ASUS 2023 Vivobook 14 Laptop Full Review

not much issues while using photoshop, premiere pro hasn’t had many issues but then again I am not working on 60fps 4k footage. For editing 1080p clips and lower it does the job well enough but for encoding it will most likely take longer than my tower but its not a 3000$ gaming laptop either.Battery life, I’d say 6-7 hours or more with regular use and low brightness.Screen quality in comparison to my S7 tablet which has a ridiculous screen is decent. The colors are alright but won’t pop or anything. It does the job but if you need a better screen maybe opt for a macbook as the M1 chips are really good.Touch screen in comparison to my S7 tablet, I’d say the S7 is as smooth and as close as you can get to normal handwriting with its far superior screen glass, pen and screen refresh rate. I have used both for photoshop while testing out the pen in making masks. Using the S7 for masking in PS was a smoother experience HOWEVER using the asus pen and screen was still very usable. The responsiveness is a bit more sluggish in comparison to the tablet and the harder tip of the Asus pen makes for a more abbrasive experience but I for one don’t really see it hindering my life. This is why Im selling my S7 as the benefits from the better pen and screen are vastly outweighed by the fact that the Vivobook is an actual PC and its still good. Overall, having the touch screen makes masking and anything needing some semblance of accuracy 100x easier than using a mouse (in pic that took me 10 min while a mouse would have taken me 45+). Im sure Wacom tablets are amazing but if you’re trying to simplify your life this will do. Also if you’re using a monitor, the vivobook just becomes one gigantic wacom anyways (just not as accurate or sensitive).RAM Upgrade: Yes you can do it, its super easy to do as it took me 15 minutes. Unscrewing and screwing the casing was the longest part. I bought 16gb 3200mhz card off amazon and it gave me 20gb total which is more than futureproof.Build quality:I come from using an old zenbook from 2012, one of the first models and this is 1000% better quality. the keybed barely has any bend. The mouse pad is much more solid as well and more responsive but not Apple level. Only pain in the a55 is that the directional arrows are pushed a bit inward due to the Fn key at the bottom right which takes some getting used to. The only thing my old zenbook had better was that the screen was matte but then again it was not touch.Overall this is a solid laptop and Id assume the touch responsiveness may and can be improved with future firmware updates but so far not much to complain about. If you can find this on sale or 100$ off there is really no laptop that comes close performance and price wise.Been also using it with Xboxs cloud gaming so flipping it into tablet pretty much gives me a 14in TV. It can also play FIFA 22 at decently high settings so thats another bonus.

I just bought this computer with the i5 11th generation processor and 12 GB of RAM. I was aiming for an i7 / 16 GB but there was a 200 dollars difference between both and I settled for this on a Black Friday special a little below the 700 dollars mark. After using it for 3 weeks and upgrading to Windows 11, I have sufficient evidence to give you my pros and cons along with my final verdict:Pros:- Zippy in spite of the lower processor power and RAM initially sought. I have not had an instance where I have felt that the laptop needed additional power. Note: i am not a gamer, so I have used Photoshop, illustrator, Music and movies, and Office. I have kept several windows open and it kept going with no issues.- Screen. Never had an OLED before and I was blown away by the vivid colors and contrast. I even had a 4K laptop before and it is not even comparable to this one. Big points for Asus Vivobook here.- Beautiful design. It is very lightbut it does not feel flimsy at all. You need to be careful with it though as it can easily get damaged but if you are careful, it will stand out with the dark gray color, and its shape.- With the 512 GB SSD, it turns on and wakes up really fast. This is normal for this kind of hard drive.- Keys are properly spaced and easy to type in. The keyboard is lighted.CONS:- Ports are not remarkable. The USB-C cannot charge, it is only for data transmission.- It has 2 USB 2.0 and 1 USB 3.0 ports. Not a good combination.- The back cover cannot be easily disassembled to upgrade its memory.- Battery life is subpar. No more than 4 hours even with the powersaving mode on.- No touch screen.VERDICT: For the price, I am happy with the purchase. I think that the OLED screen is the feature that makes it stand out above the rest on that price range.I just scored it with 4 stars for the ports configuration and lack of functionality.

久しぶりにノートPCを買い替えることになり、機能と予算面でたくさんのモデルを比較検討しました。ディスプレイ：有機ELで、とても綺麗です。黒が本当に深い漆黒で、色彩は鮮やかです。　　　　　　　タッチディスプレイは無いです。　　　　　　　グレアなので、反射はしますが、全く気になりません。キーボード：薄くてスタイリッシュです。　　　　　　私の主観ですが、硬すぎず、柔らかすぎずでちょうどいいです。音声：スピーカーで流しても、音割れやノイズは無いです。控えめに最高です。　　　スピーカーは、harman/kardonで十分な音質です。性能：ryzen9なので、かなりサクサク快適です。　　　ファンなどの動作音も今のところとても静かです。起動：最初は遅かったのですが、30秒以内には完了しました。　　　個人的にイライラする程ではないです。重さ：1.5キロとリュックで持ち運びの際、重さは感じず、薄くて満足です。　元々、他社のIntel５のモデルを利用していたせいか、どのアプリケーションの立ち上がりも超スピードで、サクサク快適です。　結果、大大満足です。　ゲームや、効果音・画面エフェクトを入れない簡単な動画編集をするのである程度のスペックは必要という方々にはお買い得すぎるノートPCだと思いました。

You get what you pay for… this computer works very well, except for the touchpad, it is far too sensitive and behaves herky jerky most of the time but for something to stream music with, its pretty good.

ASUS on their website clearly says this model has a backlit keyboard. This item doesn’t even have a hotkey marked for this function. I know it is a very entry level monitor, but what laptop comes without a illuminated keyboard?

The Vivobook S 14 OLED offers a ridiculous set of features for its price. With a 12th-gen Intel processor, 16GB RAM, lightning fast PCIe storage and a gorgeous display, the laptop really seems to sit in a league of it’s own when it comes to the £500-700 laptop bracket. The design is understated and well built, with some obvious nods to Apple’s recently refreshed lineup of Macbooks – the thin bezels, minimalist silver body and large touchpad. I wish they didn’t include the obnoxious harmon/kardon branding underneath the keyboard, and I’m not a fan of the orange escape key, but overall it’s a nice looking machine. The display is absolutely gorgeous, and is what ultimately drew me towards the Vivobook in the first place. It’s 2.8k resolution, 90hz refresh rate and 600 nits peak brightness make it stand out even against laptops worth considerably more, including the M2 Macbook Air. It’s a pleasure to watch movies, browse the internet and even play some lighter games. Colours are vibrant and blacks are deep, and the 90hz refresh rate makes the whole laptop feel buttery smooth. It features a decent I/O configuration as well. On the right side, we find 2 Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports (very nice), a HDMI port, a single USB 3 port and the headphone jack. On the right, a single USB 2 port, which is appreciated, but I would’ve loved to swap this with one of the Thunderbolt 4 ports to allow me to charge from both sides.The combination of the i5-12500h and 16GB of 3200mhz means that this is a laptop capable of more than just web browsing. I use Ableton Live 11, and one of the main reasons for purchasing a laptop in the first place was to allow me to take my music with me to the studio or on long journeys, so a capable, powerful laptop was essential. The Vivobook does brilliant in this regard, handling multiple tracks with numerous plugins all at once without slowing down too much. Of course, compared to more powerful desktop pc’s and other higher end laptops, it struggles with larger projects, but for throwing down ideas and editing existing projects, the Vivobook is great. I tried playing a few titles from my Steam library as well, and, whilst you certainly won’t be doing any heavy gaming due to it’s discrete graphics, the laptop handled smaller titles well and was enjoyable to play. In fact, the display is so beautiful that I sacrificed higher frame rates for higher settings in some titles just to experience that OLED panel.However, all these components need powering at the end of the day, and this is where, in my opinion, the weakest factor of the Vivobook lies – battery life. With a full charge, I was only able to make it to 8pm with light use throughout the day before the battery reached 10%, and this didn’t include any heavy-load programs like Ableton or games. To be fair, the incldued charger does charge relatively quickly, but I would definitely suggest taking it with you if you expect to be out the house for more than a few hours. It’s to be expected in a laptop of such a low profile with mid-high end specs, but it’s still frustrating to be constantly watching the battery icon as soon as you turn the brightness up or open a few different windows at once.Overall though, this is definitely a laptop I would recommend, especially if you’re particular to a good display. It really is that beautiful, and is usually only found on laptops far more pricey. It’s got a clicky and satisfying keyboard, a big, responsive touchpad, and a display that makes even the most mundane tasks enjoyable. The battery life isn’t the best, but as long as you don’t mind carrying your charger in your bag, this isn’t too big of an issue. A sleek, fast laptop that you should seriously consider.

Si están pensando en utilizar el equipo para tareas ligeras de ofimática y consumir contenido como YouTube, el equipo va a cumplir, pero el único inconveniente es que tiene un brillo Máximo muy bajo, la batería dura aproximadamente 3-4 horas en un uso intensivo.

金曜日午後に注文して日曜日午後に届きました、届くのが素早くて届いた商品は本物でホームページに記載された商品詳細と同じ物です。スクリーンタッチ出来ます。色は黒、シンプルでおやれな感じ。包装もしっかりで今回楽しい買い物です。

had it delivered yesterday evening, quick review/observations:- the screen is vibrant, the colours pop – but contrast felt a bit too much and I think there is too much red. It’s possible I’m just not used to an OLED screen on a laptop and I’m slowly adjusting. I played a few 4k movies this morning and I’m really liking it now!- the laptop doesn’t feel super cheap but doesn’t feel premium either, it’s..Ok- the laptop felt slow compared to my older quad core Dell. Maybe because everything wanted to update and it is running Vista..cough cough sorry Windows 11. Also the fans were triggering fairly often, not very loud but not quiet either.I updated to the latest Bios, made a wind recovery disk, wiped the HDD and installed Ubuntu. I had to plug in my USB-C thunderbolt docking station (with a usb keyboard) as it didn’t have laptop keyboard drivers at start. After installing the OS and running updates – the laptop keyboard works fine.With Vista(wind 11) gone and Ubuntu on it, the laptop is snappy and the fans barely kick in.- speakers aren’t very loud, but are ok- I played some Darkest Dungeon last night, no problems. With an OLED screen you really appreciate the darker colours- the battery will last about 4h- warranty is only about 10 months for some reason, mine expires in November for some reasonFor the money and after the tweaks, I’m really happy with the machine. I was looking at Dell XPS, but that would have been £200+ more, a worse screen but better build quality. Since I’ll use this for studying and a lot of youtube&twitch – the screen is important.My main suggestion for everyone using windows would be to (if you have the skills), update Bios, make a windows recovery disk and re-install.I have no idea what ASUS did or added to their build image but the machine felt slow compared to my older Dell (quad core). Well that is running a fresh install of Windows 10, while this is running the “new Vista” + some bloatware…

very fast. The fingerprint reader works great. the keyboard is not backlit and does not include the pen. but it’s still an excellent laptop

I’ve only been using the laptop for about a week so far but it’s been everything I was looking for in a student laptop! It’s fast, light and portable. It’s literally like 3lbs! The battery life lasts roughly 7-8 hours unplugged and only takes a few hours to fully charge, which is fine for me since I only use it for about 4 hours out of the day. The screen is okay, not the best for streaming but would suffice if you’re bored enough. The keys aren’t backlit which would be a problem for some, but I own a PC and usually use my laptop during the day so it isn’t an issue for me. The touchpad feels nice, it’s not annoyingly sensitive or hard to use and I find the Touch ID super interesting and convenient! Overall 4/5 and would recommend for any student looking for a laptop on a budget!Also if you’re able too, I would recommend looking into ordering a laptop sleeve. It fits nice and conveniently into my backpack laptop compartment, but I would feel more secure knowing it’s in a protective sleeve.

So far, everything has worked swimmingly. It’s perfect for what I need: light computer work, web browsing, youtube videos, google docs/excel, etc. It’s very lightweight and compact. It has 3 USB ports, 2 older versions and 1 newer version – this is tremendously helpful. It’s surprisingly fast compared to the other laptop I bought at the same price range. The mousepad calculator keypad is inventive and actually kind of useful. It powers on/off quite quickly. Software updates are quite fast. Screen and volume control are fantastic – I can finally watch Netflix on my laptop if I want.Cons: The left SHIFT button is half the size that I’m used to and there is now a separate backslash key which I always accidentally press, though I’m sure in time I will get used to this. Lastly, I wish the keyboard had backlighting for easier typing during nighttime, but it’s not a dealbreaker.Originally, I was going to buy an ASUS Zenbook but it was much more expensive than I could afford, but honestly, I really like this Vivobook and think it’s perfect for me. Overall, 9/10! ASUS laptops have always served me well (no surprise as ASUS is a Taiwanese company, which is where I believe most microchips like INTEL are made).

I bought this laptop to take to my part-time job. It was not expensive so I didn’t expect much. I have now used it for 8 months and I am very impressed with this entry level laptop. It is faster than I expected and does the job. I would not recommend it for anyone who plays very cpu extensive games but for day-to-day browsing, and moderate use it performs very well.

After watching some YouTube reviews, I had a pretty good image of what to expect from this laptop, so I decided to make the investment since the manufacturer advertised it to be designed and made for creators. Well, silly me now, because the laptop wasn’t exactly as expected. Here are a few of my cons and pros after using this laptop:First of all, the powerful knob for creators. Designed on paper to be a great tool for creators and advertised as the pride of this laptop, when in reality it has limited functionality, poor performance, and is not quite a solid build quality. The rotation is smooth, but not precise, and I don’t see myself using the dial.- The ram. Not soldered, and that is actually a big pro! For creators, 16GB is definitely not enough RAM, but with two memory slots on the motherboard, there is enough room for a RAM upgrade. However, the laptop comes with only one stick of 16GB RAM installed, so basically, is fast like an ostrich that runs on one leg. Right out of the box, the laptop needs an upgrade in order to be useful for creators and with 64Gb now, the gaming experience, rendering, and editing videos worked at high-resolution without any lag or issues.- The Wi-Fi. The Wi-Fi 6 card was another disappointing story of this laptop. Sadly, most manufacturers don’t share the full technical specifications, and Asus is no exception.Featuring an old and outdated Intel aw201D2W, the laptop struggles to keep a stable and fast connection and is highly unlikely to upgrade to a new Wi-Fi card generation because it’s soldered on the motherboard. If you have issues with signal or drop connection like it happened to me, just uninstall the BT and wifi drivers and make a fresh install after restart.- The 3070ti and performance. The graphic card it’s a beast and works as a 3070ti should, but the software makes the difference. There are two official drivers on the NVidia website. One driver is optimised for gaming and the other for studio performance. As expected, the 3070ti still suffers from software limitations. And because it’s a trend now to push the users for a new upgrade every year, soon enough we are going to have a laptop that makes spaghetti and flies to the moon and back too.- The trackpad deception and the amazingly 3 buttons design. The trackpad is literally a cheap quality with average performance and feel. Personally, I find the buttons to be very uncomfortable to use and poorly designed.- The keyboard is not bad or great, and that would translate into an average typing experience.- The build quality is pretty good, but when compared with my partner’s Zephyrus G14 2021 and many other laptops, this studiobook doesn’t seem to have the same premium quality. And lastly, the finish it’s a dust and fingerprint mangnet. and I need to mention the presence of the annoying noise that comes from the coil whine.The cooling and the thermals are pretty good. Plenty of ports, and I like the ProArt logo on the lid, but also the 4k display and the fast SD card slot on this laptop. These final features are good enough for creators and fully matched the description.All in all, I really like the idea of buying and using a dedicated laptop for creators, but for almost £2000, the performance and the quality of this studiobook 16 OLED are not above 3.8 stars.Overall, and despite my cons, this laptop is still a good choice to pick up for productivity, video editing and gaming in mid-2023 and even 2024.

ASUS VivoBook 14 X415 Thin and Light Laptop, 14” FHD Display, Intel® Core™ i3-1115G4 Processor, Intel UHD Graphics, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 128GB PCIe SSD, Windows 11 Home, X415EA-AS31-CAI bought this laptop for surfing and basic streaming (spotify and movies) and doc/spreadsheet editing and occasional webex/zoom conf calling. No gaming. Thats the purpose.This is absolutely the perfect cost effective laptop for you. It’s NOT sluggish at all. i3 later gen processors really packs a punch. I have ZERO issues running these types of things simultaneously with chrome browser opened with several tabs. The screen is sharp and vibrant. They keyboard is OK — i mean not perfect but the spacing and tactile feel is acceptable. Wifi connectivity seems reliable. Camera is sharp and in low light there is a tiny LED that shines when you cast the camera which is effective. Comes with windows 11 preinstalled.This laptop has one USBC port , plus three SS USB-A ports (thats pretty good). An HDMI out. And a 3 pole audio mic-headphone integrated miniplug. Generally runs WHISPER quiet. No touch screen but thats expected for this pricepoint.This laptop also has a fingerprint sensor. Actually is fabulous. Works lightning fast. I appreciate having it actually.Here are a few things that leave me wanting more though…1. audio speakers is pretty pathetic… lacks any sort of presence and everything sounds hollow. Just use headphones2. Mic is also “meh” ..it works OK…. but i prefer my own mic that is integrated with my headphones.3. Keyboard has no backlight. Nor is there any sort of LED light for the dark (like lenovo).4. 128GB NVME is a bit lacking. I recommend buying an SSD and giving yourself more space.5. 8GB ram is OK but you CAN upgrade one more SODIMM….. With chrome 5 tabs open, spotify and whatsapp app running, i’m at already around 80% ram usage. So go for it, while youre in there upgrading SSD, throw in a cheap 25$ SODIMM for more ram (you might as well!!) Thre is no access port to install RAM/ssd. You need to youtube and learn how to open the laptop and install it. the SSD does require a special SSD sata adapter with a ribbon connector (easily found in amazon) and it will run you around 25$.6. When i’m typing, i do find my palms accidentally causing input to the touchpad. This COULD be annoying but touchpad can be disabled if you opt to use external mouse.Overall i’m very pleased with this deal. I managed to find it for 350$ openbox. It does the job.

The laptop offers excellent performance, a long-lasting battery, and fast operation. The only drawback is the absence of a keyboard backlight, but considering its price, it remains a compelling and highly recommended product.

A bit of a track pad wobble. Which I diy fixed with a YouTube video. Other than that great sound, screen, typing experience. 8 cores and a entry level gpu is all i needed.Black is a fingerprint magnet if you care about that. Nice slim charging brick. Light enough to hold one handed. Some fan control restrictions, only could select from low mid high. Not much tinkering you can do.

Good for schools students

Worth Value paid

Muy rápida buena pantalla y el teclado y el track pad se siente de una calidad muy superior al precio, solo fallo el teclado retroiluminado.

The pc is very fast, just what I was expected

The pc is very fast, just what I was expected

This meets my needs for being just the right size and perfect for starting school again. I was looking for something more compact without being basically a tablet size and this works perfect! Super lightweight too for anyone who trucks around additional books and supplies.

This meets my needs for being just the right size and perfect for starting school again. I was looking for something more compact without being basically a tablet size and this works perfect! Super lightweight too for anyone who trucks around additional books and supplies.

so easy to use , fast and easy to use ,, very lightweight

Lo quería para trabajar, algo sencillo y de calidad. Trabajo con Microsoft Office y online. El procesador va raápido para la carga que le exijo. Buena compra.

Cumple con las expectativas que tenia. La descripción correcta. Lo único es que no sé muy bien es la duración de la batería por el momento. La única pega para mi es que se ve mucho el polvo y hay que limpiarlo a menudo.

First let me tell you what I dislike about this computer. That is the mouse pad. It is Either too sensitive or does not respond to your finger movement at all.I find myself having to tap hard several times on the mouse pad to get it to respond. I plan on installing a wireless mouse to remedy the situation. I do like everything else about this computer. It is faster than I expected. The screen is bright and is very good too. I like the speakers as well. The sound is very good.

Achat pour le travail, principalement bureautique. Pas de très grandes performances en dehors de cela. Attention tout de même, au bout de quelques mois, des bug d’affichage et notamment un écran noir figé sont apparus. Le SAV via ASUS est en cours. Bug exceptionnel sur mon produit ? Ou bug habituel de ce modèle ? Je ne sais pas…

Très bon produit, design sympa, très léger, très bonne définition image. Un seul bémol, mais d’importance ; les hauts parleurs sont SOUS l’appareil et on n’entend pas grand chose, même avec le son à fond, sauf en le surélevant sur un support type grille. Mais pour le prix (acheté en vente flash) c’est une excellente affaire.

Très bon ordinateur, ne rame pas et très rapide.Je ne regrette pas mon achat, l’ordinateur est top!

Questo è un notebook che, sulla carta, sarebbe eccezionale:16 gb di ram, processore intel i5, scheda video dedicata con 4 gb ddr6, schermo oled 2.8 k, ottimo audio, unità ssd nvme da 512 gb.Sembrava il pc perfetto per me, invece ho dovuto restituirlo perché, appena mano ho sentito come qualcosa che sbatteva dentro. Pensavo fosse il monitor che traballava, invece no.Ho scoperto poi che era il touchpad. Era come se fosse stato fissato male e ogni volta che muovevo il pc o, tenendolo sulla scrivania e provando a scriverci qualcosa, sbattevo/appoggiavo il gomiti sulla scrivania o appoggiavo un oggetto (un libro, un bicchiere, il telefono) sentivo questo “trrrr” di sta roba che traballava. Assurdo.Ovviamente se ci devi lavorare molte ore al giorno una cosa del genere ti fa esaurire e poi chi lo vorrebbe un pc nuovo, pagato 7 o 800 euro con un pezzo che traballa perché il pc è stato assemblato alla cavolo di cane ??Un’altra cosa che non mi è piaciuta è che appena ho sollevato il coperchio per controllare cos’era che sbatteva (pensavo fosse il coperchio stesso, il monitor che, come ben saprete, in alcuni modelli di notebook oscilla e sbatte quando il pc è mezzo chiuso e lo maneggi) il pc si è acceso, come se lo avessi svegliato dallo standby.Mi è venuto quindi il sospetto che il mio esemplare fosse il risultato di un reso, cosa che ho anche detto poi alla signorina dell’assistenza che ho contatto per il “rumore sospetto” che sembrava provenire dall’interno del pc. La signorina mi ha detto che ciò non era possibile e che un pc venduto come nuovo è nuovo, punto. Allora questo cosa significa, che il pc è stato spento male nel luogo in cui è stato assemblato e ha viaggiato dalla fabbrica ai magazzini di amazon e poi a casa mia stando acceso/in stanby? Non credo sia molto normale … Inizialmente ho pensato “Boh, magari questi nuovi pc Windows 11 sono fatti così, sono instant on e appena apri lo schermo si accendono”. Invece no, perché quando ho deciso di fare il reso gli ho fatto prima un ripristino per cancellare i dati dal mio account che nel frattempo avevo dovuto inserire per completare la configurazione, e al termine del ripristino l’ho spento come si deve tenendo premuto a lungo il tasto di accensione (va tenuto per parecchi secondi, se lo tieni solo 2 o 3 secondi il pc non è spento, ma va solo in standby).Consiglio ad Asus dunque, che fa ottime componenti ma per quanto riguarda il pc completi (ne ho avuto un altro in passato) per quanto mi riguarda produce plasticoni: investire un po’ di più nel controllo qualità e nelle linee di assemblaggio. Io, dopo aver visto questo loro prodotto, starò lontano da altri notebook asus e mi orienterò su HP o Lenovo (per stare su marchi “consumer”) oppure Dell/Fujitsu o anche Apple, se decido di fare il salto alla mela (già parzialmente fatto visto che alla fine mi sono preso un Mac Mini con cui ho risparmiato 100 euro rispetto a questo Asus Vivobook 14 oled).Ricapitolando, note positive:1) le specifiche, sulla carta, sono molto buone e lo renderebbero quasi il notebook perfetto, soprattutto per il prezzo anche non scontato. Avendo già 16 giga di ram non ti sarà richiesto, tra qualche anno, di aprire il notebook per espanderlo (con questi notebook tutti sigillati è sempre un rischio) e stessa cosa vale per l’unità ssd: 512 giga, magari da dividere in due partizioni, sono più che sufficienti per un uso normale. Poi se avete bisogno di molto spazio consiglio un’unità esterna ssd (tanto c’è una porta usbc che dovrebbe andare abbastanza veloce).2) monitor molto bello ma in realtà tutta quella risoluzione su un 14 pollici non ha senso, è uno spreco e fa si che tutto si veda sì nitido, ma molto piccolo (Windows di suo era già impostato con l’ingrandimento al 200 % e c’era un avviso, sopra lo schermo nella schermata delle impostazioni dello schermo (scusate la ripetizione) che diceva di non modificare tale impostazione pena il rischio di avere elementi, nelle schermate, sfocati (soprattutto i caratteri). Poiché io avevo deciso di investire in un pc con un buon monitor proprio per avere una visione perfetta in quanto, se ci sono elementi sfocati o distorti, la cosa mi causa seri problemi alla visa, capite che questa limitazione “o te lo tieni così o ti becchi le cose sfocate” sarebbe stata una seccatura.Io quindi, per un 14 pollici, non andrei oltre il fullHD o 2.2k di risoluzione orizzontale. 2.8 sono veramente tanti, troppi.Tenete anche presente che uno schermo di 14 pollici è abbastanza piccolo (non pensavo così tanto) quindi è importante capire che se viaggiate molto (ad esempio studenti che fanno avanti e indietro in treno) allora ha senso, altrimenti per usarlo molte ore al giorno a casa o in ufficio è scomodo, vi affaticherà la vista e per vedere bene gli elementi presenti sullo schermo io mi dovevo spingere con la testa in avanti e a lungo andare questo non va bene.Se dovete usarlo molte ore e non viaggiate spesso consiglio un 15,6 pollici classico (o anche 15 netti, se ce n’è, o 16) ma non 14. Forse Asus avrebbe dovuto risparmiare sullo schermo (nel senso di montarne uno con una risoluzione minore ma comunque alta per un 14 pollici) e investire un po’ di più sulla qualità dell’assemblaggio in sè.Nota sull’involucro esterno: a me non sembra affatto alluminio. Forse solo i bordi. Tutto il guscio mi sembra di plastica, grigia sì, ma sempre plastica è. In questo caso la descrizione dell’oggetto è proprio sbagliata. Magari qualcuno che l’ha tenuto più a lungo può confermare quello che dicono o meno.Scusate per la recensione estremamente lunga, ma su questo notebook ci sono/c’erano molte cose da dire.Sostanzialmente un prodotto con ottime potenzialità ma realizzato male, a mio avviso.Veramente un peccato, avevo grandi aspettative da questo pc.Dimenticavo: processore i5 veloce ma mamma mia come viaggiano le ventole!!! Non aspettatevi un pc silenzioso (e si che tutto ciò che gli ho fatto erano gli aggiornamenti di sistema eh. Per il resto ho solo usato il browser per navigare su amazon alla ricerca di un sostituto).

Computer bello leggero e compatto ma la batteria dura poco e il fatto di avere le casse ai lati sotto riduce di molto il suono soprattutto appoggiandolo sulle gambe o sul letto

una Scheggia, con i suoi 8 giga di Ram e un processore ryzen 5 che è nettamente superiore come tipo di processore a tanti altri.Lo uso per documenti , streaming, giochi steam e devo dire nessuna esitazione da parte del pc, anzi paragonabile al mio pc di casa .Qualità… è un ASUS, ha 8 ram , non molte che neanche poco, ha un ryzen 5 , ha un ssd velocissimo da 256 (pochini , io ho inserito una mini sd da 512 gb dentro), arrivata di già la notifica con update a windows 11(che aspetto ancora un po’ prima di farlo), touch spettacolare, pc che diventa tablet all’occorrenza…….spettacolare.Unica cosa un po’ stonata diciamo è l’audio, io abituato non solo al pc di casa, ma anche ipad e iphone che hanno un suono decisamente superiore a questo, quindi bisogna abbinare qualche cassa oppure cuffie, ma per il resto è un must have!!

I have used a Chromebook for years and was shocked by how unbelievably slow this laptop was. A full 2 minutes to reboot and almost every page says “wait”. I am returning it. It took me overall, a few hours to get set up. I feel like it was used and there is bloatware on it somewhere. On the plus side, it seems well built and solid and the typing keyboard experience is excellent. No backlit keys which is a downside. The display is nothing special and in fact, even on the brightest setting I find my eyes straining on it. The contrast is not great.

It works as expected

Considering the price, it meets and exceeds expectations.

I use for internet. Works fast boots fast and had old bluetooth mouse that was too jerky on other computers worked fast n smoothly on this computer. Screen bright colors n long battery life. It does slow down if you open too many window tabs. Could use another memory stick.

Good product

My only complaint and it’s kinda a big one is the battery life sucks. My old MacBook pro that is 8 years old will outrun this laptop’s battery

I made this purchase 6 months ago, and I am pleased. There is just one issue on this device, that neither Amazon or Asus could help me with. This laptop is sooooo! great, and multifaceted. One day, the backlit keyboard stopped working. I am one of those people who snuggles with their laptop and surf before going to bed; so the led keyboard is a necessity. When it occurred I was not ready for it and I chose not to make a a fuss. Why? Because this malfunction, could be a fault of the carrier. When the package is mishandled, or handled ruffly and dropped at the door instead of placed at the destinations door. For example: the arrows on the box often see with the phrase (Handle with Care) instructing the carrier to place, carry, and load this box right side up or this side up. Some people ignore these simple instructions because they have their own concept of what is okay, I guess. These actions do have an affect on electronic devices. Overall, this laptop is a keeper, but not for beginners. The touchscreen flows smoothly with good response, 360 hinge, compact, light weight, a fair amount of ports. Perfect for any artist, and still working great. Share this review and I do recommend this laptop.

En achetant ce produit j’ai adoré le principe du pavé numérique sur le pavé tactile, faisant des études en comptabilité c’est très pratique. Cependant lorsque j’ai reçu le produit seules les trois touches de droite du pavé numérique fonctionnaient, le service client ASUS étant réellement incompétent j’ai demandé un échange à Amazon car je ne pouvais rester sans ordinateur. Le second produit reçu a fonctionné 2 mois correctement avant 2 bug du pavé tactile, le premier a été solutionné mais a causé des dommages sur le pavé numérique (le même que sur le premier produit). Le second bug ne me permet plus du tout d’utiliser l’ordinateur et ce sans que l’ordinateur n’ait subi aucun dommage ou autre. Je suis vraiment insatisfaite de ce produit qui a des problèmes récurent et dont le service client ASUS est incapable de s’occuper. Je salue tout de même l’incroyable efficacité du SAV Amazon qui a toujours su m’aider.

Utilisation quotidienne pour des applications cuisine et sportive ainsi que pour des études.Convient à notre usage familial mériterait un peu plus d autonomieLumière sur la touche majuscule un peu faible en journée du coup pas très visible.

Franchement c’est un PC portable parfait pour du bureautique, très rapide avec son 16go de Ram.Très léger et esthétiquement très joli.En plus d’avoir un excellent son.Son seul soucis serait peut être la qualité de son écran, un peu trop basique.

Bonne configuration le rapport qualité prix est la du processeur qui embarque 10 coeurs en passant par la ram, le ssd, le magnifique écran Oled 2,8k le tout pour 699 euros c’est un prix défiant toute concurrence.

Achat pour les études, la lecture de multimédia et un peu de gaming, ce pc remplit les 3 conditions.Prise en main très simple, écran magnifique, fluide et robuste.Performances très satisfaisantes : fait par exemple tourner Fortnite à 90-110 fps avec des bons paramètres graphiques.Utilisation en 360 très pratique, vraie sensation d’appui sur l’écran.Ecran qui de plus est anti-reflet, ça change vraiment la viePoints négatifs :L’autonomie de la batterie : 7-8h en basse consommation pour de la navigation internet / utiliser office mais descend à 4h si visionnage de vidéos. Pour ce qui est jeu (mode performance), c’est sur secteur uniquement.L’absence de stylet, pas dramatique mais ça oblige à rajouter environ 50€ pour profiter pleinementLes traces de doigts, négligeables sur l’écran, mais dommages sur le clavier/le châssis en général.Mis à part l’autonomie de la batterie, je le juge meilleur qu’un Macbook récent

After setting everything up and installing all the updates, I have to say I am very pleased with the laptop. It does everything you need for work or just browsing the internet and watching movies.The 120Hz Oled screen is gorgeous and quite bright as well.Keyboard is nice and it types well on it, the only thing bothering me a bit is the fact that there is no numpad. When the fans are running at a very low speed it is almost completely silent and not noticable at all. Overall, a great everyday laptop with an outstanding Oled display.

Vorab. Ich habe ihn nur knapp 60 Minuten benutzt. Und dann zusammengepackt und zurückgesendet.Angefangen wieder mit dem Lüfter… Der Lüfter dreht dermaßen hoch. Und das bei der Einrichtung von Windows 11???? Das ist doch keine Beanspruchung für die cpu ram etc. Das er anfangen muss so zu kühlen.Ich geh auf YouTube um die Harman Kardon boxen zu testen. Das Video wird net mal richtig abgespeielt. Als würde der Laptop hängen. Es läuft 2 Sekunden und hört auf alles verpixelt. Ich verstehe es nicht.Hwmonitor runtergeladen um mal zu überwachen was da los ist. Warum der Lüfter durchgehend läuft. Zusammengefasst Der Laptop ist neu net ein Programm wurde installiert. Sobald ich mit edge auf YouTube gehe. Geht die cpu Temperatur bitteschön auf 89* C !!!!! Ich habe einfach keine Nerven für sowas. Das ist ein 1300€ Gerät. Das kann nicht sein das sowas Probleme verursacht in dem Ausmaß.Die einzig positiven Sachen….Tolles Display. Schönes edles Design. Und vermutlich die Harman Kardon boxen konnte sie ja net austesten. Hatte aber immer gute Erfahrungen mit Harman Kardon.Extrem enttäuscht. Mehr kann ich nicht schreiben. Da ich nun weiter suchen muss.