
Vivobook 18 brings you an ultrasmooth 144Hz refresh rate for next-level visuals and up to 17 hours of amazing battery life. Tackle any task with ease with fast memory and supersized storage. Immerse yourself on an 18-inch WUXGA (16:10) display. The ultimate everyday laptop at just 0.73” thin and 5.73 lb light.
A: I checked my BIOS and can't find any setting where I can disable or enable fTPM. I will probably return this laptop. Who needs headaches with this crappy Microsoft stuff? ASUS M1807HA BIOS version 308
Q: Is this suitable for casual gaming ?
A: The ASUS M1807HA (Vivobook 18) is well-suited for casual gaming. Although it's not built for running high-end AAA titles at maximum settings, it delivers solid performance for everyday gaming.
A: This specific laptop model: M1807HA-DB79 has 32GB RAM and a 1TB PCIe SSD.
A: Yes, this laptop model has 32GB RAM and a 1TB M.2 SSD.
A: Yes, this laptop model has 32GB RAM, 16GB onboard or soldered on the motherboard and a removable 16GB RAM module installed on a slot.

Vivobook 18 brings you an ultrasmooth 144Hz refresh rate for next-level visuals and up to 17 hours of amazing battery life. Tackle any task with ease with fast memory and supersized storage. Immerse yourself on an 18-inch WUXGA (16:10) display. The ultimate everyday laptop at just 0.73” thin and 5.73 lb light.

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Happily, this laptop is currently being sold with 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD, rather than the specs in its BB title. Fast, and with a great display size, the only downside, and possible deal breaker, is the keyboard which looks like a failed mashup of a ROG keyboard and a standard laptop keyboard. The numpad is present on the right side, a plus for use with spreadsheets, but it is oddly condensed and is thus quite awkward looking and similarly awkward to use. On such a large chassis, this is surprising, especially as this is not a gaming laptop and there is more than enough room for a full-size numpad. Truthfully, the keyboard on the 17" Vivobook was better suited to my needs but the display size on the 18" beats the 17" for my WFH setup. Also, there were issues with the open box 17" machine I tested, so I returned it and bought this one, it thinking keyboards would be the same. The touchpad feels silky smooth, which is a very nice upgrade from the painted plastic touchpad I'm used to. Battery life is unknown, haven't used it long enough to test it. Probably an 8 of 10, so far, and that's due to the awkward keyboard structure. Note to Asus: Maybe fix the keyboard? It's not like this machine has a thunderbolt port to be used with an eGPU, so the quasi gaming setup, with emphasis on the arrow buttons rather than the numpad, may be less than useful. But, what do I know? I'm just the consumer.
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