Pros
- Minimal, slender, and quick
Cons
- No
13.3" Notebook ASUS Zenbook 13 UX325EA-KG653W 1920x1080, Intel Core i5 1135G7 2.4 GHz, RAM 8 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Windows 11 Home, 90NB0SL1-M00A70, gray Review
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4.7
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Description of 13.3" Notebook ASUS Zenbook 13 UX325EA-KG653W 1920x1080, Intel Core i5 1135G7 2.4 GHz, RAM 8 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Windows 11 Home, 90NB0SL1-M00A70, gray
The new ZenBook 13 OLED laptop is thinner and lighter, making it even more mobile, while offering an advanced display with great image quality and a complete connectivity package including HDMI, Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C), USB-A and microSD . With a high performance configuration, the ZenBook 13 OLED is the perfect choice for anyone on the go.
Pros
- excellent portable computer for general usage choose based on variables including pricing and quality three major benefits in particular I am really pleased with the laptop; there have been no issues. It has a stylish OLED screen, a comfy keyboard, and weighs less than one kilogram.
Cons
- not many USB ports
Pros
- 1. A flip-up keyboard and a slim, lightweight, fashionable design. Really easy for me to carry around, which I always need. 2. A bright backlight on the monitor. narrow frames. 3. NumberPad, which combines a rapid launch button for the calculator with a touch-sensitive number keypad incorporated into the touchpad. The clickpad itself has a glass coating and is very pleasant. Great results! 4. Quiet - only seldom, particularly during demanding (for this CPU) graphic applications like basic video editing, does the cooler switch on. 5. In office task mode with Google Docs, MS Office, and occasionally Photoshop/Lightroom, battery life can reach 10 hours. 6. A comfy keyboard for extended typing. One of those I've tried from ASUS is possibly the finest right now. 7. "Will do for business calls" webcam - nothing spectacular, but not flawless seams. 8. Although it has a sturdy, dependable cable, the compact 65W charger has a drawback. See more below on that. 9. Replaced the keyboard's typeface with a human-readable, more accurate one.
Cons
- 1. Not without jambs, as usual with ASUS. The keyboard's three-level illumination is glitchy. When you come back after leaving the laptop idle for 5–10 minutes, the backlight is not lit. The BIOS was reinstalled, but that had no effect. By depressing the button that activates the keyboard's lighting, it is treated. Ten times a day is not uncommon. Sometimes it can function normally for a few days without upsetting. 2. Occasionally, for 1-2 minutes after waking up or plugging in the power wire, the sound and lighting keys are inoperable. 3. A glitchy built-in MyASUS application that controls the screen color, charging (keep it at 60%, 80%, or 100% to extend battery life), and cooling modes. runs for 1,000,000 years. It could not turn on at all when you wake it up from sleep; you'll need to reboot or disconnect and reconnect the power line. 4. A crumpled body. You can feel it crunching in your hands. Even though the chassis is made entirely of metal, with the exception of the display frame, you can immediately hear it crunch when you pick up an open laptop. 5. My mouse is busy; there is only one USB-A. There are relatively few situations when you'll need a second one, so judge for yourself. 6. The device is USB-C only and has a 10 cm USB-C to audio jack converter. 7. Like the other Zenbooks, I would like a longer charging cord. There is a 0.5 meter gap. 8. The screen is clearly yellow. Not appropriate for any serious photo editing. Despite the fact that some would argue that the second display in the image is blue: 9. Contrary to what the maker states, the battery life is not 22 hours. Exactly 15.
Pros
- There is no sluggishness or slowdown in performance. Laptops accustomed to 8 operations frequently slow even during everyday tasks, thus i5s with a good margin of power and 16 RAMs already look like the minimal norm. Even if there is nothing to catch on, the lid may be opened with one hand and the design is good (I really do have a gray-blue tint). The IR facial recognition module is more reliable than its HP counterpart. Easy We made sure to include a protective cover and minijack and ethernet adapters in the package.
Cons
- Superb workmanship. It was to be assumed that a laptop costing $75,000 at 2022 prices wouldn't make noise every time it was handled. There is a rough surface on the touchpad. Crawls in all directions with a straight click. Neither the 2022 model year HP nor the 2022 model year HP had this capability, nor did the 2022 model year VivoBook costing $13,000 or any of my friends' $80,000+ MacBooks. Fearfully, the laptop appears to be disintegrating into nothing. There is no minijack, and the entire dongle is cracked and breaking apart. The NumberPad touch button switched on, and it sometimes turns on by itself (really, that's why it burned down and I'm reviewing it). Since both type si ports are in use (for charging and headphones), and the one full-sized USB port is being used by the mouse, a hub is required. Naturally, you can eliminate the need for the hookups altogether by switching to a bluetooth mouse and headphones. Wi-Fi drops out occasionally, and drivers don't help. A tcpip collapsed, causing the fall. Dream sys error, tried everything, but this is treatable. Sharp edges can easily scratch the housing.
Pros
- Model: Asus UX325E-KG272T (Intel Core i7-1165G7/16GB/512 GB SSD/Intel Iris Graphics/Windows 10 Home) - Oled matrix in a laptop is a must see! - The latest stuffing based on Tiger lake - 16 GB LPDDR4X 4266 MHz - One of the lightest and thinnest - Full metal body - Decent Harman Kardon Premium sound - Impressive autonomy - USB-C charging (Power delivery) - Infrared camera (Windows Hello) - Nice bonus: case included
Cons
- I didn’t notice any special ones, if only a little easily soiled (fingerprints remain on the body)
Pros
- First of all - compactness and lightness. Secondly - He really holds a charge very well. Thirdly, the performance does not slow down and does not freeze, and the fan turns on extremely rarely. In addition - Capacity - as a result, with installed windows, at least 180 GB is free. (That's enough for me). A very interesting approach to extending battery life (I have not seen this on other devices) with a maximum charge limit of up to 80/60%. Touchpad - wide + numeric keypad on it with adjustable brightness. Camera with face recognition when logging into Windows. A full-fledged type C (the charging power cord is also of this type).
Cons
- There's no such thing
