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

And build quality is significantly worse, battery life is significantly worse, noise levels are significantly worse… the CPU is significantly worse…. But yeah, it’s “very similar to MacBook Air” (also the base Zenbook 14 OLED is $1409 CAD. The base MacBook Air is $1799 CAD. Not sure where you’re get

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

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

Asus batteries kind of suck somehow, my zenbook 14 oled 2024 droped to 80% in about a year, i was on windows. And this is not the first time ive seen this my freinds rog strix g15 also had his battery health drop quickly and ive seen this multipla times in asus and laptops subs. For comparison: A le

I had this one before had to take it back, its a powerful CPU but it got way too hot(it has one fan) which made the battery life suck. I personally cant stand premium laptops with 60Hz displays either.

I have an ASUS Zenbook S14 (UX5406) with Core Ultra 7 258V 32GB+1TB variant. It also has OLED display but a 3K Touchscreen one. And let me tell you, it CAN game. Now, here's the distinction though, my 258V is more geared towards iGPU, efficiency and single core performance compared to the 255H. But,

PWM and flicker in general might be a lesser factor, after power consumption and more burn (from static desktops). Although maybe it's wishful thinking that any corps care about the small minority who are stuck with appalling sensitivity issues. I tried an Asus Zenbook 14 UX3405 which gave headaches

Yeah ideapad sucks, but lenovo have thinkpads which are very known for how strong they are and there is also the YOGAs (some of them are bad but a lot of them are good), I had an old 15 inch vivobook with a gtx 1650 dgpu and it the battery and the charger died first replaced them then after that by

My 1 and a half year old ZenBook 14 OLED running the Meteor Lake Core Ultra 7 155H can barely last 5 hours on normal internet browsing, with YouTube watching, on Best Battery Efficiency mode. Even by turning on Whisper Mode in MyASUS, it does not go beyond that unlike when I first got it in mid-2024