Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great buy and experience really good product store guy was very good

Works great so far though it might be a bit too early for anything further. Doing assignments and watching movies are of no issues.

Sleek and fast. Still need more time under the belt but first impressions are great

I took a chance on refurbished and it works great!!!

The product quality is consistently outstanding, exceeding my expectations every time.I was completely impressed with their professionalism and customer service.

works fine,no problems,would recommend to others if need of a computer

Very good and worth purchase.My daughter loves to use this laptop every day for her school work. It is easy in her eyes. I am very happy about this product.

Battery life is perfect for OLED Display and latest processor

Resistente, com acabamento premium, tela muito boa.

It is the best computer I’ve ever had to work on or for pleasure.

Great for high school student everything you need.

Great laptop for the price easy to use and set up.

excellent product i will definatly recomend thia product

Pretty nice for the price but 8 gig ram doesn't cut it.

The ASUS - Zenbook 14 OLED 14” WUXGA Touch Laptop, Intel Core Ultra 5 - Intel Evo Edition - 8GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Jasper Gray is a beautifully crafted ultra-portable laptop that's easy on the budget. This ultra-portable will handle everyday computing tasks with ease and also handle some light 3D gaming with the integrated graphics. The laptop is super light but feels very solid and has a premium feel to it. The monitor hinge is nice and smooth when opening and stays put quite well once opened. The keyboard has a nice feel to it and is easy to type on. Love the backlit keys! The trackpad is ample size and very responsive. Has a nice smooth feel to it. Setup was very easy with the standard Windows 11 setup process. I had it up and running and fully patched within 20 minutes. The CPU is really fast and responsive. The 8 GB of RAM handles everyday tasks quite well! Although not a gaming laptop by any means, the integrated graphics do handle some lighter 3D gaming quite well. AAA title will definitely struggle and from what I could tell it's more of a memory issue than raw 3D computing power. The integrated graphics actually had some decent framerates but struggled when loading new scenes into memory in games like Fortnite for instance. Older 3D titles actually were pretty playable after tweaking the game settings. Borderlands 2 played decent with about 45 fps average and Tomb Raider played decent as well. 2D gaming titles will run great on this laptop. Battery life is excellent! Watching video full screen with medium screen brightness uses about 5% battery per hour in my tests. The sound on this ultra-portable is superb and really blew me away for such a small device. It actually has some thump to it and is better than a lot of laptops I've used in the past! The 14 inch OLED screen is beautiful and crisp. The touchscreen is nice and responsive and comes in handy. The screen is reflective so you'll get some bright light reflection, but the screen has a good range of brightness to handle this when needed. The built-in camera makes logging into your laptop a breeze! Just sit down and the facial recognition logs you in without having to do anything. Works quite well! The camera has a nice sliding lens cover which I almost missed. Nice touch when you want to make sure your camera is off! Much appreciated feature than a lot of laptops don't bother to include. The included charger is small and will fit inside a bag easily without adding much weight. USB-C charging port. The laptop has a decent amount of ports for a small device. Full size HDMI is nice along with a 3.5 mm audio jack if you have a wired headset. A full size USB and an extra USB-C port also. The underside has plenty of venting and some nice rubberized feet for airflow elevation and slip resistance. Overall this is a budget ultra-portable that doesn't feel budget and would make a great addition to anyone's travel bag or desk for everyday computing tasks and some light gaming!

Good product and worth buying it for this price...

I have been using Asus computers for at ten years and I have real good sevice with Asu?

Very good laptop for the price, provides great value

Yes it was in really good condition. No starches. Performance is ok a well.

The first thing you'll notice when booting this laptop up is how fantastic the screen is. It's an OLED panel, but one with excellent color calibration. Colors are vivid and rich without the hypersaruration you typically get from an OLED screen. The next thing you'll notice, at least when you go to play back media content, is how great the speakers are. Sound reproduction is rich and accurate and much louder than you'd expect. So it's a great media content consumption machine, but does it function well as a laptop? Absolutely. The i5 is up any standard business or student task you throw at it. Even with the default 8 gigs of RAM, I didn't have any trouble switching between multiple active applications, or with resource-heavy apps slowing things down. Everything was smooth and fast. Sure, content creators and gamers will want something with a beefier processor or better graphics potential, but this machine will not disappoint business users or most students who simply need a laptop to work well as a laptop. Build quality is also impressive. The metal frame and chassis mean this device will survive rattling around in a backpack or being bumped around a cubicle. The industrial design is great, too. The laptop has a simple, clean, metallic elegance. It's also light and comfortable to use for extended periods of time. Battery life is pretty impressive, too. The computer gets a little too warm by the underside exhaust ports after being used intensively for a prolonged period of time, but there are nice ridges to at least keep the ports clear if you have to move it from your lap to your desk. The only drawback to this machine, and I think it's an important one, is the limited number of ports on the computer. You get an HDMI out, but only one USB port and no SD card slot. Yes, you can get a USB hub or stick to Bluetooth devices (no problems connecting those, either), but since businesses (an old working men like me) hold on to older media for long periods of time, the absence of these kinds of connections is a bit annoying. Perhaps this was a necessary compromise to fit the machine into its compact frame, but I find it a bit of a nuisance. We still trade a lot of things on USB and card media where I work, despite the best efforts of the company to move us to the cloud. Younger users perhaps won't even see this as a weakness. Notwithstanding the limited number of ports, this is a great machine for business and student use. If you need a decent computer you can use for work or that you want to send a kid to college with, this is an excellent choice.