π» ASUS VivoBook M513UA-L1515W 15.6" Laptop - AMD Ryzen 7 5700U, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 11, Radeon Vega 8, 1920x1080 Display - Indie Black Review
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Description of π» ASUS VivoBook M513UA-L1515W 15.6" Laptop - AMD Ryzen 7 5700U, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 11, Radeon Vega 8, 1920x1080 Display - Indie Black
AMD Ryzen 7 5700U, 1.8 GHz - 4.3 GHz, 16384 Mb, 15.6" Full HD 1920x1080, 512 Gb SSD, no DVD, AMD Radeon Graphics, No OS, black, 1.8 kg, 90NB0TP1-M06510
Pros
- 1. Price. Paid 528.00 + 10.0% kb for it. I'm a Market Seller, Yeah. Best available choice in terms of price and features as of the date of purchase (September 19, 2022). Second, a Ryzen 5700U processor. Will handle the bulk of your office work, and if it had graphics processing built in, it could really shine in strategic games. Exhibit 3. Superb color reproduction and screen readability. Because to the lack of an integrated video card, it is best suited for tasks requiring simple graphics, yet its color reproduction is comparable to that of the poppies of the 1920s. Potential for development 4. The second 8GB RAM bar can be inserted into a slot on the board. More ssds or hdds can be installed. 5. Sound. Speakers by harman&cardon produce superb sound reminiscent of poppies; nonetheless, they fall just short. 6. Body. Although I was warned that the case will get dirty quickly, after a week of use, the silver model still looks brand new. There is no groaning, and the keyboard doesn't even budge. 7 The adjustable brightness of the keyboard's illumination. There are three different brightness settings, however the screen goes dark after a minute if no one interacts with it. Good battery retention, number 8. Six-to-eight hours of arduous labor 9. Mass. Very portable and lightweight
Cons
- One, the most fundamental tools have to be upgraded. Adding a hard drive and more Memory will make it a powerful tool for schoolwork and administrative duties. Second, I was under the impression that the entire case was made of metal, but now I see that only the matrix cover is made of metal; this isn't an absolute deal-breaker, but it would be preferable if the case were made of metal throughout. Third, it does not use a Type-C connector for charging. It's not absolutely necessary, but it would be convenient not to have to lug around as many cables. The connections on my laptop are really snug. Perhaps a replica surfaced, but it's a pain to insert and remove USB, so I'm crossing my fingers that the design improves with time. C.A.M. 5. Mostly a mediocre camera. To put it mildly, it's not great. The screen is reflective, making use difficult in bright environments.
