ROG Flow X13

I used to stay on Surface because they were the only option for a proper dGPU in a 2-in-1. But now, Asus has such great alternatives with the ProArt PX13 and the Flow X13 - and for much, much cheaper - that I really don't see the appeal of Microsoft hardware anymore.

On the spec it supports 20V 6.5A so yes. As far as I know only the original charger and the ASUS 140w GAN can fully power 2023 Flow X13.

High end gaming laptops tend to be heavy and more of a "desktop replacement" than truly portable laptop. Also if using it for school, battery life will be important so youre not scrambling for an outlet or having it die on you at the worst possible moment. If you can find it, an asus rog flow x13 wi

I would say the newest framework 13 with the Ryzen ai9 hx370 should do you pretty well. I have one for pentesting and sometimes the scans and password attacks I run take a decent amount of performance, but it is only an integrated gpu. Now it's a decent GPU, but it's no where near as capable as a de

ASUS FLOW X13. That's the only one I know of. They're not even making them anymore. But you can buy a used one with a 4060 or 4070. Expensive little buggers. I own an X13 with just the iGPU (780m). Nice. But kind of a big screen ASUS ROG Ally really. But great for portability.

100% agreed. I think the Flow X13 series is fantastic but I just don't see Asus continuing it. The PX13 took the shell of the X13 so that is why I don't think they will make another 13 inch clamshell gaming device. With the new 5090 egpu that is USB/Thunderbolt 5, the proprietary connection on the X

Any laptop with an 780m iGPU graphics or better will be the equivalent of a Steam Deck. They'll be a little better overall, but they'll also have a minimum of a 1080p screen so the extra performance will go to the extra resolution somewhat. This is essentially what an ASUS ROG Ally is. The issue is

Unfortunately, it doesn't work anymore; I bought a relatively new Asus. Depending on your laptop's specifications, it might be fine, but since I play games, I prefer touchscreen ones (Clash of Clans :P), I paid less than $600 for a used generation Rog Flow x13 2021 model, but it might be available f

I'll mainly talk performance, won't talk much about cooling and build quality because i've never had any of these chassis. I'll put the laptops in the order of which i would pick first (for gaming and also considering price) : Option 4 : Asus ROG Zephyrus : the CPU is OK the GPU is close to the best

I just bought my 2023 used from ebay. Granted I haven't had it long but the only issue I'm seeing and it's not a huge one is occasionally the 2 key doubles. Keyboards seem to be the first things to glitch on Asus laptops. Last year I bough a rog g14, brand new, and within 2 days 2 keys malfunctioned