ProArt PX13

Your use case/wishlist sounds very much like mine, and I also considered all of the same options it sounds like you are. The ProArt PX13/GoPro Edition would be basically perfect for me if not for the 60hz display. It's so frustrating because the Max+ 395 chipset is incredible, but every device that

I really liked it, but there were a few caveats that made me return it. Your mileage may vary. At the time there was a firmware issue with the display that made the buttons on any MPP pen (even the included Asus Pen) not work correctly and thus made it very hard to use for both school and work. Sinc

I got one a few weeks ago. The 64gb variant. Honestly, I feel like 128 in ram is too much. Most people won't use that much, but I feel like the system would thermal throttle before it used all of it. That being said, I wanted to love it. I really did. What a lot of people are not saying, the drawing

I just got the Asus TUF A14 with the 8060s that the px13 has and have been enjoying it. Screen isn’t OLED but it’s 165hz, which was a major reason I picked it over the px13. Haven’t had any problem running games on it.

Asus stopped x13 flow manufacturing in 2023, however they did launch the PX13 pro art. I had 2 of the earlier models 5900hs + 1650 then 6900 hs + 3050. It’s a super compact platform but has teething issues. Get more ram since the ram is soldered on. Potential storage upgrades are limited to the m2 2

I like this chipset and configuration. I wish another company made something similar, but I really like the 2-in-1 configuration that's not in a15in+ in screen size. I was on the fence about this, but it's Asus. They've recently been doing cleanup on their image about shoddy product releases. I've h