like a USB-C port, but doesn't matter as much
- OS: doesn't matter, I'm probably going to install Linux Mint or Manjaro
- Battery life: *important* the most anyhow possible, because Linux... should last a work day

Based on everything of the above, it seems to me the best options are some of the ThinkPads or even ThinkBooks with AMD CPUs? However I don't know that much about lapop hardware. What really matters for my use case is long battery life, a good keyboard, decent performance on Linux and the ports. I also know that all of these requirements are difficult to get in that price range, so I might get a used laptop and replace the battery and storage. What laptops do you recommend?

<div class="md"><p>I want to get a decent Linux compatible laptop that can handle heavy multitasking and compiling code.  </p>

<ul>
<li>Price: maximum 800-ish €, if absolutely necessary 900€<br/></li>
<li>has to be available in the EU, with German keyboard layout<br/></li>
<li>CPU: at least 4 cores</li>
<li>Graphics: I don&#39;t need a dedicated graphics card, but if it is included the laptop <em>has</em> to fully function with it disabled (want to minimize power usage) - so probably the best option is some Ryzen with integrated graphics? Also NVidia is an absolute no-go</li>
<li>RAM: at least 8GB + upgradeable, else at least 16GB</li>
<li>Storage: I can install my own SSD in the laptop, but would prefer built-in with 256GB or more</li>
<li>built-in WiFi</li>
<li>Display: don&#39;t care, anything above 13&quot; is fine, however I would prefer 16:10 or 3:2 as opposed to 16:9</li>
<li>Keyboard: don&#39;t care about Numpad, but should be comfortable for a lot of typing and not be too small</li>
<li>Touchpad: not too small</li>
<li>Ports: RJ45 LAN, any external monitor port (preferably HDMI, but DP/DP over USB-C if fine), <em>minimum</em> 2 USB-A ports, headphone jack (not absolutely required), would like a USB-C port, but doesn&#39;t matter as much</li>
<li>OS: doesn&#39;t matter, I&#39;m probably going to install Linux Mint or Manjaro</li>
<li>Battery life: <em>important</em> the most anyhow possible, because Linux... should last a work day</li>
</ul>

<p>Based on everything of the above, it seems to me the best options are some of the ThinkPads or even ThinkBooks with AMD CPUs? However I don&#39;t know that much about lapop hardware. What really matters for my use case is long battery life, a good keyboard, decent performance on Linux (and compatibility!) and the ports. I also know that all of these requirements are difficult to get in that price range, so I might get a used laptop and replace the battery and storage. What laptops do you recommend?</p>
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Help me find an affordable preformant Linux laptop

Starlabs Starbook MK V Long Term Review

Hello, I am currently using an M1 Macbook Air with 16GB of RAM, I am happy with the performance, but am looking to switch to Linux. I know next to nothing about computer hardware (let alone what hardware is best for Linux). My current plan is to use Linux Mint (Although I am not 100% set on using mint as my distro), and these are the things I would like to have in a laptop:

USB C port(s)
At least 16GB of RAM
Solid build quality

I will be using the machine as a daily driver and the maximum amount I'd be willing to pay would be around $1500-$2000. I apologize for my lack of knowledge on laptops.

<div class="md"><p>Hello, I am currently using an M1 Macbook Air with 16GB of RAM, I am happy with the performance, but am looking to switch to Linux. I know next to nothing about computer hardware (let alone what hardware is best for Linux). My current plan is to use Linux Mint (Although I am not 100% set on using mint as my distro), and these are the things I would like to have in a laptop:</p>

<ul>
<li><p>USB C port(s)</p></li>
<li><p>At least 16GB of RAM</p></li>
<li><p>Solid build quality</p></li>
</ul>

<p>I will be using the machine as a daily driver and the maximum amount I&#39;d be willing to pay would be around $1500-$2000. I apologize for my lack of knowledge on laptops.</p>
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Clueless as to which laptop I should buy for my use case

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