Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great computer. Absolutely love the speed and graphics!!!!

Very good 4 gaming! Would recommend to console players

If what you are looking for is a tablet this equipment is great, I has to return my because I need a laptop not a tablet but this is a very powerful equipment.

I like it. But the battery is too short. But i love it good

Unexpectedly fast... incredibly impressive for its size

This is a very nice, thin, and ultra portable gaming laptop - tablet. The keyboard typing very smooth and soft, it has RGB color too. The only thing downside is the battery. I wish battery can last up to 3 hours while gaming.

Great but very small. Its very quiet and runs wonderful games. The color on the screen looks really good and the refresh rate is awesome. The keyboard is the weakest point of this device but you can pair a bluetooth keyboard or usb. Overall its the best gaming tablet out there.

I absolutely love the amount of power fitted into this form factor and would definitely be interested in future iterations of this product.

A tablet with the most powerful CPU in Intel's lineup; there is one higher but I think it only unlocks overclocking. Battery suffers from overpowered CPU and dGPU.

Pretty great! I was worried on getting a laptop/tablet, I’m actually loving it. Not really missing my old one I traded it for. The quality is really great

Construction and overall build is very nice features and functions are nice but not even so much as a bag was included in the purchase to protect it and for something this expensive seeing how much more you can get in a laptop for a lot less I would think twice before buying this so there may be an open box available soon.

The pc was portable and great after all you still need to put the pc into the fridge to cool is down faster. Lel

my boyfriend loves this tablet. he uses it every day. he loves how light weight it is and loves playing his games on it.

So, I REALLY wanted to like this device. I bought the ROG Flow Z13 from Best Buy, and bought the XG MOBILE dock from B&H (as Best Buy DOES NOT presently sell them). As a tablet on its own? You're not going to get much battery life, even if you try to underwatt it via it's on-board software settings, and the MUX switch doesn't really work too effectively. The XG MOBILE Dock is finicky -- The XG mode does turn on SOMETIMES, even when you've confirmed that it's locked in place, and works nicely when it wants to. BUT the XG MOBILE, even in brand new state, is inconsistent. Part of the problem is the design -- I presume that if ASUS ROG had designed BOTH CORDS TO BE DETACHABLE, that it would solve any intermittent issues. The XG MOBILE that I bought from B&H was brand new, BTW. back to the ROG Flow Z13... You're faced with a cool looking tablet that has an identity crisis -- It WANTS to be a "gaming tablet", with it's i9 processor and (rather paltry) RTX 3050Ti discrete graphics, but offers nothing past 16GB of RAM, and has a VERY MEAGER 1TB SSD Slot to max out. The fact that there are portable computer companies that are designing DUAL SLOT NVmE slots for even smaller designs (like the upcoming GPD Win Max 2), embarrasses the Flow Z13, who only thought to put the M.2 2230 size slot, whereas there was MORE THAN ENOUGH ROOM TO ALLOW A 2284 SLOT. As for the build quality? I returned on Z13, because the touchscreen stopped working. I returned a second one because the MUX Switch didn't not properly work, and had issues working with an XG MOBILE dock that it's designed to work with. Being as this is a first design? Some might like it, if they don't find defects with their device. In my case, however, the $2,052.99 (with tax) cost was too high to justify with the number of plagued problems that I ended up encountering. There are better devices for that kind of money. A shame... I really wanted a powerful tablet that was capable and reliable. I got neither with the ASUS ROG Flow Z13. What I wouldn't give to have a word with their design and engineering team...

The form factor, price, and power of this tablet were 100% perfect for my needs and use-case. Ran pretty much every game I threw at it with decent quality, rendered in Blender amazingly, and the pen support is exactly as advertised. The problem is, this thing just isn't ready for production. The Asus drivers and Windows update are constantly fighting (and anyone with a recent Windows version knows that you can't just tell it you don't want to update). The touch screen stopped working on intermittent boots, and they type cover stopped working entirely. I couldn't even update the keyboard's firmware because it wouldn't stay powered on for longer than a few seconds after attaching it. I was incredibly disappointed in this lemon of a computer. Other issues worth noting; - Doesn't work in Ubuntu, Fedora, or Arch because of dozens of driver issues. The hardware may be new, but it's not from Mars, I should have been able to at least get one of them to reliably boot to a GUI at low resolution, but this machine couldn't do it (and I'm a Linux Systems Engineer by trade, so it certainly wasn't for lack of knowledge or tenacity) - The box has a very obvious place for an included pen, but Asus cheaped out at the last second and didn't include it in this SKU. - Removing boot options from the BIOS didn't work. Would allow removal, but when saved, they'd still be there. - The only access to the second USB-C port is on the XG Mobile port, which is covered by a rubber cover that isn't tethered to the body of the laptop, and sits super loose in the port. I am certain that after a few days, this would have fallen off on it's own in my bag and gotten lost forever. - Every other type cover I've ever used was able to be flipped around (attached backward) so that you could leave it attached but not have the keys exposed. The way the magnets are arranged on this machine make that impossible. - The Asus color changing software for the silly RGB lighting didn't respect user settings, so the little window in the back would either cycle colors annoyingly, or be the color I set my keyboard to (dim white), but stay on (despite my having set it as permanently off, because I didn't want a BRO GAMER MACHINE LOL, I wanted a discrete workstation) - The power button has a fairly responsive fingerprint reader... when I can find it. Usually spent more time groping around for the sensor than it would have taken me to type a password. There is no tactile indication of where it is (a bump, a line, an indent or impression... ANYTHING would have worked). Of course, I could only type a password WHEN THE KEYBOARD WORKED. I'm sure I could go on and on, but I think it's sufficient to say that I had a terrible experience, (just like I had with their UX582 that came with horrible screen burn right out of the box), so it is unlikely that I'll be purchasing another Asus product. The hardware is amazing, but the driver support, user experience, and complete lack of response from their support staff, force me to leave 1 star.

Best piece of equipment i bought for travel music production.. can run all my plug-ins w ease.. never have to worry about latency..thank u asus!

Compact and easy to to travel with. Runs World of Warcraft really and Lightroom really well. Perfect for gaming and photo editing.

It started with my speaker failing and Best. Buy messing up the paperwork. Now my motherboard is failing and I can't return it.

ASUS - ROG 13.4" Touchscreen Gaming Tablet - Intel Core i9 - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti V4G Graphics - 1TB SSD - Black is Excellent

2nd day of use, the device would not charge. Issue with motherboard. Returned it for a refund.