Vivobook

For the same money or less you can get a better laptop. I went for the ASUS Vivobook 14 X1404ZA-NK699W - Laptop - 14 inch for my kid. Via bol.com

A bunch and bunch of issues. You can have a quick look in r/asus and read all the horror stories you want. To cite a few : cooling on older models (I don’t know if it’s still the case but 2023 zenbooks and vivobooks and tufs had that) may just stop working and turn the laptop into an overheating doo

You bought into a different market. Like it or not, technology has now become a very unstable market thanks to speculative investment. The difference in price is mostly accounted for by the difference in RAM and NAND flash pricing. Some of it is in the fact that FW is a much smaller OEM than Asus an

Honestly, I would not. I currently have a vivobook 15, and I've had it maybe two years. The battery life is absolutely awful. Fully charged, it says I should get about 5 hours, but I'm lucky if I get one and a half-two, and that's just with internet browsing and document work, so nothing strenuous.

Don’t buy vivobook or asus in general I’m regretting everyday🙏

I don't know why people going for windows laptop at such high budgets. When I was in college during my JEE prep (mid 2019) i brought Asus Vivobook S430 FA (8GB, i5-8gen, no graphics card, 256GB SSD+1TB HDD) it was for 36k. And I did my whole college with it. I won't say I didn't face any issues. Dur