ASUS Q406DA Review: 14-inch FHD Touchscreen Laptop with AMD Ryzen 5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD in Silver Review

I've only had it a few days. I was replacing an old Dell XPS13 - I like to carry around a light, compact laptop. The size is exactly what I expected. It's a little thicker than my 10 year old XPS 13, but I'm thicker than I was 10 years ago. Nothing impressive - not like a full fledged laptop with CD drive etc. Screen is ok - doesn't seem as bright compared to my Surface Book but so far so good. Haven't tried using it in full sunlight yet, which I've heard can be an issue, but it applies to most

Nice stylish device! Excellent value for money and quality. Just one thing doesn't suit me. Volume! 100% volume compared to 50% on my older devices. but otherwise. it works very well

I like the smaller size of this laptop. It will make traveling easier. The color is very good. What took some getting used to was that there's no number pad on the right side (now numbers are just at the top). What I don't like is that the battery needs to be charged more often. I don't have much use before it needs charging.

Meets basic HDMI content streaming needs with occasional use on lap, can use more volume in built-in speakers, can't do chores in tent mode as you can't hear dialogue can hear .

Reliable brand, good nachika, emotions from the tablet and stylus mode, but the whole impression is spoiled by the screen. There was a laptop 3 times cheaper than Prestigio 133s, so there is a matte IPS screen with much better color reproduction. Some pros: 1) Processor amd ryzen 5500u 6 cores/12 threads 2) Dual channel memory 2×4Gb 3200Mhz 3) fast SSD, fast loading Windows 4) Stylus included 5) Good sound 6) Blowing air to the side, the laptop can be used on your knees without fear of…