I owned this desktop for the last 4 months and it's clearly the best one, I ever had, super fast and reliable. I had hps, lenovos, and apple computers and this one by far its my favorite, in fact I'm ready to buy another one for my 2nd office.

With back to school season right around the corner, now is the perfect time to look into new gear, especially computers. This ASUS all-in-one touchscreen computer might be just what you're looking for. As soon as I saw it, I was sold it's super sleek, lightweight, and simply amazing. There's no need for a bulky tower or cords all over the place. The 24 inch screen is just the right size for me not too small, but not too large either. I mainly use this computer for surfing the web, paying bills, shopping, and a few small projects not anything too fancy. With 512 gigabytes of storage and 16 GB of RAM, I’m more than satisfied. The keyboard is wireless and very smooth for typing, and the mouse is also wireless, small, and precise (just remember to take the dongle out of the mouse). The screen is Full HD, making it great for watching movies and videos, I'm not planning on doing any gaming on this computer. Another great feature is Copilot, which feels like having a helpful friend it's a bit uncanny, but you can ask it just about anything, and it offers some really useful information. Microsoft 365 Copilot is also excellent. These computers are built with such high intelligence that they make tasks easy to complete. This ASUS computer comes with 4 USB inputs, 1 USB-C port, 1 HDMI port, and 1 headphone jack, giving you plenty of options for connecting devices. The beautiful white and gray finish makes this computer look modern and fabulous.

My household has recently discovered just how helpful and convenient an All-In-One PC can be. Over the past couple of years, my wife and I have each been using our own laptop. But my wife has grown to dislike the small form factor of her laptop - and, she doesn't have space (or the desire) to plug into a larger monitor. This All-In-One has solved both problems. The computer is powerful enough to meet all of her needs and the formfactor is simple with just one power cord to keep track of. My wife had been toying with the idea of putting a smart TV in her home salon - so that clients can watch a show while their color is processing. Because she wasn't sure if she wanted to commit to the idea, she didn't want to permanently mount a TV onto her wall and have cords running to an outlet and potentially to a DVD player / Roku Box, etc. Instead of going the TV route, we simply put the All-In-One in the salon. Because the device is a touch screen, she doesn't even need either the keyboard, or mouse which would cluttering up her salon workstation. The touchscreen works perfectly to log into Netflix and to select movies or shows. She also likes that the hidden webcam can be lifted up so that they can video chat with their friends, or she can film tutorials, or take calls while she is working. And, when she needs to do her taxes, she can easily pick up the device and carry it to a different room. I wouldn't expect the system to work for heavy gaming, but for movies, email, taxes, presentations, zoom calls - it works spectacularly. Her main complaints are the included keyboard and mouse. She likes that they are wireless, but the clunky plastic feels cheap, the mouse as no weight or heft, and the keys on the keyboard are spongy. She also wishes that there were more manual buttons on the device - perhaps even just a volume + & - on the side (but again, the touch screen works alright for adjusting settings). There is also no memory card slot - although Windows now does a good job at connecting directly to a cellphone for quick photo transferring. It is also worth noting that there are no mounting options for the monitor, so it will need to stay on the included stand. We are both pleasantly surprised by the convenience and are absolutely sold on the All-in-One form factor. If you need more screen real-estate than a laptop provides, but don't want a bulky desktop - the All-In-One is definitely the way to go. Asus has done an excellent job here.

Quick take: ASUS V440 delivers smooth performance and crisp visuals, but the audio’s a letdown. Please read on for the details and test results. Depending on your needs, this might be all you need for a home or office all-in-one PC. Small footprint, runs quiet, even when the fan kicks on and goes to high, it’s not very loud or noisy. Comes with a matching basic keyboard and mouse. Batteries for them are included, too. It came well packed in a box in a box. You can keep the inner box if you think that you might need to take somewhere else occasionally. Assembly was easy. Attaching the foot to leg to make the base was super easy. It only goes one way and obvious how it goes together. The power brick has a coaxial style connector that plugs into the back. Any connections to the back can be routed through an opening at the top of the leg in the back. Setting up: Windows 11 was easy, as always. The computer will automatically detect the keyboard; however, the mouse has a USB-A dongle stowed in the battery compartment. You’ll need to remove it and plug it into a USB-A port on the back for the mouse to work. There’s also a USB-A port under the screen on the right, and you can plug it in there as well. But you might want to leave that one available for thumb drives, card readers or something else. Once online, it will check for Windows updates, download and install them. After that it’s ready for you to start using it. Add whatever apps you use, printers and such. Please see photos and specs for the USB, power, HDMI and other ports on the back and under the right side of the screen. One thing I noticed on this computer and others I've reviewed recently is not much if any bloatware. It comes with McAfee as an option, but that’s about it. Hardware: This PC uses an 8 core Intel Core i5-13420H It’s a 13th-generation mobile CPU typically found in mid-range laptops. And while this model is technically a laptop on a stand with a 24-inch touch screen, the chip provides solid performance for everyday use. The “H” designation places it between Intel’s ultra-efficient U-series and its high-performance HX lineup. That means you get faster speeds than U-series chips without the higher power consumption and heat of HX processors, which are usually reserved for high-end gaming laptops. Integrated Intel UHD Graphics are onboard, and good enough for typical home, office tasks and light gaming. See specs in product listing for more info. Memory and Storage: The V440 comes with DDR5-5200 MHz memory. It’s fast enough for multitasking and general workloads. Better yet, it’s upgradable to 64GB, if needed. As for the 512 GB SSD, ASUS indicates it’s not easily upgradeable. I find that a bit odd. Usually, it’s the memory that’s soldered in and can’t be upgraded. Screen: It features a slim bezel 24-inch FHD IPS LCD touchscreen with an anti-glare surface, 178 degree wide viewing angle, and 100% sRGB color gamut. The panel is made by LG and has a max 75hz refresh rate. The wide viewing angle works best if you are at least 2 feet away from the screen or farther. Closer and you might notice that the corners and the extreme right and left edges might appear darker than the middle. The monitor tilts on its stand, but if you tilt the top down too much, the bottom will appear darker no matter how far away you are. My Datacolor SpyderX Pro colorimeter reported 96% sRGB. Something I found neat was that you have HDMI in as well as out. You can use it as a monitor if need be. Sound: This is the only part where I think the V440 disappoints. The sound is boxy and muddy, lacks any high end. Sounds like a 1960s pocket AM radio under a pillow. It starts to distort and break up at around 50% volume. I’d definitely get a set on speakers to connect to it if you plan to listen to music or watch videos on it, other than vloggers. Pop-up camera: I really like the pop-up feature. Perfect for privacy, but not so much if you use Windows Hello. You’ll have to either leave it raised or pull it up every time. Picture quality for photos and video is passable. Ok in good light, very grainy and smeary in low light. However, Microphones and audio was good. Not as quite good as other laptops I’ve reviewed, which include Asus, Acer and Gigabyte. My iPad Air M3 and 9th gen iPad soundly beats them all. If you are used to using an iPad for video calls and such, the V440 isn’t going to live up to their performance. Keyboard: Not bad, but not great either. However, it’s light weight and feels solid. Flaky left shift key is hit and miss, and I know it’s not me because I don’t have that problem on any other keyboards I use. I had typing in high school and college going back 45 years. I know what typing on a good keyboard means. I’d consider getting a better one if you plan on doing a lot of typing. Mouse: I like the mouse. Just 2 buttons and a push button-scroll wheel. The buttons have a nice tactile feel as does the scroll wheel when you roll it. The USB-A dongle stows in the battery compartment. Performance: Cinebench: CPU Multi Core: 10,723 Single Core 1707 MP Ratio: 6.28 Geekbench CPU: Multi Core: 8161 Single Core:2310 Geekbench GPU: 7579 Passmark: 3830.3 (see photos for more details) CrystaldDisk: See photos Build Quality: I think the monitor – PC combo feels and looks well made. The base looks good and feels solid. The keyboard and mouse are pretty basic but will get the job done. Conclusion: I think for general PC use, the 440V will do a fine job. Especially in an office or home office environment. It’s powerful enough to use Affinity Photo 2 along with the rest of their apps. MS office 360 should work fine as well. I use the online version in Edge and it works perfect. The only cons are the speakers and keyboard. They leave a bit to be desired and the camera’s image quality is mediocre at best. But for a complete plug and play system out of the box, it’s pretty good. The overall performance and better than average monitor – touchscreen, make up for the cons. It's got it where it counts/ Recommended! Even more so if on sale.

The ASUS V440 24" FHD Touch-Screen All-in-One is a fantastic general use personal computer. The All-in-One design certainly saves a ton of space - the monitor is so thin, I actually wonder where "the guts" are! It is basically a monitor that comes with a wireless keyboard and a wireless mouse. The quality of the keyboard and mouse are nothing to write home about. I find that the mouse has some sharp edges to it where the pieces overlap but it works just fine, and the keyboard is somewhat squishy for me, though it is chiclet style, but it does have a numeric keypad. The keyboard doesn't have adjustable feet - it has a slight incline from bottom to top, but basically, it seems fairly flat. Still, they work well enough and if desired, replacements are easily purchased. The fact that this is a touch screen PC is a big winner for me. The screen is matte (not glossy or reflective) and the coating actually makes it easier for me to scroll the screen and it doesn't leave any fingerprints on the screen. This has a camera that you pull up when you want to use it and push down when not needed - a good security feature. It needs to be noted that Windows Hello facial recognition is NOT available on this PC and I would suspect that is because the included camera lacks the required infrared technology. Without purchasing a compatible infrared camera, Windows Hello PIN is the way to go here. The quality for Zoom, Skype, Microsoft Teams, etc. is not the best, but if you work with the camera settings for a bit, you can get it to be much clearer by adjusting contrast, brightness, etc. The specifications on this are solid, though way less than you would need for intense gaming, video editing and things like that. The 13th gen Intel i5 processor with Intel unified graphics, 16GB RAM, and a 512GB SSD, which is plenty big considering most of my data is stored in one "cloud" or another, are working quite well for me. It has WiFi 6 which is compatible with my home network and I find the internet speed to be quite fast for my needs. I am able to watch Netflix on the 1920X1080 display, which I believe is full HD and it refreshes at 60Hz. The speakers are passable but you won't hear any of the highs and lows you may be looking for - but are loud enough without cracking for movie streaming and music listening. This ASUS V440 24" FHD Touch-Screen All-in-One computer is definitely more about casual use - and for that it is very good. For internet surfing, watching streaming movies, doing small documents or spreadsheets, email, solitaire and the like, this is really quite a nice PC. This has a small footprint, the 24" display is a great size for personal use and it is touch screen! For the casual user, this is really a fantastic PC that I would not hesitate to recommend.