Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not impressed with Asus build quality as of late. Really cool APU from a design perspective. Given it uses RNDA3.5 it seems to suffer the same audio bugs that plague the ROG ally (mainly audio distortion at low TDP, ie silent) when using Dolby Atmos. Battery life is also poor and I've been unable to address why in paticular it is poort on the 64GB version. Seeing roughly 2-3hours of battery life at minimum brightness surfing the web. I've tried capping TDP and capping on battery CPU clocks to base only which is where the audio issues began to appear. At 75% CPU speed max capped in windows power menu I was seeing closer to 6 hours but that is still well below the 10 hours often claimed on YouTube. Build quality is not great either. There seems to be a popping or clicking near the top vents at the center of each grill. Almost fees like a poorly seated or broken clip which wouldnt be a deal breaker other than it makes a pop sound every time the tab-lap-lop is picked up by that side which is half of the time. Usability is OK, thought it would hate the form factor more than I did, issues I have with the device much like the Zephyrus all relate to low build quality. Much easier to justify this with a $500 ally rather than a $2500 laptop. For that kind of money you're well into M4 Pro territory approaching M4 Max which at this price point is unacceptable. Haven't yet but likely to return the device. I really truly want to like it but if there are this many issues within the first 14 days I can't imagine what it will look like after a year or two.

Great device, i got unlucky and had a bad wifi adapter but other then that it was good

Very versatile device that is powerful enough to get most jobs done. However, the chip is so new that you may still experience some driver issues.

That's a nice and strong computer works fest clear display and a nice and cool design

Excellent condition came out perfect with no problem, best way too get really good stuff for cheap saved 600 off this

Very good machine, portable powerful, yet runs hot. Cant fight the physic. Overall a great machine.

The new RoG Flow Z13 tablet is a redesign of their previous generation Flow Z-series, but featuring something totally new this year: An all-APU design with no actual dedicated graphics (dGPU), instead employing the most powerful AMD APU Technology available - based on the new “AMD Strix Halo” architecture, consisting of AMDs new Ryzen AI+ 395 processor, paired with a Radeon 8060S integrated graphics (APU) – The first time we’re seeing TRULY AAA gaming capabilities AND AI-capable NPU in the same die without a dedicated graphics card onboard! On paper, this thing is a beast. Does it make the same impression in person? Let’s start with the packaging: While this is a very different form factor than a typical gaming laptop, it has an unboxing experience that feels premium and familiar. One of the things I really like about the RoG Flow Z13 is how it seems to be a flagship product for ASUS/RoG. It arrives in a sleek, sturdy box adorned with bold RoG branding and metallic highlights. Inside, the tablet is separately packed in its own box, cushioned by custom cutouts, ensuring it remains pristine during transit. Accessories are thoughtfully arranged: the detachable keyboard is pre-attached, and the 200W overkill power supply is packaged separately. There is NO stylus included, but ASUS and Microsoft styli are supported by this unit, however it offers no pen storage abilities onboard. The literature is minimal and typical for RoG devices, but clear for such a streamlined setup. Design and Build: The Flow Z13 continues ASUS’s tradition (with RoG anyway) of marrying sturdy industrial design innovation with striking aesthetics. Its chassis, forged from aluminum alloy, exudes ruggedness – While being remarkably portable for a high-performance tablet. He’s a big, ”thicc boi”! The tablet’s lines are angular and aggressive, punctuated by a new RoG signature RGB window that gives a glimpse into the tablet’s internals—an eye-catching nod to it’s gaming pedigree, while keeping the RGB subtle – When turned off, its just a mirrored SLASH in the back of the chassis.. The kickstand is robust, and offers a unique shape that helps frame the ventilation ports and includes rubberized edges for comfort when lapped, or the avoidance of sliding when on a hard surface. Ports are where you’d want them to be, and there are a good amount of them. 2x USB-C 4.0 ports on the upper left-hand side, while a single USB-A 3.2 port sits on the right lower quadrant of the edge for better headset/mouse dongle connectivity when needed. HDMI and ASUS’ new SlimPort charging port (From the Zephyrus G series) round out the left side, while the upper right manages the power button, volume rockers, and an Armoury Crate button to fire up the overlay in-game, or the AC application from the desktop. A 2.5mm standard headphone jack also adorns the right side next to the USB port. The keyboard is an interesting component. MUCH more robust than comparable tablet magnetic keyboard from the likes of Microsoft, Lenovo or Dell, but with build that makes me feel like I can still treat it like a gaming device. The palm rest and core of the part seems to be metal-backed as it is VERY tensile and flexed minimally. It seems like it will last longer than some of those competing devices based on its sturdy build, and the finish on the board seems to be more durable than the competing rubberized or Alcantara of other such keyboard covers. They keyboard itself has GREAT travel for being a mag-board, and the RGB looks great, although compared to other gaming laptops, it’s a bit dimmer, and the key font makes it hard in some cases to read the secondary symbols in dark rooms – One thing of note about the keyboard – ASUS has listened to its users and BROUGHT BACK Fn-Lock that was gone from last year’s G-series laptops… You can now Fn-Lock your secondary functions with Fn+ESC again! Display: The 13.4-inch display is a standout feature, boasting a QHD+ (2560 x 1600) resolution with a 165Hz refresh rate. Colors are vibrant, blacks are reasonably deep for an IPS panel, and the brightness peaks at ~500 nits, making it comfortable for both indoor and some cloudy/covered outdoor use. Touch responsiveness is excellent, supporting both finger and stylus input with negligible lag (I have not yet been able to evaluate the stylus input from a delay/lag/jitter perspective, and I’ll update my review if I come across one to test with). The screen’s slim bezels look great, while the Gorilla Glass protection provides peace of mind during transport and use with a pen or your finger poking it all the time. I did get an uncomfortable amount of light leak from the panel when I first received it, but realized some of this is caused by the strong magnets on the bottom of the screen pulling the glass away from the LCD – I was able to gently “massage” some of this away, so the most offensive “bright spots” in black/dark areas are hardly visible now. This is expected with most IPS displays. Initial Overall Impressions: From the moment you power it on, the Flow Z13 impresses with snappy boot-up and RoG-optimized Windows startup screen and POST animated logos. The device feels fast, cool, and surprisingly quiet, even during initial software installs and download of updates. One of the impressive things about this form factor is the ventilation setup. Unlike a gaming laptop or workstation, that gets its intake air from underneath and blows exhaust to the sides or back, this thing has its hottest components up at the screen level, so its breathing IN via vents in the upper-back, and exhausting via the top edge of the tablet. ASUS does this with brilliant RoG branded finesse, that, in my opinion looks very cool and sleek, and this form gives a HUGE advantage: You can use this device sitting on soft surfaces like a sofa, ottoman or bed without the fear of suffocating critical cooling! This would also be a boon to creatives using the tablet that don’t want to overheat the CPU or APU while running AI generation or rendering image filters, video or 3D content. This thing can always breathe so its always at its peak, and its intakes aren’t up against soft surfaces that can pull in lint and other dusty/dirty vent contaminants that can degrade airflow over time. It should be easier to clean out as needed as well since the vents and exhaust are all open and visible on the back and top of the system. General Use: In everyday scenarios, the RoG Flow Z13 shines as a versatile, albeit thick and hefty companion. Web browsing is fluid, multitasking is effortless thanks to up its 64GB of RAM, and office tasks feel fluid and completely snappy on the latest AMD Ryzen 9 AI 395 processor. The included keyboard is good enough to allow the tablet to transform into a credible laptop replacement. Battery life, when using the silent operating mode, is solid for a device of this caliber, averaging 4-6 hours under real-world mixed use—enough to get through most of the work day unanchored from a power outlet, but lesser than similarly sized devices of the same form factor that don’t have the processing or graphics/neural chops of something this beefy. Gaming Use: Here’s where the Flow Z13 truly sets itself apart. Armed with this new AI MAX+ APU, which allows BIOS and software-set unified RAM allocation to the graphics processing and efficient thermal management, the tablet delivers legitimate AAA gaming on the go. Popular titles like Halo Infinite, The Master Chief Collection, Gears 5, and other PC Game Pass titles run smoothly at high settings, maintaining frame rates above 60fps. Some games were even doing great on Ultra settings at native res. For the best performance when using the 13” screen, I found setting things to FHD resolutions downscaled them a bit but its not noticeable on a screen this size and the performance was perfect and lag-free. The high-refresh screen complements fast-paced games, while the unified memory architecture, and the ability to allocate up to half of the RAM lent to the graphics muscle for those seeking near desktop-class performance (This thing benchmarks close to a mobile RTX4050 in real-world tests, and I’d validate that with my own testing!) as well as giving BIG graphics memory to the APU for model rendering and other non-gaming GPU tasks. Throughout my tests, the device stayed comfortable to hold, and fan noise, while audible, remained unobtrusive, and you never have to worry about suffocating those fans and vents due to the design points mentioned above. Summary: The ASUS RoG Flow Z13 (2025) is a testament to how far APUs, and gaming tablets, have come: A rare blend of portability, versatility, and raw power. Whether you’re a gamer, a creative professional, or someone who values flexibility without compromising on performance, the Z13 is a great choice. While the premium price reflects its cutting-edge credentials and almost a demonstration/prototype level of bleeding edge tech, the device delivers exceptional performance for anyone seeking one device that can truly do it all. I would recommend this device to anyone looking for a cutting edge, take-anywhere powerhouse experience.

Battery life, performance are not well balanced. I can tell the next gen will be mich better.

The computer was amazing and fast, but was not what I needed.

This is an extremely nice product! It is light and powerful. You can set the pic quality to high in Blackmyth WuKong!

Really impressive power for its size but not quite worth the price tag for the average gamer

Its good! Absolutely satisfying. Amazing in all aspects.

This is a beast! It does just about everything. I have two one for work and one for home

Super powerful and fast in a small size. Definitely worth the money for a brand new piece of tech

Compact monster device...handles AAA titles and work stuff with ease

What started off as a nice shiny new laptop has quickly become a nightmare. This garbage will not stop freezing when opening up fullscreen applications. Microsoft's trash invasive features will steal 4-8 gigabytes of ram while idle. If you are not saving your work every second, then you better be using Microsoft's sketchy screenshot feature that is constantly recording your computer activity to hopefully recover your constantly lost work. It will run games at very high fidelity for hours and hours, but soon will decide not to anymore. You will spend more time troubleshooting every single possible thing then using the laptop for any form of work or entertainment. Driver rollbacks, factory resets, searching for corrupt files, disabling devices, etc... and I promise you your problems will not be resolved. DO NOT BUY THIS.

Competes with much larger devices while running cooler and quieter.

Build quality is great. Easy to carry. Handles COD and fusion 360 good

A lot power. I love this and use it almost everyday when I’m not on my main system.

Awesome Gaming performance and the top venting makes gaming on your lap without the venting burns possible