Point of interest, the USBC port on the keyboard isn't actually a data connection, it's just so you can recharge the BT keyboard without putting it on the pogo pins. But three USB ports and a full HDMI and an audio jack is about twice as many connectors as most 'ultrabooks' give you these days. IIRC the closest competitor to this form factor, the yogabook 9i, gives you two USBC ports and nothing else so you're stuck using the same two holes for power, video, audio, and any peripherals you want (like a mouse or keyboard that doesn't suck).
Agree, would appreciate a comparison, and not just individual reviews of each. There are key differences that need emphasized. The Lenovo peripheral concept, but (imo)! superior hinge. Asus having its built-in stand and superior keyboard design. Etc etc. Please and thank you.
@@GabrielTerisPro Oh great! in the asus settings app keep option to Allocate 8GB and option of performance mode whenever using AC adaptor for any extreme tasks like gaming that i have been testing including cyberpunk 2077 actually running smoothly with high settings, Ray tracing off. So pretty sure 4k video rendering will be impressive as well. Having a 65W powerbank I really don't have any complaints.. except for maybe them not having a beefy 16inch version too haha
Are you sure the usb-c on keyboard can use other functions? As I know it only powers the keyboard. It is not used for sending any data. Have you tried it yet?
Would you say that the *Core Ultra 7* variant would a better pick for long-term battery health and heat management? considering the less-resolution screen and less-powerful chip taking a lesser toll on the battery
very curious what battery life is like on this laptop in different modalities. Im in graduate school study statistics and commonly am running VS code or Rstudio, along with many browser tabs open, and other apps like spotify. My surface pro 7 is great but the battery life with my regular work flow is 4 hours or less. Would be so nice to be able to work all day just on battery!
@@CHC1973 Can you be more specific? What's your average day like (what do you do with the laptop over the course of a single day, heaviest and lightest use) and how long does it last?
@@xray2785 where is battery test? where is color gamut test? where is performance test? where is temperature test? where is durability, accessibility test? worst review i have ever seen
Benchmark @@tiltdown not all reviews data driven in the way that you suggest. I understand that it didn’t give you all the information that you wanted, but there were still a number of valuable insights. I honestly find it hard to believe that this is the worst review you’ve ever seen, you may want to check out a wider range of review on on UA-cam. I guess I take issue with you because I know how much work goes into producing even a short review for UA-cam, and to have someone’s hard work dismissed out of hand in the way that you did comes across as a dick move.
I got mines today and already love it
is it way louder than macbook pro ? how about heat when its on lap with 1 screen ?
Point of interest, the USBC port on the keyboard isn't actually a data connection, it's just so you can recharge the BT keyboard without putting it on the pogo pins.
But three USB ports and a full HDMI and an audio jack is about twice as many connectors as most 'ultrabooks' give you these days. IIRC the closest competitor to this form factor, the yogabook 9i, gives you two USBC ports and nothing else so you're stuck using the same two holes for power, video, audio, and any peripherals you want (like a mouse or keyboard that doesn't suck).
I wish it had the calculator trackpad and it’d be cool if I could find one in a store this year
It has an on-screen num pad...very useable.
can you compare this to the Lenovo Yoga 9i dual screen? Great review!
yoga is way worse ... but sexier but its not worth it
Agree, would appreciate a comparison, and not just individual reviews of each. There are key differences that need emphasized.
The Lenovo peripheral concept, but (imo)! superior hinge. Asus having its built-in stand and superior keyboard design. Etc etc.
Please and thank you.
I'm waiting to get mine... can't wait
any benchmarks done? I'm trying to figure out if it works for some ocasional video processing, besides the main usage of programming and photo editing
i bought it before release then oled ultra 7 155H 16gb version and it can do everything including gaming on this Arc gpu lol
@@sh4unity204 I bought it myself in the meantime, and quite impressed, I still have to do some gpu work on it to test
@@GabrielTerisPro Oh great! in the asus settings app keep option to Allocate 8GB and option of performance mode whenever using AC adaptor for any extreme tasks like gaming that i have been testing including cyberpunk 2077 actually running smoothly with high settings, Ray tracing off. So pretty sure 4k video rendering will be impressive as well. Having a 65W powerbank I really don't have any complaints.. except for maybe them not having a beefy 16inch version too haha
Are you sure the usb-c on keyboard can use other functions? As I know it only powers the keyboard. It is not used for sending any data. Have you tried it yet?
He's wrong. The USB C on the keyboard is only for charging the keyboard when it's off the device.
Would you say that the *Core Ultra 7* variant would a better pick for long-term battery health and heat management? considering the less-resolution screen and less-powerful chip taking a lesser toll on the battery
i didnt know that the ultra 7 version has lesser resolution
Very helpful content, would you like to test our laptop cooler?
While using pen on screen, does it have palm rejection?
I really need this for trading
Yes before you talk about gaming, you should talk about rendering and video editing... Thank you sir well done 👍🏻
Nice review! Do you know many external monitors can I connect using a Thunderbolt 4 dock + the HDMI out?
>>Good review.
3-4 hour battery life … you can make this laptop as cool as you want but that’s absolutely brutal
that's with both screens on, with just one on you can get double
Probably more battery if you set the 120 Hz to 60 Hz screen
macbook air with 60hz is brutal... eyes are burning
Can't be right. That's probably on max load test with both screen on 120hz each. Normal use can last a full working day no problem.
very curious what battery life is like on this laptop in different modalities. Im in graduate school study statistics and commonly am running VS code or Rstudio, along with many browser tabs open, and other apps like spotify. My surface pro 7 is great but the battery life with my regular work flow is 4 hours or less. Would be so nice to be able to work all day just on battery!
For me it wasn't been great
Will be returning it.
@@CHC1973 Can you be more specific? What's your average day like (what do you do with the laptop over the course of a single day, heaviest and lightest use) and how long does it last?
@@Contredanse max 3 hours. Already returned
How is it with 3d rendering?
Is woooowww
hai cu algoritmul:)
worst review ever
Why?
Worst comment ever! 😂
@@xray2785 where is battery test? where is color gamut test? where is performance test? where is temperature test? where is durability, accessibility test? worst review i have ever seen
Benchmark @@tiltdown not all reviews data driven in the way that you suggest. I understand that it didn’t give you all the information that you wanted, but there were still a number of valuable insights. I honestly find it hard to believe that this is the worst review you’ve ever seen, you may want to check out a wider range of review on on UA-cam. I guess I take issue with you because I know how much work goes into producing even a short review for UA-cam, and to have someone’s hard work dismissed out of hand in the way that you did comes across as a dick move.
Absolutely useless purchase backed by the worst service by ASUS. Intel is talk of the Past... Asus is another reason not to buy it