Review on 14" Notebook ASUS Vivobook Pro 14 OLED K3400PA-KP112W 2560x1600, Intel Core i5 11300H 3.1 GHz, RAM 8 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Windows 11 Home, 90NB0UY3-M02070, cool silver by Ada Kotarska ᠌

After doing some research online and modifying my own copy, I got to the realization that the touchpad has a backlash, and that this is a problem with the Vivobook series as a whole. Even after the conversation, the blowback was still present, but to a much lesser extent than it had been before (you can correct it, but you need to open it). This is likely the most significant drawback of the situation. If you're not going to be working with text, there's no reason to pay for such a high resolution; 1080p is going to be sufficient for the vast majority of people. The resolution is excessively high (>200ppi), which was actually my mistake. There is no way to increase the amount of RAM that is available. When it comes to the benefits, oled is without a doubt a buzz (even if you switched from good ips), but you have to pay more than you should for it in most cases (about 15,000 in my situation). If you become acclimated to the display quite quickly, then the sound will periodically surprise you again and again. The sound is extremely happy. It goes without saying that everything is relative, but in this case I'm referring to the sound quality of laptops that have about the same price tag. In general, just your run-of-the-mill beech! By making a more informed choice from among the available models in the series, which are plenty to choose from, you can sidestep the vast majority of the drawbacks that I have outlined. Regarding the touchpad, there is obviously nothing that can be done ((I was able to get it for 60,000 (after deducting 57, 000 cashback), but I've seen it at other stores for ten thousand or more dollars more than that. I recommend that you check out all of the stores that are open to you.