ROG Flow Z13

The other one I was interested in, the ROG Flow Z13 is similarly priced, but way heavier than I am interested in. I had looked at others like Lenovo, Asus, and Dell, but they were either also similarly priced or didn’t match the specs I was interested in, particularly the 32gb+ of ram. Plus, Microso

IMO, the G14 is better for college since it's easier to carry around and fits into more bags, but it's really a tossup since both laptops are pretty light and fit into bags easily. I'd still lean towards the G14, though, especially since its iGPU is far better than the G16's. The 890M can't really b

Hi, hope this explains it for you and helps. I love the concept and I even own a Flow Z13 (2022) with the XG Mobile. It’s a cool device. But if your goal is running transformers efficiently for workshops or research, it’s the wrong tool. A few things people don’t say out loud: “Modern APU ≈ RTX 4060

The problem with using the 3d created adapter together with the Gamesir 8 plus controller for the Flow Z13 is that you can't charge it if you use it. There is an additional accessory to be able to charge the Flow while using it in "handheld mode" but the left controller moves too far from the Flow a

I was considering the 13” rog windows tablet the flow z13, since it’s apu is much more powerful than the handhelds on the market. I came down on not getting the flow because tablets are just the wrong form factor for me. I want a true handheld that’s lightweight and ergonomic enough to use regularly

Honestly I've had the high end apple silicon MacBooks and the high end windows laptops. Both $2500+ variants of each to test and try over the years. I currently am rocking an M5 MacBook Air 15" and here is my opinion: Get a MacBook Air. 13" or 15" (I recommend 15"). It comes with 16GB ram, 512GB sto

honestly, im downgrading a lot from an Macbook Pro M3pro and an iPad Air m2, but this so far has been doing pretty well! I already have a "decent" (for my standards of mid-range games and video editing) desktop. i wanted a portable, durable, future-proofable device that could be used as a semi-table

Reliability and build quality favor the ZBook - sure the Flow Z13 has a higher spec chip, but its cooling is going to be worse than the ZBook's due to the form factor of the Flow itself limiting the amount of internal space for cooling in general - even with the Flow supposedly having a vapour chamb

So I kept the legion go s (Steam OS) because it performed great. I had an xbox all x in the past with better specs on paper, but the legion go s blew it out of the water realworld performance wise. The ASUS Z13 was too big to handheld game with a G8 controller and wasn't a good enough replacement fo

No, it's the same as with all other 395+ devices (i.e. Asus Z13 Flow). You can use USB-C but power is limited and the charge goes through battery. It's like owning 680m when you use USB-C charger. Still need DC charger which is 700-800 grams.