ASUS ZenBook Ultra Laptop 3300X2200 Review
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Rating
4.4
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Description of ASUS ZenBook Ultra Laptop 3300X2200
13.9” 3:2 (3300 x 2200) Quad HD+ Glossy Touch Screen display with ultra-slim 4-sided NanoEdge bezels and a 92% screen to body ratio for more visual space and detailed content. Enjoy a more vivid, immersive experience with a Pantone validated and 100% DCI-P3 color gamut display. Latest 11th generation Intel Core i7-1165G7 Quad Core Processor (12M Cache, up to 4.70 GHz, with IPU). Windows 10 Professional. Fast storage and memory featuring 1TB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD and 16GB LPDDR4X RAM.
Pros
- Appearance, build quality, performance. screen
Cons
- Collects fingerprints, Win10 home
Pros
- - Screen size and aspect ratio. - Screen resolution. - Screen brightness (had experience with 300 nits glossy, 400 nits matte and 450 nits matte. This one is very good. Although matte 450 is better than this 500 nits glossy one. Anything below 400 nits, in my opinion, should not be considered at all to purchase). - Minimal frames. - Housing materials. - Performance.
Cons
- - Screen calibration. Well, or its matrix in terms of color reproduction in general - because. did not recalibrate. But he also has Pantone certification out of the box. But in fact: comparing with Lenovo X1 carbon 7th and Lenovo X1 Nano 1th - it's not white, but a pale pale pink color. It is clearly visible if blank pages in Word open. And after all in Lenovo no Pantone is declared. And the price range is close. - Keyboard. Asus, why make such big keys? To occupy the entire area? Again - I compare with Lenovo. The X1 Carbon 7th is just the perfect keyboard! The fingers themselves lie down, there are at least errors. Nano is worse. Because of the size. But it's also MUCH better than Asus. So for home use - it will do, for work - there are much better options. - Cooling system. And again I will compare with Lenovo. In Carbon 7th, I haven't heard a cooler at all in almost 2 years. That is, maybe it turned on - but it is definitely quieter by itself than here. In Nano, I hear the cooler much more often. But there the dimensions of the case dictate. Weighs less than 1 kg and has a carbon fiber body. And here is a large METAL case, which should dissipate heat well, and I can hear the cooler and warm my knees all the time. Asus, if not to optimize the heat sink, then at least the cooler could not be put in a more decent way? To at least not hear it. - No camera shutter (for example, fell victim to the minimum upper frame). - No fingerprint scanner. Not enough space? Found in Nano. Saved $5 per device? - No quick mute (via FN+) (learn from Lenovo again). - Outdated HDMI standard (why, why?).
