Review on 💻 ASUS Vivobook Go 14 E410MA-BV1183W 14" Notebook, Intel Celeron N4020 1.1 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 128 GB SSD, Intel UHD Graphics 600, Windows 11, 90NB0Q15-M400, Black by Dimitar Mitev ᠌

Paid a total of 24,000 for it. (it is amusing to note that the price of 30,000 at the middle of February rose to 56,000 by the middle of March and then decreased to 24,000 by the middle of April). This is an excellent deal for the money. When compared to laptops with 15.6-inch screens, the machine's performance transforms it from a plaything into a work tool that can handle a variety of activities, all while retaining its portability and tiny form factor. In general, I am extremely satisfied. With its positives being: Conveniently small, with solid overall performance, and a screen of very high quality. Silent cooling (using a passive system). Amazing capacity of the battery. A supply of power that is compact. The availability of a USB port with the type C connector. The location of the power button and the indication LED on it (when the device is turned on, it is not always evident whether the LED is on or off) both have their drawbacks. A large number of "proprietary" pieces of software. Infamous Microsoft Office 365 (which works for a week, after which you must pay or perform shamanic dances with removal and replacement installation), and even available in three or more editions (!). Not to say that it is extremely thin, but in comparison to other models, it is already something distinctive. There is no micro SD slot; only two USB ports are there.