
The powerful and compact Zenbook 14" OLED is just 0.66” slim and 3.48lbs light, with a breathtaking new design that’s timelessly elegant yet totally modern. Perfect visual experience from the 14.5” 16:10 2.8K OLED HDR NanoEdge, up to 550-nit screen which is PANTONE Validated with 100% DCI-P3 color gamut. The Intel EVO platform with 13th Gen Intel Core i5 Processor, Intel Iris Xe graphics, 8GB RAM and 512GB PCIe 4.0 SSD deliver superb performance, and there’s a long-lasting 90 Wh battery and latest Wifi-6E built-in. For extraordinary audio experience, there’s a Dolby Atmos sound system powered by a smart amplifier with Harman/Kardon certified.
A: It’s 4800MHz and it’s soldered onto the board. You can not upgrade it and it’s a single slot. There’s only 1x NVMe slot.
Q: Can you upgrade RAM for this laptop? How about SSD?
A: No, you can't. The RAM is all soldered. This would be the perfect laptop but for that. It has integrated graphics, which means that the graphics will take up part of the 8GB of RAM, so you will effectively have less than even the 8GB. It has a single SSD slot. You can replace it, but that means you will have to install Windows on the new SSD.
A: Yes, the ASUS Zenbook 14X OLED (Q410) does support stylus and you can search for the ASUS Active stylus SA200H to use with it as it is not included in the box.
Q: The title description states 16GB ram but the specifications states 8GB ram. Which is accurate?
A: The Q410 has 8 GB RAM per the manufacturer's website. There appears to be a misprint on the product page here. 16 GB RAM is only available on the upgraded model.
A: I just purchased this machine and I can confirm that it does only have 8GB of RAM, not the 16GB advertised. It does have 2 Thunderbolt 4 / USB C ports in addition to the USB type A 3.2 and HDMI Ports.
Q: Does it come with lighted keyboard?
A: yes and the brightness is adjustable in 3 levels
Q: Can you turn off the touchscreen?
A: Yes, you can disable the touchscreen on this model Q410VA. Here are the steps to follow: Press the Windows key + X. Select Device Manager. Find HID-Compliant touchscreen under Human Interface Devices. Right-click the device name and select Disable.