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Test day - Device recommendations?
notlegallyblonde
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I'm curious -- for those who have already taken the virtual LSAT -- what device did you use? (i.e., 13" Macbook, 16" Macbook) I have been using a 27" Mac desktop but I'll be taking the LSAT from a hotel and am not sure bringing the desktop will be practical (although it's a possibility).
My laptop is seriously outdated so I'll need to purchase another but I'm kind of freaking out about screen size?
If anyone can help, please reply to this thread with your device and what you liked/disliked about your LSAT experience!
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You can test your equipment here! https://go.proctoru.com/students/system-metrics/new
From my recollection, the format to the digital is really similar to how 7sage set up their digital questions.
I would bring your desktop. You dont want to risk being distracted by the screen size or anything different. It may not be practical, but its better to be safe than sorry.