The case was slightly bent from factory (did wobble a bit when on a table) I sent it in and the "fixed" it (they didn't).
I never was really happy with it and I was pretty expensive for what I could afford as a CS student (like 1100€).
All of these issues went away over time and it's been running very smoothly for the last 18 months or so. Everything just works, and battery life is quite good.
The feel of the keyboard unfortunately cannot be fixed, and the built-in microphone sounds terrible, but with all the other issues gone, and very little need for a built-in microphone, I'm more or less happy with it.
WSL just made it easier not having to depend on VMware or Virtual Box.
The other devices get bought with WebOS and Android, just work.
Linux has gotten a lot better and windows a lot worse in the fifteen years since 7 came out. I'm forced to use Windows 11 for work and I have many, many issues with it that just aren't present in Linux.
Even ChromeOS doesn't fully support GNU/Linux when running Crostini, https://chromeos.dev/en/linux/linux-on-chromeos-faq
But it’s light and capable.
Still I’ll likely get a MacBook and run Asahi for my home laptop as the build quality is still the best in the industry.
If you'd run Asahi anyways, seriously consider a Framework. You'll get much more for your money, and they have people on staff dedicated to providing a good Linux experience.