FW 13 does make for a nice main computr.

I would still want access to another PC to help create USB install media, setup/clown drives as needed should your FW 14 go down or for initial setup.

tried different charge cables, different usbc modules?

In the U.S., it is hard not to get a Mazda without a 2.5L engine and AWD. So great gas mileage is not really a thing anymore until Mazda comes out with its hybrids in the lower end models.

I was hoping to wait two more years before buying my next car and get a Mazda hybrid in a CX-5 size. Blew my mind that a RAV4 Hybrid can get 40 mpg on the highway.

What model Anker 65W charger are you using?

I don’t have any delay when using my Anker GaNPrime 65W 3-port or 100W 3-port chargers.

Anker chargers are supposed to be able to negotiate multiple charging standards including USB PD, and pre-USB PD standards like older Samsung devices use. The marketing name for this feature is “PowerIQ” and I wonder if older versions can take longer to negotiate 65W USB PD connections.

If you really hate feeling “locked in” to windows, you really should switch to Linux and see if it works for you. Really depends on the programs you run and whether they are readily available under Linux.

If you find you need programs that only run under Windows, you need to decide if dual booting or running a Windows VM is worth it to you.

What I love about my new Framework 13 laptop is how very easy it is to swap NVME sticks. I also like how inexpensive 2TB sticks are today. I’ve been easily swapping out sticks to go between Windows 11 and Linux a lot to evaluate Framework Linux support.