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Good value laptop, this is my 3rd Asus device and once again, they have not let me down. I was looking for a midrange laptop for school and casual multimedia so I didn't want to spend more than 800 bucks, but I wanted a fast device that loaded in seconds and could keep up with the all applications a Computer Science student needs to run. This laptop definitely has met my needs, it's blazing fast with the Intel i5 and 8gb of RAM, the 'ergolift' is great, it rises the laptop and keeps the device cool, the screen is bright and crisp. I was worried about the 8GB of RAM, which is the bare minimum nowadays, but after opening several browser tabs and some high-resource applications it still has over 15% of RAM available. The keyboard has a nice feel, the pad is extra large, and the number pad function works great. Thunderbolt ports work great, I paired it an Anker USB hub that connects my monitor, wireless keyboard and mouse and delivers power to the laptop, all with a single USB-C connection. If I had to mention something negative is that the body doesn't feel as premium as my previous Zenbook, but I did spend more on that one back then so can't really complain. Definitely recommended if you're looking for a midrange laptop with good performance and features. Update: Something I didn't mention because I had not tested at that point are the speakers, I use a Bluetooth speaker most of the time but one day it was charging so I gave it a go with the laptop's speakers. I was impressed. These are literally the first laptop speakers I've heard that are acceptable, the voices on YouTube videos are clear, and the music sounds crisp and with deep bass. Of course it doesn't compare with the sound you get from a dedicated speaker, but it's pretty decent so I'd give it a plus.

The typing for this item is very comfortable everything is in perfect reach. If looking for a computer that can do a lot but still not be bulky and hard to carry around if needed, this is the laptop for you. Was concerned due to many reviews stating how small this unit is, but I found it to be very comfortable in size. I feel that if it was any bigger it might not be as comfortable spacing on the keyboard for me. Overall great buy I opted to get the OLED version after looking at many reviews and I felt that the screens were some what dim and not very vibrant in color for the price. My version was the same price as the 14inch FHD version i7 with a 10the Gen processor. This version came with a i5 11th Gen processor faster and smaller even though the difference is only .7inch highly recommend buying the 13.3inch does the same thing just in a more comfortable affordable size. Definitely not small in sizing and you don't feel cramp on the keyboard or screen.

I've been buying Asus laptop for about 12 years. No regrets, happy buyer ;)

After 11 months, malfunctioned in a way that could not be addressed after an hour of trouble shooting with a customer sevice tech over chat. The tech was amazingly helpful and stuck with me for a long time, but when we reached the end of the line, I found out that I could not get a replacement, because this is not an authorized seller and the warranty was only good 90 days. I don't think I even saved much if anything buying from this seller. I spent about $800 and was expecting it to function for at least 3 years or so (i am not a power user or gamer, just light home and wirk stuff), but it's headed to the electronics scrap heap after less than 1 year.

Buen equipo muy eficiente para las tareas diarias, la tarjeta de video integrada tiene fallas, y se optimiza al habilitar el HDR, especialmente al usar en juegos en todo lo demás funciona correctamente

Great PC, fast, light and nice looking

I love my new computer. 5 stars.

Una gran compra, compacta, bella y manejable para el día a día

Absolutely gorgeous display. Great build quality. Lightweight. Good performance and battery life. Trackpad is nice, keyboard layout and keys feel nice to me. I've tried a few games like GTAV and gets decent performance under mostly normal settings. My only gripe is I wish the ram wasn't soldered and there was a headphone jack

I have been using this laptop less than a week, all I can say is wow, ASUS really delivered on this one. All the motherboards I use are ASUS; for a good reason, quality, longevity being at the top. This 11th gen Tiger Lake ZenBook 13 is a champ. The battery health charging is intuitive. It Dual boots Windows and Arch Linux for the setup I use with ease. I have zero regrets with this purchase. I have not run games on it, but I believe with eye candy off it could handle some titles with a decent framerate, depending on system requirements of the games you play. The HDMI out is a nice addition to a notebook this small. I chose this over a new M1 MacBook air. I use it for graphic design, and other workloads. The camera has amazing clarity for those conference calls. You can even prioritize bandwidth based on your needs, skype etc. Compare it to your needs, if it checks those boxes, you can't go wrong with the ASUS Zenbook 13 11th gen Tiger Lake by Intel.

Great little device that seems to cover most if not all of users needs, especially at $1000-$1100 price range. Keyboard, touch pad and the OLED FHD screen are all steps ahead of most devices at this price range. IO ports also blow away the competition at this thickness (14mm), supporting USB A. Can get a little loud when the cpu is running high demand applications/updating windows. This is the only downside so far. Box includes a neoprene sleeve.

This machine takes a couple big swings, but after using it they are flawed. First, the good stuff: - Price is reasonable. - From factor is good, it's light and exterior looks nice. - This i5 is the best mobile processor Intel have put out in years. Forget about the i7 it will get throttled to oblivion in this package and is actually outperformed by the i5 in many tests. - Trackpad 'numberpad' is more useful than expected, good execution. Now for the bad: - NO headphone jack. You won't believe how much you use the bloody headphone jack, until it's gone. And yes they include a dongle but it takes up a USB C, and it's a dongle. This was a big bet by Asus, but it didn't pan out. It also makes no sense, because it's not costly and it's not holding the form factor back with a USB A and full size HDMI. I can understand for a phone but there's a reason nobody else has done it. You will miss it. - HD OLED fails in practice. This screen is amazing to watch movies, plugged in, in a dark room. Everything else, forget it. The glossy finish coupled with a dark OLED means you will jack it up to full brightness just to see anything. Plus you notice the resolution lacking at HD, especially if you use any other 2k or 4k displays. Again great idea, doesn't deliver for everyday use. - Battery life is ravaged if you use full brightness with 'white' pixels. Here's the thing about OLED, they save energy when dark/black because pixels are not lit, but when they are on, they use more than the comparable IPS. I thought I could game this by keeping Windows in dark mode (set by default, wonder why), but most everything including browser pages are still white. But regardless the display is simply too dark as above, so you jack up your brightness and say goodbye to half the advertised battery life. - Trackpad sucks at being a trackpad. As above, the number functionality works quite well when you're poking it, but for everything else it's way too buggy, cheap and flimsy for this day and age. It feels like you're pushing a cracker around your lap, while Macs by comparison feel like an extension of your hand. There shouldn't be this delta.

Very fast, top keyboard. Very good experience