Review on Renewed ASUS ZenBook UX333FA-DH51 Laptop: Windows 10, Intel Core i5, 13.3" LCD, 256 GB Storage, 8 GB RAM, Dark Royal Blue by Wiktor Barczuk ᠌

Excellent product, especially considering the cost. Since I don't compete in games, I have no problem with it. Version on i5, 256gb ssd, 8gb ram and 1920x1080. Various advantages include: - The case is aluminum, and it can be opened with one finger, just like a MacBook; relatively light - approximately one kilogram - Maintains around 7 percent of the battery life while connected to the Internet plus any other light work (papers, social networks, etc.). In addition, a tool is installed that gives you the ability to restrict the charge level when you are working from the network. This is done so that the overall health of the battery can be monitored. - Superb screen with anti-reflective coating; in-plane switching (IPS) screen (about 90% sRGB color gamut, according to Notebookcheck.com - color accuracy and tonal calibration - Very nice sound quality emanating from the speakers; both loud and clear to accommodate day-to-day activities - The keyboard has backlighting, and the technology for typing is comparable to that of the latest Macbooks (butterfly type). There was a previous Asus model, the K501ux, in which the touchpad was bad; however, this one is fantastic because it recognizes motions, is pleasant, and does not play. It's possible that the fingerprint scanner won't work the first time you try to use it, but if it works, you have the option to register multiple fingers. Its cons: - When under high loads, you get the distinct impression that it is taking off and it is really noisy, but when you're just going about your normal day-to-day business, you CAN'T EVEN HEAR it. Because it was marked, I even had to go out and get a vinyl sticker for it so that it would at least continue to exist and not become soiled; The top cover, much like the keyboard block, has a bit of a press through it (although this could be because of the way that I hold things))