Key Hardware Specifications
- Processor (CPU): AMD Ryzen 7 6800HS. It is an 8-core, 16-thread powerhouse built on a power-efficient 6nm process. It easily handles heavy multitasking, software compilation, and audio/video editing.
- Graphics (iGPU): Integrated AMD Radeon 680M. This is the star of the show. The Radeon 680M uses RDNA2 architecture and completely outperforms Intel’s integrated graphics. It allows the laptop to play games like GTA V, Overwatch, or Dota 2 at smooth frame rates without needing a heavy, dedicated graphics card.
- Display: A gorgeous 13.3-inch panel, typically featuring a crisp 2.5K resolution (2560×1600) and a smooth 90Hz refresh rate.
- Chassis & Weight: Built out of a premium magnesium-aluminum carbon fiber alloy, making it featherlight (usually weighing right around 1 kg / 2.2 lbs) but structurally very strong.
Pros & Cons of This Setup
- The Good (The Powerhouse): Unmatched processing speed and graphic performance for a 13.3-inch laptop. The keyboard layout is comfortable, the design is highly portable, and it supports modern features like USB4 for hyper-fast data transfer and external dock compatibility.
- The Bad (Thermal & Fan Noise): Because a 35-watt HS gaming-class processor is packed into a razor-thin 13.3-inch frame, the internal fans will spin up quickly and sound quite loud under heavy workloads to prevent overheating.
- Battery Life: While AMD Ryzen chips are generally amazing with power efficiency, pushing a high-resolution 90Hz screen and a high-draw HS chip means you should expect roughly 5 to 7 hours of real-world use, rather than the 10+ hours seen on lower-powered “U-series” ultrabooks
Additional information
| Storage | 512GB SSD |
|---|---|
| Condition | Pre Owned |






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