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

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

I've included some photos of my old Series 9 and then a side-by-side with the GB5 Pro. My Series 9 wasn't perfect, but well ahead of its time when released in 2013. It carried me through nearly 12 years with only a couple minor repairs I was able to do myself. To give some background of my upgrade p

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.

Unfortunately with the RAM pricing shenanigans even the latest Zenbook S are expensive now. The latest model of the Zenbook S16 with 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, and a Ryzen 465 is $1900 USD. https://www.bestbuy.com/product/asus-zenbook-s16-16-3k-oled-touch-screen-laptop-copilot-pc-amd-ryzen-ai-9-465-32gb-ram

this happened to my zenbook 14 OLED, i didnt even drop it, the hinge just went unhinge and cracked the screen and i have dead pixels and a dead screen now. because of the opening and closing and poor design for this series, ive been warned from the start that the hinge will give issues, never would

the same issue is present in the zenbook s14 too, with a very high rate of failure lol. i have had 2 display replacements within the warranty period and am currently in a consumer court case. there have been business customers on reddit who attested to 4/7 units facing display failures. buying an as

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,

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

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