Which laptop size is best for your DAW?

The dual-screen laptops that have come on the market recently are great for DAW users - but the size you choose can make more of a difference than you might think!

[@warbeats]

I now understand your post about spacing the mixer. This is a really cool thing.

[@syberpunk]

Glad you’ve found the larger one to improve your workflow! I may be in the minority, but after trying the larger one at the store, it seemed too large for me as to hinder its portability. I bring my laptop to and from work daily so I ended up prioritizing that over the bit of extra screen real estate. So I went with the middle-ground: the 14.5” Pro Duo OLED (UX8402). Nicely between the older 14.0” and 15.6” models. Thanks for the comparison!

[@sergiofilho7845]

thanks for share your thoughts.

[@sundamusik]

Didn't know these were on the market, they look verry nice. Think you're right about the extra space on the pro version, it will make a big diffrence. Will have to look into this one, bless

[@ianwalker2258]

Glad you like them - I haven't stopped using separate control surfaces but I am doing a lot more touch/screen-based work as a result of owning one of these and my workflow has definitely improved.
Good = 15.6 or larger single-screen laptop
Better = 14" Dual Screen Display (Zenbook Duo)
Best = 15.6" Dual Screen Display (Zenbook Pro Duo)

[@pjdahmen]

well done

[@dyaaong6030]

Was trying to buy one last friday and it was all sold out in store beside amazon. Do you used ableton on this laptop? Or just FL

[@ianwalker2258]

I have only used FLS. but any window based DAW should be able to make exekent use if the second screen