I absolutely love how in depth this is covering every possible thing someone might need to know. Its also great how its completely honest about the good things and bad things about it.
For a 720p camera Andrew, it's not too bad and the internal mic quality is crystal clear!! It's a pretty good laptop for $750. Absolute Brilliant and very thorough review!!! 👏👍😁
I was just looking at this one on BestBuy, seems like a good deal on new tech. 12th gen intel chips seem to be killer for new and upcoming Laptops . And at $750 it competes with other Windows Ultrabooks and The base model Macbook Air as well.
Battery life is the biggest downside for me because I’ll be using it for University and it would be best if it could last a day. Wonder if the amd version is any better. Other than that solid laptop and awesome review, thanks!
@@micro7567 processes are not directly comparable between fabs, tsmc and Intel in this case, but I also would expect a siginifcant improvement in battery life in amd version anyway
@@micro7567 the amd version is the 5000 series so it sacrifices performance for battery life, albeit it’s $100 cheaper. I’m not sure which to go for now…
@@nathanng6980 If its any comfort, i don't think there is that much of a difference in performance even in terms of graphic performance at 15W. If battery life is important, no doubt AMD is the way to go. From where we're from btw, there is only i7-1260P and i believe 5825U's multicore performance is alittle better though, not enough studies going around yet.
Asus feels like a Honda build quality at just the best prices around. I have this and an XPS 15 9510 and the build quality is better on the ASUS , the 90Hz is so neat. Would adore this laptop with 16GB of DDR5 RAM. $650 sale at Best Buy for a little bit. A neat machine to be sure. Thanks for the awesome reviews.
@@dasmalas9960 for the price I paid which is was £750 for the 16GB 512GB model I'm happy with it. The only down side is the cpu is power hungry for 5hrs Avg battery life
I just bought one with an i7 1260p, 16 gb ram and 512 gb ssd. I love it but i'm a little bit worried about battery life. I keep the screen at 60 hz and luminosity at around 60% but i'm getting about 5-6h of battery life watching videos on youtube, web browsing and a little bit of word processing. Maybe i'm just too picky coming form a HP spectre x360, but right now that's the only thing that bothers me. Great screen, trackpad and keyboard by the way!
I'm stuck whether to buy the latest HP spectre x360 13.5" or this ASUS 14" laptop. Since you got both, which one do you recommend for a student who barely games?
Thanks for the Great review.This is truly an EXCELLENT value for $750! I think the port selection is very reasonable. Love the fact that it includes a SD card slot. With that said I always have a wish list. My wish lists for this system would be the option to use the AMD 6000 chipset (with RDNA-2 integrated graphics) option with USB-4 and a larger battery and a matte display option. I don't think any of these wish list items would add to the material cost of the system and it may help with thermal issues (warm temps) and improved battery life. If you speak with Asus rep ask them if they have any specific plans to support the AMD 6000 with this laptop. Enquiring minds want to know. 😉
@@ENB90 do you think that would be a better option? It’s $100 cheaper in Singapore. But performance will be a little less so I’m not sure if it will justify the increase in battery life? Also 5000 series using ddr4 ram, pcie3.0 ssd and no thunderbolt:(
@@ENB90 Good to know but I was hoping for Ryzen 6000 so that I could get the(RDNA-2) iGPU and USB 4 support. Hopefully they will offer a AMD Ryzen 6000 option later in the year as the chipset becomes more available.
Hi Andrew! Great review thank you so much for doing this. I feel like many reviewers have skipped over the value options recently especially when it comes to Asus so it is really great to have such a detailed and thorough review for this laptop. Any idea when and where 16 GB ram model might be available? It’s the one thing keeping me from picking up this bad boy today and if I could find it with 16 GB I jump on it in a second
I really love how this laptop looks and I'd say it's an amazing MacBook alternative for anyone that may not be able to afford one or care less about it. I may be considering this device for college and so far so good :)
Great review, thanks you It happens I have 2 of those laptops UX3402ZA with i5-1240P / 16GB already one with OLED / gloss/ touch and one IPS / matt / non touch screens. One of them has been upgraded with Samsung SS980 Pro to take advantage of PCIe 4, and it is very fast indeed. I do prefer IPS/matt screen even it is only 60Hz refresh.
@@sharkr3283 I use Samsung Buds2 without any issues, however, have no luck with Bose QuietComfort Earbuds (no mic). Bose QuietComfort Earbuds don't work with my phone neither
@@uyaronur Not that I noticed. I mostly using it with Standard Fan profile and only occasionally switch to Performance. Still very happy with both laptops I have .
Hi Andrew, thanks for your great review. I have almost decided to buy this laptop. One question: is this laptop comfortable to work on your lap? I saw that it is standing on the screen edge when we open the laptop widely.
The Aqua Celadon/green-ish colour is so, so beautiful but it doesn't sell in Sweden. So sad to fall head over heels for the perfect laptop that ALSO looks nice, and then it's impossible to get.
Andrew thanks a lot for this review. As usual great, top of my favorite reviewing UA-camr. Perfect and balanced information. Really enjoyed watching it💪👍
Hi Andrew, I bought a zenbook 14 oled today. It's an excellent ultrabook. Nothing conflicts with your review. However, the hinges of my laptop is too flimsy on my unit. Also, it's making some noise when I open and close the lid. I would like to know whether it is normal or due to the defectiveness?
Hi, opening and closing the lid from the center of the laptop should improve your experience. If problem still persist, do consider getting it to a service centre. Yes i admit the lid is abit flimsy but considering its weight, i'm fine with it.
@@hashaniprabodhika8102 mine is silent and smooth. I have the 16GB/256GB model in the UK. Comes with touch screen and no num pad. Bought from amazon UK for £750, Intel i5 1240p
Hi, I have been using it for more than 6 months and I notice that it overheats a lot. The battery does not have more than 70 cycles but the temperature reaches almost 70°C just by watching UA-cam videos... My question is if you have noticed this in use and if it is normal... Thank you
super glad to see you did an extended review for this since I've been eyeing it like crazy!! one question: would you say the numpad gets in the way of regular use? is it easy to activate accidentally or anything of the sort? i personally don't think I'll ever use it so i hope it doesn't get in the way either by hardware or software gimmicks
Is it recommended to enable 'hdr on' all the time on this machine or better to toggle on and off dependant on content? or another way of putting it, any detrimental effects from always having it on?
Do you have the PWM frequency for this laptop's display? Most of reviews completely ignore this, but it is a critical factor for people who have any eyesight issues and if the PWM frequency is low, it can cause headaches, sometimes very severe migraines.
Hello again Andrew! I’m considering this laptop cause I have to change mine (it’s an old asus bought 12 years ago and for all this time it did a good job, but the time has come) with the specs i7/1TB, but I’m a little worried about some things. I was checking around these months, and I’ve come to read about the burn-in problems of the OLED screens; do you think it could become a problem on this laptop too? Also, I checked out the new lenovo yoga slim 7i (with the same specs) but here in Italy they say lenovo isn’t as good as asus and it won’t last long, from your experience what do you think? Last but not least, yoga 7i has also the IPS option, better the IPS one or the OLED one? Thanks again Andrew, you reviews are just great 🙏🏼
Regarding burn in, Asus has a software running in the background to shift the pixels a little (not visible) at certain intervals to curb this problem. But OLED on laptops are still rather new so there’s no way to know the long term effects. But I would think it could still last a few years?
Nice review ! I got one last week. It is a european SKU with the i5, 16gigs of ram and 512gigs of an OEM samsung 860 pro (yes, a 100€ ultrafast SSD) who cost 1100€ tax included. I bought it for coding because of the high res 16/10 screen and the very good keyboard. I am very precise and fast on that keyboard. Regarding the performance, my unit is different from yours. I don't know if it is a software thing, but my overall multicore results are a bit lower than yours. I've never seen the TDP go above 28w. Maybe yours exceed that by a bit. My unit never go above 85celcius either and even at "high performance" it is not too loud. So, i guess the latest bios or drivers traded power for noise and temps. For instance, i score 8500 multicore on CB R23 and 7300 on geekbench 5 multicore. Once thing that really pisses me off is my unit really underperform in the graphics side. I got a last gen yoga who sustain 1300mhz and 12w for the XEgraphics 80UC. This one only sustain 1000mhz and 6 to 7w ! I hope this is a bug. When i play world of warcraft, the CPU uses around 17w but the GPU still uses 6 to 7w ! We are well bellow the 28w TDP. The yoga is flexing at higher res + higher graphics + higher FPS, all at the same time... Ouch ! Asus, please, fix that ! BTW, what bios do you use ? Have you updated it ? I am using the 304.
I write software as well and the keyboard layout is my main concern when choosing a new notebook. I had zeroed in on this model and your comment just about ratified my decision. Thank you
I only wish Asus swapped sides of the I/O ports and included a second fan as in the Space Edition. As for Intel, It's disappointing this doesn't sport the new Arc gpu architecture. Iris Xe sucks
Will this be good for zoom/teams meeting, forex trading, 3D house designs and online business? I'm a civil engineer, trader, and real estate broker. How and where to buy this laptop in Guam?
Just got this laptop yesterday, its lovely although now I've bought it I do worry about screen burn as its Oled, but I am very happy with it overall, if I had one complaint it would be the sound, even my daughter said it sounds a little distorted and maybe too basey, can't find any equaliser settings to change that, if anyone know where they are or have similar issues please let me know, cheers Alan
Hey I would like to know without any burn in issues can I use this one for like 4 years?.. And without any oled issues. I will be using it for finance and stuff not editing and coding.
I wanted to use your affiliate link to buy one so ypud get ur kickback, but cannot find a 16 GB ram version anywhere on any site. I remember checking when this video first came out and couldn't find anything then either. idk why,. Asus advertises 16gb on their site page but doesnt seem to actually make the 16gb or sell it....
I really like it but I wish we had amd 6800u for better battery life. I can live with the P series from intel tough. What really kills it for me is no 32gb ram options. I can't understand that.
@@andrewmarcdavid Thank you so much! I'll be using this for medical records and charting but I'm just wondering if I should just pull the trigger and see if 8gb is enough. Although I already know I'm going to want to get a gen 4 ssd in there too. Ugh I hate waiting.
How is the heat/fan noise on whisper mode when just browsing or watching youtube videos? Looking at this for the OLED screen but I'd also like something I could use on my lap or set on the bed for a few minutes without it torching itself.
Gets hot is whisper mode. Normal mode is still quiet I have the 16GB/512GB model in the UK. Comes with touch screen and no num pad. Bought from amazon UK for £750, Intel i5 1240p
I think it's important to realize that the i7 version is much more then the $750USD. I i7 is around $1000USD in comparison. Considering the performance boost, its worth it to me. But good review. Thanks!!
Does it it mean that the batterie is better on the i7 aswell? I need a computer with a good batterie and i'm afraid that the asus zenbook i5 will not be enough
Absolutely love this guy's catch phrase "coming up!". Please don't ever lose the catch phrase. Love these reviews. Keep up the good work.
Thanks really appreciate it
@@andrewmarcdavid 💕
One of the weather news anchors here in Toronto used to do exactly the same intonation and arm swinging and al a few years ago. It was catchy..
I absolutely love how in depth this is covering every possible thing someone might need to know. Its also great how its completely honest about the good things and bad things about it.
Thanks!
I prefer matt display too, but a glossy shouldn't be considered as cons since some people would prefer it especially since it's OLED
Trust me, glossy display is not a weakness. Especially not with oled. A matte finish ruins the experience by degrading the detail.
This is very often on sale for $499 at Best Buy. I like the screen, ports, usb c charging. Great deal overall.
I feel like the only deal breaker is 8GB of RAM. Some recommend 16GB. I mean is it that bad?
@@TheyWantMeGone69 ik im 5 months late but dont get 8gb ram lol especially if ur using chrome
Thank you for your review it really helped me make the right decision to pick this laptop up. I got it yesterday, and I'm loving it so far!!
Great to hear!
For a 720p camera Andrew, it's not too bad and the internal mic quality is crystal clear!! It's a pretty good laptop for $750. Absolute Brilliant and very thorough review!!! 👏👍😁
Thanks Rafael!
I was just looking at this one on BestBuy, seems like a good deal on new tech. 12th gen intel chips seem to be killer for new and upcoming Laptops . And at $750 it competes with other Windows Ultrabooks and The base model Macbook Air as well.
Yeah 12th Gen Intel kills all these promising laptops
@@keyboardt8276 Forreal dude. Hope to see more Ryzen 6xxx chips come on the market now lol
I have the 16GB/512GB
model in the UK. Comes with touch screen and no num pad. Bought from amazon UK for £750, Intel i5 1240p
Especially when you got that with 10 bit color depth!
Especially when you got that with 10 bit color depth!
*Wow, very Professional & Detailed Review!! Keep it up*
Battery life is the biggest downside for me because I’ll be using it for University and it would be best if it could last a day. Wonder if the amd version is any better. Other than that solid laptop and awesome review, thanks!
AMD would always be better battery life since they are using 6 nanometer process while Intel still stuck at 10
@@micro7567 processes are not directly comparable between fabs, tsmc and Intel in this case, but I also would expect a siginifcant improvement in battery life in amd version anyway
@@micro7567 the amd version is the 5000 series so it sacrifices performance for battery life, albeit it’s $100 cheaper. I’m not sure which to go for now…
@@nathanng6980 If its any comfort, i don't think there is that much of a difference in performance even in terms of graphic performance at 15W. If battery life is important, no doubt AMD is the way to go. From where we're from btw, there is only i7-1260P and i believe 5825U's multicore performance is alittle better though, not enough studies going around yet.
@@Axtarotth i7 1260p should perform better than the ryzen 5825u
I love how he says “Coming up!”
Asus feels like a Honda build quality at just the best prices around. I have this and an XPS 15 9510 and the build quality is better on the ASUS , the 90Hz is so neat. Would adore this laptop with 16GB of DDR5 RAM. $650 sale at Best Buy for a little bit. A neat machine to be sure. Thanks for the awesome reviews.
I got the touchscreen version from amazon UK for £750 new. i5 16GB 512GB i
@kona328WH got a link bro?
@@kona328WHhow is your experience with touchscreen model , mate ? Is it worth buying? Thank you!
@@dasmalas9960 for the price I paid which is was £750 for the 16GB 512GB model I'm happy with it. The only down side is the cpu is power hungry for 5hrs Avg battery life
@@dasmalas9960 the touchscreen is good. It's responsive and I don't notice the matrix layer. Some people see it.
I just bought one with an i7 1260p, 16 gb ram and 512 gb ssd. I love it but i'm a little bit worried about battery life. I keep the screen at 60 hz and luminosity at around 60% but i'm getting about 5-6h of battery life watching videos on youtube, web browsing and a little bit of word processing. Maybe i'm just too picky coming form a HP spectre x360, but right now that's the only thing that bothers me. Great screen, trackpad and keyboard by the way!
Nice...That is what I am looking for. Can you share the link to that one? thx!
I'm stuck whether to buy the latest HP spectre x360 13.5" or this ASUS 14" laptop. Since you got both, which one do you recommend for a student who barely games?
Thanks for the Great review.This is truly an EXCELLENT value for $750! I think the port selection is very reasonable. Love the fact that it includes a SD card slot. With that said I always have a wish list. My wish lists for this system would be the option to use the AMD 6000 chipset (with RDNA-2 integrated graphics) option with USB-4 and a larger battery and a matte display option. I don't think any of these wish list items would add to the material cost of the system and it may help with thermal issues (warm temps) and improved battery life.
If you speak with Asus rep ask them if they have any specific plans to support the AMD 6000 with this laptop. Enquiring minds want to know. 😉
There's supposed to be an UM3402 version of the laptop. It uses a 5825u ryzen 7.
@@ENB90 do you think that would be a better option? It’s $100 cheaper in Singapore. But performance will be a little less so I’m not sure if it will justify the increase in battery life? Also 5000 series using ddr4 ram, pcie3.0 ssd and no thunderbolt:(
@@nathanng6980 Go with the Intel one. Faster RAM, better Ports. Battery Life isn't that bad with 7 hours since nowadays there are plugs everywhere
@@nicolas1712 I guess I’ll go with intel then, thanks
@@ENB90 Good to know but I was hoping for Ryzen 6000 so that I could get the(RDNA-2) iGPU and USB 4 support. Hopefully they will offer a AMD Ryzen 6000 option later in the year as the chipset becomes more available.
Hi Andrew! Great review thank you so much for doing this. I feel like many reviewers have skipped over the value options recently especially when it comes to Asus so it is really great to have such a detailed and thorough review for this laptop. Any idea when and where 16 GB ram model might be available? It’s the one thing keeping me from picking up this bad boy today and if I could find it with 16 GB I jump on it in a second
Glad you enjoyed it! No info yet on 16GB model
I just bought 16gb model
@@anhhinam oh cool! Where did you find it?
@@flightoftheflightless6733 I bought directly from asus web store vietnam
Just bought myself the 16gb i7 12th gen ver here in Malaysia. Woot!
Got this laptop for $274 BB open box. So far I’m getting 6+ hours on it w/ 90Hz. Good laptop for just web browsing.
not having a numerical keypad makes me crazy so I appreciate the attempt to provide one for a compact keyboard
I purchased the best buy entry model on sale for 550 dollars, what a great deal, love this laptop.
Amazing deal!
@@andrewmarcdavid ya i could not pass it up.
I really love how this laptop looks and I'd say it's an amazing MacBook alternative for anyone that may not be able to afford one or care less about it. I may be considering this device for college and so far so good :)
I've been waiting for this! Thanks for the review!
Thanks for watching!
Man excellent work, I love this unbiased reviews and your execution is perfect. Keep it up! A+
Thanks really appreciate it
Thoughts on the laptop's longevity with 8gb vs. 16gb? Concerned with how ram hungry browsers are becoming
Great review, thanks you
It happens I have 2 of those laptops UX3402ZA with i5-1240P / 16GB already one with OLED / gloss/ touch and one IPS / matt / non touch screens.
One of them has been upgraded with Samsung SS980 Pro to take advantage of PCIe 4, and it is very fast indeed.
I do prefer IPS/matt screen even it is only 60Hz refresh.
Do you have any issues with bluetooth earphone connection?
@@sharkr3283 I use Samsung Buds2 without any issues, however, have no luck with Bose QuietComfort Earbuds (no mic). Bose QuietComfort Earbuds don't work with my phone neither
does this device have temp. issue?
@@uyaronur Not that I noticed. I mostly using it with Standard Fan profile and only occasionally switch to Performance. Still very happy with both laptops I have .
How is its build quality?
Good video! Right now, with the new specifications (i7-1260p) which is better? Zenbook or Yoga?
Hi Andrew, thanks for your great review. I have almost decided to buy this laptop. One question: is this laptop comfortable to work on your lap? I saw that it is standing on the screen edge when we open the laptop widely.
The Aqua Celadon/green-ish colour is so, so beautiful but it doesn't sell in Sweden. So sad to fall head over heels for the perfect laptop that ALSO looks nice, and then it's impossible to get.
Thank you Andrew for the review❤
My pleasure!
My best tech reviewer 🎉
Asus ZenBook 14 OLED ( i7 1260p) vs Asus Vivobook 14 OLED (i7 12700H) which is good to buy for programers?
Andrew thanks a lot for this review. As usual great, top of my favorite reviewing UA-camr. Perfect and balanced information. Really enjoyed watching it💪👍
Much appreciated!
Could you review the amd version of this laptop(UM3402Y)? I think it can offer extra battery life which would be great. Nice review!!!
I think I know my next laptop. Thanks for the review.
Just waiting for the 16GB version to drop and then picking this up
I have the 16GB/512GB model in the UK. Comes with touch screen and no num pad. Bought from amazon UK for £750, Intel i5 1240p
@@kona328WH bro is it good for graphics design and content creators? I wanna go with i7 16gb version!
@@ForhadH I wouldn't recommend this laptop for video editing. Gets too hot.
Awesome review, thank you so much!
Wow wow wow new episode, i come here like at work !
Hi Andrew, I bought a zenbook 14 oled today. It's an excellent ultrabook. Nothing conflicts with your review. However, the hinges of my laptop is too flimsy on my unit. Also, it's making some noise when I open and close the lid. I would like to know whether it is normal or due to the defectiveness?
Hi, opening and closing the lid from the center of the laptop should improve your experience. If problem still persist, do consider getting it to a service centre. Yes i admit the lid is abit flimsy but considering its weight, i'm fine with it.
@@AxtarotthThank you for the reply. Does it make any noise when open or close the lid?
@@hashaniprabodhika8102 hi, not that i heard of.
@@hashaniprabodhika8102 mine is silent and smooth.
I have the 16GB/256GB model in the UK. Comes with touch screen and no num pad. Bought from amazon UK for £750, Intel i5 1240p
Love your content
Hi, I have been using it for more than 6 months and I notice that it overheats a lot. The battery does not have more than 70 cycles but the temperature reaches almost 70°C just by watching UA-cam videos... My question is if you have noticed this in use and if it is normal... Thank you
What can you recommend, the Asus Zenbook or the MacBook Air M1?
Great test video!
Andrew.....which would you pick between this and the HP Pavilion Plus 14 that you also reviewed? They seem very similar. Thanks!
super glad to see you did an extended review for this since I've been eyeing it like crazy!! one question: would you say the numpad gets in the way of regular use? is it easy to activate accidentally or anything of the sort? i personally don't think I'll ever use it so i hope it doesn't get in the way either by hardware or software gimmicks
Does not get on the way and no accidental activation
@@andrewmarcdavid ty! good to hear
U can turn off the numpad from the settings & it won't turn on even if u press the button.
Great Quality Video +1 sub!!
Is it recommended to enable 'hdr on' all the time on this machine or better to toggle on and off dependant on content? or another way of putting it, any detrimental effects from always having it on?
Do you have the PWM frequency for this laptop's display? Most of reviews completely ignore this, but it is a critical factor for people who have any eyesight issues and if the PWM frequency is low, it can cause headaches, sometimes very severe migraines.
what 750 dollar... here it cost 1600......
Hello again Andrew! I’m considering this laptop cause I have to change mine (it’s an old asus bought 12 years ago and for all this time it did a good job, but the time has come) with the specs i7/1TB, but I’m a little worried about some things. I was checking around these months, and I’ve come to read about the burn-in problems of the OLED screens; do you think it could become a problem on this laptop too? Also, I checked out the new lenovo yoga slim 7i (with the same specs) but here in Italy they say lenovo isn’t as good as asus and it won’t last long, from your experience what do you think? Last but not least, yoga 7i has also the IPS option, better the IPS one or the OLED one? Thanks again Andrew, you reviews are just great 🙏🏼
Regarding burn in, Asus has a software running in the background to shift the pixels a little (not visible) at certain intervals to curb this problem. But OLED on laptops are still rather new so there’s no way to know the long term effects. But I would think it could still last a few years?
Never heard someone had a burn-in issue with OLED laptop. Even Dell used OLED screen these days and Macbook will use an OLED screen in the future.
Would you choose this over the M1 Macbook Air? You can get the mac for $799 now
Yup
Great review. Thanks
difference between UX3402ZA-KN278W and - UX3402ZA-KM216W?
Awesome review!
Nice review ! I got one last week. It is a european SKU with the i5, 16gigs of ram and 512gigs of an OEM samsung 860 pro (yes, a 100€ ultrafast SSD) who cost 1100€ tax included. I bought it for coding because of the high res 16/10 screen and the very good keyboard. I am very precise and fast on that keyboard.
Regarding the performance, my unit is different from yours. I don't know if it is a software thing, but my overall multicore results are a bit lower than yours. I've never seen the TDP go above 28w. Maybe yours exceed that by a bit. My unit never go above 85celcius either and even at "high performance" it is not too loud. So, i guess the latest bios or drivers traded power for noise and temps.
For instance, i score 8500 multicore on CB R23 and 7300 on geekbench 5 multicore.
Once thing that really pisses me off is my unit really underperform in the graphics side. I got a last gen yoga who sustain 1300mhz and 12w for the XEgraphics 80UC. This one only sustain 1000mhz and 6 to 7w ! I hope this is a bug. When i play world of warcraft, the CPU uses around 17w but the GPU still uses 6 to 7w ! We are well bellow the 28w TDP. The yoga is flexing at higher res + higher graphics + higher FPS, all at the same time... Ouch ! Asus, please, fix that !
BTW, what bios do you use ? Have you updated it ? I am using the 304.
I write software as well and the keyboard layout is my main concern when choosing a new notebook.
I had zeroed in on this model and your comment just about ratified my decision. Thank you
I only wish Asus swapped sides of the I/O ports and included a second fan as in the Space Edition.
As for Intel, It's disappointing this doesn't sport the new Arc gpu architecture. Iris Xe sucks
is there a temperature problem
Do you think this computer is nice for coding? I’m use for coding and design software too
The Asus I have looked at in the store, all seem to run hot.
Andrew what do you think about the Asus Zenbook 14 OLED vs. IdeaPad Slim 7 Carbon 14" 2.8K OLED?
Will this be good for zoom/teams meeting, forex trading, 3D house designs and online business? I'm a civil engineer, trader, and real estate broker. How and where to buy this laptop in Guam?
Just got this laptop yesterday, its lovely although now I've bought it I do worry about screen burn as its Oled, but I am very happy with it overall, if I had one complaint it would be the sound, even my daughter said it sounds a little distorted and maybe too basey, can't find any equaliser settings to change that, if anyone know where they are or have similar issues please let me know, cheers Alan
Thanks for sharing
Do you have any issues with bluetooth earphone connection?
@@sharkr3283 actually the sound is fine, there are some quite detailed audio settings and all is good, Bluetooth works perfectly
@@andrewmarcdavid all good, just have to dig into the vast settings, all sounds great now
Thanks.
Are you going to review um3402? I guess it will be more colder and quieter. It’s important for this laptops
I am hoping to review it.
@@andrewmarcdavid I hope you do and compare it to this one!!
Hey I would like to know without any burn in issues can I use this one for like 4 years?.. And without any oled issues. I will be using it for finance and stuff not editing and coding.
I wanted to use your affiliate link to buy one so ypud get ur kickback, but cannot find a 16 GB ram version anywhere on any site. I remember checking when this video first came out and couldn't find anything then either. idk why,. Asus advertises 16gb on their site page but doesnt seem to actually make the 16gb or sell it....
Would you recommend this laptop for arcgis?
I really like it but I wish we had amd 6800u for better battery life. I can live with the P series from intel tough. What really kills it for me is no 32gb ram options. I can't understand that.
Btw... Fantastic review
Lenovo Thinkpad T14s G3 has 6800U, 32GB RAM, and OLED. I guess that's what you want?
@@blue4059 yes !!
USB a port, so it's better that dell xps.
Does a higher ram decrease battery duration?
How is this different from ASUS Zenbook 14x OLED (UX3404)
As expect, well done!
so intel 1240p or slighty cheaper R5 5625U? I read the battery will last longer on AMD
Just bought this. It’s hard to find cases for it & I can’t seem to find any??? Any suggestions?
awesome review! you mentioned there's an option to upgrade the ram on checkout, I'm not seeing that on the best buy site?
Will be offered on Asus site
@@andrewmarcdavid Thank you so much! I'll be using this for medical records and charting but I'm just wondering if I should just pull the trigger and see if 8gb is enough. Although I already know I'm going to want to get a gen 4 ssd in there too. Ugh I hate waiting.
Does it play Netflix in HDR? I've read elsewhere it doesn't which us a bummer of true.
Needs an AMD 6800u in there what a shame ....
Is this good for the eyes with OLED display?
wonder if you can cram a 4TB NVME in there?
Great video 👏
$500 at Best Buy right now!
Really interested in buying this if it were available here in Europe.
it is available in many countries.
@@nomoshiti I haven't seen one for sale here in the Netherlands.
does its keyboard backlight has a timeout setting? it is very annoying to have to manually turn it on and off by pressing F7 multiple times. thanks
is it good for 4k video editing ( moderate to high level ) ??? * even it doesn't have discrete gpu !
Not good for 4K video editing
Does this laptop have a screen door effect when looking at the screen up close with a blank white screen?
Hi Andrew, do this laptop has touchscreen??
What do you think about version with Ryzen 7 5825U?
OMG ANDREW I JUST ORDERED THIS LAPTOP IT ARRIVES TODAY.
Nice!
Pls review xiaomi book pro 14 (2022) sir..
i really hate how they prevent you from upgrading ram yourself so you have to buy a more expensive model (if you found it)
this man has three first names
This one or Lenovo carbon yoga?
Hm... $750? In local store it is almost $2000...
Hi, This model have amp tech 3.5x louder ?
is the 8gb ram version worth it? i cant find the 16 gb version in mexico
Hi, Does anyone knows, this laptop support 4k HDR vedio playback at 60fps? ...
is it touch screen?
How much worse would the battery life be with an i7 12gen?..
is it available in Europe?
if so where to buy?
How is the heat/fan noise on whisper mode when just browsing or watching youtube videos? Looking at this for the OLED screen but I'd also like something I could use on my lap or set on the bed for a few minutes without it torching itself.
Gets hot is whisper mode. Normal mode is still quiet
I have the 16GB/512GB model in the UK. Comes with touch screen and no num pad. Bought from amazon UK for £750, Intel i5 1240p
Is display as good as it sounds? Is it better than 9i? 9i only ships with 1080 display for now.
Display is excellent
I think it's important to realize that the i7 version is much more then the $750USD. I i7 is around $1000USD in comparison. Considering the performance boost, its worth it to me. But good review. Thanks!!
Where can I buy the i7 version?
@@Kaldunaa I personally purchased it from a local vendor in Canada.
Does it it mean that the batterie is better on the i7 aswell? I need a computer with a good batterie and i'm afraid that the asus zenbook i5 will not be enough
@@edgarflipo8561 I'm finding that the battery lasts at least 6 hours for me. I believe I could stretch it to a good 8 hours, but I'm not 100% sure.
@@thethomasproject thank you very much
I just got one yesterday it’s really good but be aware it does get hot
Do you have any issues with bluetooth earphone connection?.
Hot and loud fan in standard mode is so bad i dont know what i can do to silent that fan 😢
This or the new MacBook Air M2?
I will be reviewing the MacBook Air M2 so we can get a comparison at that time.
I got this laptop over the holidays for $550 at BestBuy
Nice!
Thx. I see the newer version with Ryzen 5825u. What do you think about this processor?
I think it'll be slightly worse than the newer 12th gen i5, but I think you'll get better battery life cuz it's on a 7nm process
@@nottsoserious What do you think about the IGPU difference?
Can this laptop run autocadd application?