💻 ASUS VivoBook 17.3" FHD IPS LED Backlight Premium Laptop with AMD Ryzen 3 3250U, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 256GB SSD, USB Type-C, WiFi, HDMI, Windows 10 Review

The computer boots and runs fast. Those are pluses. The big negative for me is the battery life. I've only had the computer for about two weeks and the longest run time on a full battery is 90 minutes. This is inconvenient when I'm in a meeting that lasts longer than this time.

Looks great, everything installed correctly and loaded normally. I bought this laptop for my father who will be using it for work after his back surgery. The laptop is a good size but the reason I only gave it 2 stars is because the top of the laptop looks like it is a used model? I have never purchased a tech item that was scratched and listed as new. Very disappointed and cannot return as it took me almost a week to get to me and he needs it for work. Next time I'll look elsewhere for a…

Okay, I'm not a techie who can tell you all the technical nonsense. I'm just a busy single mom and business owner and ordered this specifically for my business. I love the big screen. This is the largest screen I've ever had on a laptop. I have an extensive elevated setup for my laptop, then I use an external keyboard and mouse. In all my years of working with laptops, I've learned that the keys on a laptop just got mixed up. So I started using external keyboards because the keys stopped…

In the description, this computer meets all my needs. In real life, this is a big disappointment. I work a lot at night and wanted the keyboard to be backlit so I could easily do it without the backlight and not only are the keys not backlit but they are very difficult to see in daylight. Also, the computer has a delay when unlocking from the lock screen. I missed the return deadline by a day because I didn't open the computer as soon as I got it - MY BAD. So I'm stuck with this case. The…

I'm not very good at touch typing, so I have to see the letters on the keyboard. When I'm in a well-lit room, I can't see the letters at all unless I'm looking directly at the keyboard (not the display!) and it does NOT have a backlit keyboard. got 2 stars for it. Luckily, if the screen is bright enough and the room isn't, then the angle I'm looking at the keyboard from allows me to easily see the shadows of the lightly engraved characters as the light bounces off the display. Also, for some…

I've bought and returned a Lenovo in the last two months (the largest volume was probably half of any other computer I've had and it was incredibly slow to boot); HP (Although Windows10 rebooted with a phone call from an HP technician, the laptop still couldn't see the internal DVD drive and I bought it to download music) and now I've come to the conclusion that I can Asus must return. I only lasted this long because I just couldn't believe I was in this position for the third time. WTF?! This…

I had a Chromebook for a few years because it was cheap. When I finally got fed up with the limitations of this laptop, I started searching the internet for the best computer at a reasonable price. I looked at all the famous models with and without a touchscreen. My wife had an ASUS for several years and I was impressed with its features. When I saw this one with a 17 inch screen, SSD, fast processor and Windows 10 not 10S I jumped at it. I bought it for less than $500. Can't beat it You won't…

Product Description says Backlit Keyboard; it is not. The inscriptions are difficult to read in any light. Looking at the keyboard, it's easy to think that the original design intended a backlight, but someone forgot to include it in the design. In order to "see" the letters, I had to shine a flashlight at an angle to the keyboard. In technical support they replied that this is not an error, it is not in the computer. Can't say much about other features as it was a deal breaker and I repackaged