One Netbook One Mix 3 Pro Platinum Windows 10 Ultrabook

I was pleasantly surprised by the hardware – the machine feels solid as, the keyboard is really usable after an hour or two, the fan curves are very reasonable and keep the CPU at a sensible temperature. However, the firmware side is pretty awful. The AMI BIOS doesn't come with network drivers so you can't netboot off a USB-C Ethernet dongle (something, for example, a Toshiba X40 i have access to can do) and came with no Secure Boot keys and with Secure Boot disabled. When selecting Default Provisioning of the keys, all are populated with "DO NOT TRUST - AMI Test Key", which is suboptimal, but after putting my own keys into the PK/KEK/DB and the Debian key into DB, all seems to work fine. The DMI information is full of Default Strings and explicitly says chassis=desktop, so that's a bit of an L as well. The microcode in the firmware is ancient, but Linux early firmware loading worked, so it's not that big of a deal. Also be aware that the fingerprint sensor is attached via SPI with an ACPI table entry pointing at it, and that's not supported by libfprint right now (see issue #112). The screen is oriented with down towards the left, but fbcon=rotate:3 in the cmdline works for the console, and X rotation of the display leftward, as well as adjusting the touchscreen and pen transformation matrices make it work beautifully.

Very good piece of equipment, fast, sleek, small and well rounded, only thing I have a problem with, is the heat that this thing gives off.

I LOVE THIS LAPTOP!!! got it for work to replace my big and bulky ZBook. I have docking stations with dual screens at both work and home so when i need more screen space its nice and easy and when im travelling i have the power to do what i want on the mo

Does everything it says it does. Very high quality hardware, excellent build quality. The metal shell is well made, the keyboard has great usability and a good layout for the size constraints. I’m using this for professional applications, and I can run multiple VMs in VMWare Workstation while still managing other tools in Windows. It has more than enough power to run multiple Linux OSs side by side with Windows 10, with plenty to spare. The 2k screen and UHD graphics work very well when I have some downtime and want to play some Steam games. My only recommendations would be to adjust the window scaling. The default resolution is the best possible, but the scaling is 225% in order to fit the environment well to the small screen, however certain apps, such as Avast Security, do not scale correctly at such a high percentage and portions of the menus will be off the screen. I lowered the scaling quite a bit and can still comfortably use both laptop and touch mode, though I do primarily use the stylus. The only other problem I’ve had is with the stylus drivers. I’ll occasionally end up with the “right click” circle from the pen stuck on a part of the screen that will persist until restart. It doesn’t effect the functionality of the pen of mouse, but it is annoying. What DOES affect the functionality is the way the pen tip itself is mapped. Anything but the fastest, lightest tap will begin to register as a right click, making a double click virtually impossible. This persists independent of the Windows pen settings, including whether hold for secondary click is even on. The only workaround so far has been for me to hold the second pen button (mapped to erase for most apps) when I want single or double clicks. The forward pen button for right clicks works normally. This is not a pen issue, but an issue with whatever drivers OneMix is using for the screen. Other than that, it’s been an excellent laptop for my purposes, and any IT/Sec professional will be more than happy with this machine.

Does everything it says it does. Very high quality hardware, excellent build quality. The metal shell is well made, the keyboard has great usability and a good layout for the size constraints. I’m using this for professional applications, and I can run mu