Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love it only thing is I’m still getting to know the Labtop

Picture quality is perfect and internet speeds wife loves it

My 3rd ASUS PC. No problems at all. I really like the 14 inch screen

This is a great laptop, very functional and easy to use.

A couple years ago I helped my dad get a Vivobook with an OLED display. Fast forward to now where I needed to get my wife a new laptop and this Zenbook with OLED display really turned my head. I've been keeping my wife's laptop alive with battery replacements. After a little while, the battery started to expand and would split the seam to the point where the trackpad wasn't responding quite right. We really liked the laptop and found replacement batteries for a decent price. The bad part was that the battery would be recognized as non-original and we would have to acknowledge it every time we booted up. After replacing it again recently, I started looking for a whole new laptop. We were looking for something with a Core 5 Ultra or Core i5 processor, EVO designation for better battery life, OLED display and touchscreen. This Asus Zenbook 14 OLED really fit the bill. I really hadn't been following the Core 5 Ultra vs Core i5 transition, but my quick searches tell me it's a nudge forward in power efficiency and integrated graphics performance. I don't need some gaming machine because she's mostly working on email, browsing, as well as some basic programming for elementary robotics. In the box, there isn't much to find, the laptop itself and a charger. The charger itself is 65 watt charger with a square brick and a fixed cord that is about 6 feet long and outputs to USB-C. The only knock here is that the prongs don't fold flat into the brick, they are fixed. The laptop itself is pretty lightweight at under 3 lbs. One side has a 5Gbps USB-A port. The other side has two USB-C ports rated for Thunderbolt 4, an HDMI port and a headphone jack. I find it very portable and I feel like the case itself is aluminum or magnesium. Definitely not plastic. Booting up the first time, was pretty quick. This system has 8 GB of RAM and a 512 GB NVMe drive. Unfortunately, the RAM is soldered and is not upgradeable. The storage however, can be swapped. Not long after the first boot, I was quite impressed with the display. It's a 1920 x 1200 display, but it's OLED and rated for 500 nits. I find the display is pleasantly bright and I don't think I'll have any problems with brightness even if it's in sunlight. The display is beautiful. Colors really pop and I feel like they are more accurate than traditional display technology. In my brief testing, the EVO designation lives up to the hype. The battery seems to charge quickly and getting all day performance seems very achievable. Performance of this processor has been great. I've thrown a lot of browser windows, productivity applications at it and it hasn't shown any slowdown. This is an office type of computer. It's not like my wife is going to run Virtual Machines or play AAA games. So anything over a Core 5 Ultra or Core i5 is going to be overkill. I had hoped that the memory would be upgradeable, but 8 GB should be enough. Having the capability to upgrade the storage is very helpful and I feel like I will end up upgrading that pretty soon. Overall, this ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED provides a satisfying computer experience.

This is the first ASUS I owned that was a huge disappointment. I would not recommend buying since you can't upgrade the ram and once you start running multiple browers as well as apps, it is super slow. It is constantly getting stuck spinning and you need lots of patience. Love the brand but this one is for the trash.

Great product would refer to anyone looking for one

Pretty much every Asus PC has some sort of gaming aspect in mind and this particular LT does not disappoint in its performance, however, I did some extensive research including opening up this unit to verify if any upgradeability is possible. 8 Gb of Ram is built into the board and no 2nd slot for more ram. But…This Ram is LPDDR5 6400 MHz. which is slightly faster than the previous Gen. Paired with a Intel I5 ultra with 14 cores and 18 threads. 18 MB Cache with Intel AI boost NPU (4 of the cores are High performance) PCIE Gen 4. I did verify a removable M.2 (currently 512 Gb) but my Search did not render how much the system would take, but I will be Testing its limits. See Further info here at Asus. https://www.asus.com/us/laptops/for-home/zenbook/asus-zenbook-14-oled-q415/techspec/ This PC is great with basic multitasking. Did not experience any stalls Or freeze ups. Boots quickly. Basic gaming was good. You would need To increase virtual memory for a better game experience! The OLED screen is the winner here! Beautiful accurate colors with Videos, surfing internet, pictures and anything visual. 500 nits for Brightness. Corning Gorilla Glass touch screen. Backlit Keyboard with 3 levels of brightness. I have been using this pc for roughly 4 days now and checking the Battery at this moment shows I have 15 hours & 49 mins Remaining. It Charges up pretty quickly. They do recommend charging for 3 hours Before first use on battery power. This has a nice solid build feel and the keyboard is effortless. Has a large Touch pad as most PCs are building into the design. Connectivity ports Include 2 high speed USB-C and 1 USB-A and a HDMI port. This is quickly becoming my Go-To laptop for is performance, easy Portability and functionality. I really think Asus knocked this out of the park for its affordability and just enough specs for a good user Experience!

Slows down after opening 5 tabs. Windows 11 takes up 80% of the available memory when running the laptop idle. Big disappointment.

Great computer if you can get it on sale the OLED screen is awesome!!

As slow as the computer that I replaced. Loud fan, even when I changed to whisper setting. Very disappointed. Wish that I had returned it.

Not a great product, speakers got damaged after 3 months of use

The processing speed is not as fast as i would like. However, it does the job based on my corporate needs

The OLED screen looks grainy on white backgrounds. The battery life is worse than expected.

Asus lap top Zenbook 14 is very diappointing the touch pad is so senstive if u move to fast it clicks on things u did not want to I have tryed every setting i can find with no sucess. This is very frustrating problem . As of yesterday the audio stops working i have tryed the audio trouble shooter with no sucess untill i restart the computer it will then work intermittenly. I give Asus the chance to give me my money back and i will change the review

The keyboard is gray with gray letters, impossible to use keyboard. Best Buy does not answer their phone! The 800 number demands remotely taking over your computer which I will never do; dangerous request. I would not recommend this purchase to anyone!

Powerful performance, sleek design, and excellent value for the price.

I've had a Dell laptop for a few years now and it worked well enough for me. Truth be told, I didn't really need a laptop other than my home theater processor needs to use a PC to do it's room correction software called Dirac. So I pretty much just bought it for that. The Dell did it's job adequately enough and I used it for Dirac and surfing the web and checking e-mails. After a while the with comandeered the laptop to use for doing online exercises like Les Mills and the like. Well recently it developed this issue where it would turn off occasionally if you moved it. Like you're buying stuff on Amazon, you get up to walk to another room and the stupid thing would just shut off. You could simply turn it back on to reboot it but you'd lose whatever it was you'd been doing. So I decided to get this Asus to replace the Dell. My Dell laptop was certainly larger with a bigger screen, but this little Asus still manages to get the job done. Whereas the Dell was all plastic, this Asus feels like it is made of metal. It has a nice sturdy feel to it, but still manages to be nice and light. The keys on the keyboard have a nice tactile feel to them with a satisfying click when you type. When I first booted the machine up and went through the setup the whole process was pretty smooth and took about 15 minutes from start to finish. It was able to connect to my Google accounts and even had all the icons and files from my Dell laptop on the desktop when it was finished with the initial setup. This was both good and bad for me because I liked that it had all my stuff there for me but my wife had a bunch of files on the desktop that I didn't want. When I went to delete them, it also deleted them from the Dell laptop. This was a problem because my wife still uses the Dell on just about a daily basis. But once I learned I just could disconnect the Asus from One Drive then I was able to delete my wifes files from the Asus without deleting them from the Dell. The Asus laptop has a nice, snappy processor and is able to load webpages very quickly. If this laptop has a fan, I've never heard it. One drawback to the small size is that it only has 1 standard USB port. So if you plan to hook up a mouse, you're not going to be able to connect anything else. The laptop has 1 HDMI port and 2 of the USB C connections to use for charging and the like. The charging port is kind of weird in that it is almost in the middle of the right side. I would prefer it to be up near the top. So all in all I would say that this is a great little laptop. I do miss having a 10-key number pad on the side but I guess that is something Asus sacrificed to keep this thing small. Battery life seems to be very good as well as I have been using it for 3 or 4 days now on a single charge and the battery is still at about 70%. I would say this thing will last you a full week on a charge with light to medium use.

The Zenbook 14” OLED is a nice media device that can do lite office work when you need to. I do love OLED displays. They are especially nice for watching videos and looking at pictures. They also are very fast. OLED displays have hit the market this year in a big way but ASUS has made them available for a while now in their laptops. ASUS is a computer company that leads the industry with their innovative products. With a great display, long battery life and one of Intel's newest Core Ultra 5 Processors. One of its most efficient CPUs ever makes for great fun. The chassis feels good with almost no flex. The touch pad is smooth and responsive and just maybe on the bigger side. The keyboard is backlit but not too bright. This is labeled as an Intel Evo laptop. Along with that you get one 1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A port, 2 USB Thunderbolt 4 ports with support for display output and power delivery, a full size HDMI 2.1 port. We also get WIFI 6E and Bluetooth 5.3. You should be able to connect pretty much any device you may need to this notebook. And throw in some fast USB charging for when you need it and why not some pretty good audio too and let's keep the weight down at 2.82 lbs. This model of Zenbook laptop only comes with 8GB of memory. Windows 11 probably does a better job managing memory than any version of windows. The online specifications confirm the memory is not upgradeable. Unless you need lots of browser tabs open or are doing more serious work I don’t think this memory limitation should be a problem. If you need more ram look at a different model. There is much to like here and it is not just a great display.

This Asus Zenbook touch screen laptop is perfect for me to use on the go to keep in touch and work when I am out and about. Thankfully there weren't too many updates for windows when I was setting up the Asus Zenbook, which can be frustrating when you just want to get going with a new computer. The touch screen display is beautiful and responsive, looking at photos and watching videos is quite enjoyable. There are quick keys to brighten or dim the display depending on the ambient lighting around you which I find really helpful. The backlighting on the keyboard helps when using the computer in a dimly lit room. It goes out after a few moments which is great if you're watching a TV show or movie, but quickly comes back on when you touch the keys. The Dolby Atmos speakers sound adequate when watching movies or tv, however I prefer to use my own headphones, so I don't annoy those around me. The USB-C charger cable has a decent length when plugged in, although I would like to see the prongs on the power brick close down into the power brick to protect the prongs when packed into a bag. The computer does get a bit warm when charging, which is not uncommon for slim SSD hard drive computers. I found that it cooled down quickly when the charge reached 95%. I primarily use this Asus Zenbook for work, emails, Zoom meetings, video watching, and light photo editing. The Intel i5 keeps up with my needs and uses, I'm quite happy to use it on a daily basis. The Asus Zenbook is no slouch and will get the job done for you, it's light weight and fun to use!