Zenbook 14 OLED

I have a zenbook 14 oled. Great build quality, great 90 hz screen with DCI P3, decent performance for daily creative tasks, 16 gig ram and upgradable storage, full ports. All while still being in the same price as the Neo. Plot twist: It turns on in my backpack to update and runs the battery. I unpl

You pretty much summed up why I very much don't like macOS. Dock, "fullscreen" mode, multiple monitor support, need to use many 3rd party apps to change basic stuff like... smooth scrolling or tinker with the terminal to disable stupid mouse acceleration. Anyway about laptops - check out the newest

The new core ultra series 2 CPUs by Intel seem to be doing well in the power efficiency department The Asus Zenbook S14 seems to be getting pretty good battery life (8- 12 hours depending on what you are doing) on that CPU. Then again, apparently the new Panther Lake CPUs are going to have the same

Some Lunar Lake laptops like Asus Zenbook S14 are good alternatives to Macbook Air, though I still went with 15" MBA. Performance is good for light usage like in MBA, battery lasts long and it comes with OLED touchscreen and HDMI and USB-A ports. They are often sold with good discounts and you can a

I'd look at the ASUS Zenbook S14 UX5406SA. It is slightly heavier at 1.2 kg, but otherwise it offers solid Linux support and meets all of your requirements. It uses an Intel Lunar lake (Core Ultra 7 258v) chip for excellent efficiency and graphics performance, so it'll provide far more than 4-6 hour

Most Yoga Slim models don't have touchscreens. As an alternative, a few days ago I bought a Zenbook 14 OLED, with the Ryzen 7 AI 350, and I'm more than happy with the build quality, performance, screen and battery life. EDIT: Changed touchpad to touchscreen.

Between those two, the Galaxy Book5 Pro is better if you want higher performance and a smoother overall experience. The Core Ultra 7 will handle heavier tasks more comfortably, and Samsung’s build quality and display are excellent. The ZenBook 14 OLED shines for portability, battery life, and its OL

The Asus Zenbook 14 OLED with a LNL chip literally gets 15h instead of 10h according to the same page. These are devices that aren't even using the new PTL chip. As you can see, the G14 is a pretty bad deal because other devices that cost the same will have even better battery life than the Zenbook

Bought the zenbook 14 (non oled) for 700 euros and im so happy with, fast (this is relative ofc, but basic programming and even things like photoshop or editing works very nice), nice display, in my opinion very nice build quality and even a very good battery atleast i never had a day of school and

I have an Asus Zenbook 14 OLED which I bought for about 650-700 eur back in the days. 16/512 gigs, 6 core Ryzen 5 and a beautiful 2.8K calibrated certified OLED screen, backlit keyboard and alu body. I bought to edit photos on the go with Lightroom and to DJ using a controller. Better than Neo on pa