Review on 14" Notebook ASUS ZenBook 14 UX425EA-BM002T 1920x1080, Intel Core i5 1135G7 2.4 GHz, RAM 8 GB, SSD 512 GB, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Windows 10 Home, silver by Adam Bronisz ᠌

A unique sensation that occurs when carrying a backpack with a laptop does not put pressure on the shoulders. When the battery life of the laptop lasts the whole day. When you whip out an ultrabook and open it with one finger in front of everyone. The product is both extremely thin and extremely light. Consider that it weighs almost exactly the same as a one-liter bottle of water. + Power source. The most perplexing aspect is that, despite its small size, the battery capacity is very high (even higher than that of comparable products). Sufficient for at least six and up to eight hours of uninterrupted work at the highest possible brightness level, plus assembly. Metal casing, the ability to open the lid with one hand (! ), and a nice ergolift (the laptop lifts when the lid is opened). Got cons: You have to pay a premium for this laptop because of its size and weight, which are the features that set it apart from the competition. - Noise. There is only one cooler, and although it moves at a rapid pace, it makes a lot of noise. But there is a remedy to this problem; just need to set the "Quiet cooling" option in the built-in Asus application. Once this is done, the cooler will no longer be annoying during operation when it is not under a heavy load. It will be difficult if you do not have it. - The strength of the structure. Everything can be bent with enough effort. Inside of the screen is made of plastic, and there is only a very thin layer of metal on the outside. Everything works properly in typical situations, but the impression I get is that the laptop is not very sturdy or long-lasting. - The ribs of the case have some scuff marks on them.