
r/SnapdragonLaptops

after watching the video, what do you think about X2 elite and X2 elite extreme?
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II — Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme — FPS Performance Test
youtu.beThe initial price of $2049 on Best Buy and $2629 on HP.com was too high to begin with, looks like it hasn't been selling well maybe and already seeing price reductions.
The model with X2E-90-100, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD is now available for $1749 at Best Buy
i'm thinking about switching to Zenbook A14. is there have any issues as a developer? mosting web dev,also how about mobile,app development. how it was with running local llm,?
The Lenovo yoga slim 7 14" with the snapdragon X2 plus CPU has released in the UK for £1,050. I think this is the first snapdragon X2 plus laptop to go on sale currently as there isn't any other laptops with the X2 plus currently available.
Here's the laptop:
>I’m looking for real-world feedback from Galaxy Book 4 Edge (1st Gen X Elite) owners on specific video editing apps.
My workflow is simple but long: I’m exporting 45-minute videos using only raw H.264 footage and audio syncing. No plugins, no grading, no VFX.
Since some apps are now native and others are still catching up, I’d love to know:
- Adobe Premiere Pro (Native): For those using the ARM-native version, does it actually handle a 45-minute H.264 timeline smoothly? Any crashes during long exports?
- DaVinci Resolve: I’ve heard the ARM version is snappy but had some early GPU driver bugs. Is it stable enough now for a simple 'cut and sync' job of this length?
- CapCut Desktop: Has anyone got this running reliably? I've seen reports of it crashing on the X Elite—does it work better now, or is it still a struggle?
- Heat & Throttling: On a long 45-minute export, does the laptop get uncomfortably hot or slow down significantly toward the end?
I’m specifically focused on the 1st Gen X Elite. If you’ve used any of these three apps for long-form work, please share your experience!