Review on 13.3" Notebook ASUS Zenbook 13 UX325EA-KG250T 1920x1080, Intel Core i5 1135G7 2.4 GHz, RAM 8 GB, SSD 512 GB, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Windows 10 Home, 90NB0SL2-M06640, lilac fog by Micha Kamierczak ᠌
You should not take it, it does not meet any standards.
Nowadays, high-quality laptops are not typically produced because smartphones dominate the market. This is my second laptop in three years, and a year after it began using, it began irritating me with its minor defects, such as an intermittent blue screen when in sleep mode (because of this, I actually swapped the old laptop), and a problematic and backlash touchpad. Even though Asus claims to have some sort of military strength requirements, they don't even look like them in this situation. Via the integrated MyAsus tool, NumberPad can be turned off. When you switch on the Wi-Fi, it does not pick up again, and the Ethernet plug must be disconnected and re-cut, but at least the programs do not crash when I set the network connection management in sleep mode as absent in the power supply settings.
- Performance is flawless; nothing lags. i5 with a good margin of power, and 16 RAMs already look like the minimum standard, because laptops familiar with 8 operatives sometimes lag even during everyday tasks. The lid can be opened with one hand and has a good design (I really have a gray-blue color), but there is nothing to catch on. Compared to HP, the IR facial recognition module performs better. Light We placed a casing and ethernet and minijack adapters with care in the kit.
- build caliber. It was anticipated that a laptop costing $75,000 in 2022 wouldn't creak whenever it was handled or moved. The touchscreen is rough. Clicks directly and creeps in all four directions. This wasn't there in the 2022 VivoBook for $13,000, the 2022 Old HP, the 2022 New HP, or any friend's 80k+ MacBook. The laptop appears to be on the verge of atomizing, which is a silent source of horror. There is no minijack, and the entire dongle is cracked and falling apart. The NumberPad touch button turned on, and occasionally it turns on by itself (in fact, because of it, it burned down and I am writing a review). Because there is only one full-sized usb and both type si ports are occupied by headphones and charging, and full usb is a mouse, you cannot function without a hub. Of course, the connectors will be free if you purchase a bluetooth mouse and headphones. Drivers only make things worse when Wi-Fi occasionally stops working. dropping from a tcpip. I experienced a system fault in a dream, and none of the solutions worked. Dwelling vulnerable to nicks on sharp edges
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