Do You Use a Laptop or a Desktop for Work?

Do You Use a Laptop or a Desktop for Work?

  • Laptop

    Votes: 51 49.0%
  • Desktop

    Votes: 28 26.9%
  • Both

    Votes: 25 24.0%

  • Total voters
    104
I'm asking because I can't decide whether to buy a laptop or a desktop.

My laptop is falling to bits (it wasnt a cheap one either)
Phone, lol. But seriously, working on a couch from a smartphone is comfy. Half the time I'm standing in front of my pc (because my ass hurts from all that couch potato action). I never really liked laptops that much due to overheating drama... So I started with getting a bigger hard drive, next I'll be buying a new phone and then new pc after that. With my 'fantastic' earnings that might take a while. If you like laptops, have no problems with overheating or compatibility (I'm on linux) then go for it. Phone & pc combo for me, though.
 
That's what I have now....an MSI gaming laptop.

It's been a good laptop (for power) but had nothing but trouble with the screen and hinges.

Most days the screen doesnt come on.

I have to keep powering off the laptop and turning it back on until the screen decides it wants to come on.

I would never buy another MSI laptop.

Here it is.....https://www.scan.co.uk/products/156...r4-256gb-m2-pcie-ssdplus1tb-hdd-6gb-gtx-1060-
Yeahhhh, that's why I prefer pc, stability is important for me. Laptops seem to be less stable.
 
The small screen would still be a deal killer for me.
Desktop - Powerful, big screen machine with the downside of being stationary
Laptop - Small portable device with the downsides of being slower and smaller screen

For a lot of jobs laptop is more than enough, but for many including myself having a large ass screen just makes it so much more productive, for example looking at CSV files, databases or just having several text files besides each other.
And god bless those people who have to work with audio/video editing on a laptop

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Now this is something I've never though of.
 
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