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 Winiewski ᠌

When buying, be sure to pay attention to the assembly, and especially to how the screen matrix is ​​installed. Previously, this has already been noticed by someone, and I’ll probably also hint at this topic, because. in my case, the matrix recedes from the right border of the screen by 2 mm (everything is in order from the top, bottom, and left borders). For me, this is not particularly critical (although it's a shame, of course), but for some it may seem ugly. Case. It gets dirty instantly (and it doesn't matter what color you chose a laptop. On a glossy lid, they will still be noticeable). Especially if your hands sweat while working. I’m generally silent about the touchpad, it collects fingerprints, which is why it’s sometimes not pleasant to use it later (also, sometimes it can freeze and work incorrectly, which rarely happens). In less than a week, the laptop lid will begin to collect small scratches that have come from nowhere (and you should not attribute this to my negligence, because the laptop was in a new case, after each session, I cleaned it there, first wiping it with a cloth (which came in complete ~) the whole body from its traces)). In general, glossy laptops with glass on the lid are evil: D Despite (as for me) very good performance with such "meager" characteristics, the laptop does not always pull out work in FL Studio 12.3, or Ableton Live 9 Suite (I would say, a solid 4-ku). So far, I have not tried it in video editing, and anything else like that . Of course, with a high load on the CPU, the temperature reaches up to 66-70 degrees, and accordingly you will hear how the laptop gradually turns into a quadcopter. Scaling. This is a headache for all 13.3 inch displays, unless you're a MacOS user. And since this is a laptop on Windows, for more or less good scaling of elements on the screen, ate to 1803 service pack, otherwise you will enjoy soapy text on previous versions of the OS.