Review on 13.3" Notebook ASUS Zenbook 13 UX325EA-KG653W 1920x1080, Intel Core i5 1135G7 2.4 GHz, RAM 8 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Windows 11 Home, 90NB0SL1-M00A70, gray by Boyan Chakarov ᠌

I use a Zenbook UX331UN that is two years old as my second laptop. Generally speaking, it performs poorly when compared to the new UX325JA, however it does have a benefit in the form of discrete MX150 graphics. It was the subject of a different review, which you can read here. 8gb-512gb-ssd-dvd-net-nvidia-geforce-mx150-2gb-wi-fi-bluetooth-windows-10-home/508259139 The screen and keyboard backlight are dim. Older i5-8250U vs. new i5-1035G1: hotter processor with comparable performance. slimmer and longer charging cable. In two years, the battery's capacity has decreased by 22%. enough for a maximum of 3–4 hours of office use. The battery capacity of the new UX325JA has already decreased by 1%. Under light load, the processor's operating temperature ranges between 50 and 55 degrees. The temperature rises to 70–74 for harder tasks. When the compressor is off, it can fall to 42–43 when there is no load. Included are a fabric carrying case, a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter, a USB-A to RJ45 adapter, and USB-C charging. Both of the two ports are usable, however they are side by side rather than apart. Using a laptop typewriter is enjoyable as long as you are aware that you did not purchase it. The crumpled case, problematic keyboard illumination, and an odd "yellowing" matrix are all signs that ASUS hasn't learned anything and is still selling unfinished goods. I did not purchase this laptop and do not advise buying it because it was a gift from my employer. 02 April 2022: The crush of the casing was caused by a screw that came unscrewed in the case. The left rubber foot, which is closer to the display, will be under the laptop if you turn it on its side. When I rotated it, the crunch was almost all gone but not entirely.