Customer Ratings & Reviews

No laptop is perfect, but if you search for one that most completely matches your needs, you are likely to be pleased. I am greatly pleased with this Asus. At its price point, I have seen this model referred to as “midrange”. Using pricing as a measure, I can somewhat agree that the description is apt, but this model scores 100 per cent on meeting all my personal needs at a very reasonable price. It is light. At 2.82 pounds, it is gorgeous in its Jasper Gray metal case and sports a beautiful 14-inch touchscreen OLED panel. It does not have 2.8K resolution, but for office work the color accurate 400 nit (500 nits with HDR enabled) screen with 1920 X 1200 resolution is just fine for me and should increase battery life for the snappy Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor. This model sports a hefty 75-watt hour battery. Battery life is more important to me than extended resolution. If you must have 2.8K, there is another Asus model sold by Best Buy that meets that spec, albeit for a higher price. If you are torn on this issue, simply visit your local Best Buy and compare the screens. I could not be happier with mine. For office work and media consumption, it is perfect. Sixteen gigabytes of DDR5 RAM and a1TB Gen 4 SSD further complement this Evo Edition package, and ports are plentiful. There is a single 3.2 USB-A port on the left side, and two USB-C ports on the right. Each USB-C port can pass video and serve as a charging connection, and they are both Thunderbolt 4 speced. There is also an HDMI port on the right as well as a headphone jack. If you need an SD card slot or ethernet, you’ll need a dongle. On a thin laptop like this one, there is simply not enough physical space to supply every possible physical port. The lighted keyboard is comfortable, and the keys are well spaced with enough travel to make typing a pleasure. The webcam is 1080p and produces a natural, detailed picture. The camera is infrared and works with Windows Hello for hands- free login. There is no fingerprint sensor. The Intel Core Ultra 7 processor literally tears through office work and web browsing. It is also more than adequate for light video editing and should easily handle your photo editing chores. I am not a gamer, so you will need to look to other reviewers for their opinions on gaming. I do not think this laptop is aimed at hard core gamers. Neither heat nor fan noise has plagued me during my testing of this model. You should expect exemplary battery life, along with efficient performance. I can easily get a full day of battery life with my office productivity chores. I love this Asus. Highly recommended.

Excellent - Speakers. Very Good - Screen (OLED and Brightness). Good - Performance. Good - Keyboard. Good - Storage/Memory(Capacity and Speed) Good - TouchPad OK - Battery Life. OK - Weight/Portability. Meh - Heat(Med-Heavy use: warm to hot. Light use/battery saver: cool) Meh - Fan Noise(Med-Heavy use: loud/audible whine) AMD still has Intel beat this generation. Intel 155H is a good step forward for Intel but not enough.

There is a nice laptop, but I bought open box and it was a store model. The fan ran constantly and could give you burns however, very nice oled screen

I've never had a laptop that has given me so many problems. It's so unbelievably slow that it takes 2 minutes to load a webpage. The fan sounds like it's going to explode. The sound cuts out within 10 minutes every time I boot it up. I've uninstalled, reinstalled all drivers, applications, etc. ASUS warranty is GARBAGE. If you buy it from Best Buy, ASUS warranty doesn't actually mean anything, they'll just direct you to Best Buy, and Best Buy won't do anything about it unless it's under the accidental damage plan (i.e., not naturally occurring hardware issues from a poor product). I got this because my 7 year old laptop was getting old and slow, and after 5 weeks I have no choice but now to go back to my 7 year old laptop. Biggest waste of money I've ever spent (and I once put $1000 on red at a craps table).

I recently switched mac to asus due to broken screen. As a pragrammer I was hoping to get good performance performance. Sadly this device crashed couple of times whenever tried to run codes. Reason you shouldn’t buy this 1. Fan noise 2. Cheap keyboard materials 3.Performance/Often crashes 4. Need two hands to open/not well weight 5. Price/expensive

Just purchased this laptop and got it all set up. It has been 30 minutes since I’ve set it up and the fans are going crazy and the keyboard is already crazy hot. All I’ve done so far is log into my accounts and downloaded Spotify. Really that’s all it takes? 30 minutes of emailing and music for it to overheat?