ASUS - ProArt PZ13 13" OLED 3K Detachable Laptop - Copilot+ PC - Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus - 16GB Memory - 1TB SSD - Nano Black

I bought this device because of the OLED display and the fact that it included the lighted keyboard with a trackpad and back stand. The keyboard feel is good, but it is not practical, hard to store, carry around, the whole thing is too heavy, not sturdy for lap usage, you must set it up on a desk or flat sturdy surface, it needs a lot of space, this setup won't work on airplane tray. The PC/Tablet portion is super heavy, it has huge bezels and the display is not color calibrated at all. Colors are super vibrant and punchy, if all you doing is looking at graphics it looks amazing, but if you watching movies, people skin tones look like burned bricks and there is no way to adjust other then the super old windows color controls, or the different ICC profiles which do nothing, everything looks super yellow and super red. Not recommended. You better off with a regular laptop for work, and a regular tablet for media consumption. With this kind of money, you better off getting an Apple MacBook Air, More portable, more power, better battery life, and for sure 100% color accuracy.

This is an art book pro that apparently does not come with a stylus pen under questions and answers it very clearly says yes it comes with a 2.0 stylus pen, make sure that you read veey clearly all of the specications before your purchase and probably ignore the question and answers completely. Unfortunately when i contacted customer support the first guy i got was extremely rude and refised to pass me through to a supervisor, all in all lesson learned you just cant put your trust in best buys information.

Reviewing this device as a Windows slate. Lots of people are complaining about the kickstand - MS Surface-style design which DOES have drawbacks. If that is not for you, this device won't be either. For example, this thing is just terrible on a lap....just like every other device using this design. So decide first if this form factor works for your needs. If it does, read on. This is a FABULOUS tablet for the target audience. Namely, a content creator who wants a rough-and-tumble Windows tablet with long battery life that can be taken basically anywhere and used with confidence. It has the battery life of an iPad or Android tablet combined (mostly) with the versatility of Windows. All in a shell designed to stand up to the elements better than a typical tablet. The OLED screen is gorgeous and gets decently bright. It says 500 nits, but I don't think it gets that bright in typical use and only achieves that level with HDR content. Still, it is more than capable indoors and passable outdoors. Touch sensitivity isn't the best, it takes a bit of effort which may or may not be by design. Pen works well, and it supports MPP so any Surface Pro pen or MPP stylus will work - that's awesome. No pen in the box, which is not as awesome. Speakers are decent for a tablet. Not a lot of bass, but clear and loud. Front camera is quite good, rear camera is also pretty good but fixed focus it appears so don't plan on using it as a mobile video recorder. Windows Hello face recognition is reliable. The real joy is the performance and battery. CPU performance is strong. The PZ13 feels very fast and snappy in windows, easily as fast as the top devices from Intel and AMD. This is true on basically all the power settings. Even better, battery life is really really good, probably double a typical Intel or AMD machine performing the same tasks. Assuming your app works with ARM, you will not be dissapointed in the performance. However, some apps (and most games) do not work with ARM, so check first. Also, the iGPU on this particular Snapdragon X chip is by far the weakest, approximately the same performance as Intel XE graphics on its 13th gen chips. So decent but far from what you need to play any serious games. Since so few games run on this anyway, probably not a problem. There are 2 USB-C ports only and one is behind a rubber cap. No USB-A. No HDMI. It does have a full-size SD card slot which is nice. Basically the ASUS ads capture the target user pretty well. Someone who is a creative type, needing to capture and work with images or videos which away from a typical desk environment (outdoors even) and who needs a great screen, decent performance, good battery life, and full Windows. If you just need a more traditional 2-in-1, there are plenty of good ones at this price which might be a better pick.