ASUS VivoBook Pro 16X OLED Slim Laptop, 16” WQUXGA 16:10 Display, Ryzen 9 5900HX CPU, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Windows 11 Pro, 0° Black, M7600QE-XB99 Review

Sharing insights based on my usage.In general, I don’t regret buying, I drive games (not a gamer), it allows me to work with convenience, the FIRE matrix

For the price of 105K for April 2022, the absolute top without competitors - NO ! The disgusting display and the unfinished TYPE TOP percent ruined everything. I'm downgrading my rating from 5 to 2! I do not recommend buying, especially for 130K for August 2022

Cool laptop for this price. Working for him is a pleasure. You can take it with you without charging and work on it for 5-6 hours. The processor is just great, enough with a margin. There are no competitors for this price.

Pros below: Steely and attractive, twice the performance of my old PC. The screen is just amazing. Has cons: Noisy under heavy load, but this is to be expected from a productive and thin solution. It needs to be chilled.

Got pros: 1. Lightweight laptop 2. Slim 3. Processor powerful 4. Viewing angles are great. 5. PICTURE TOP Has some cons: Yes, no, there are no complaints, I would add more memory, otherwise only the old infa took 300 gigs, and the new one is almost 200. Here is the floor of the disk "minus"

OLED display. I was not ready for it. VERY contrasty. I try to avoid black and white colors on the screen. I keep the brightness at 25 percent, put dark themes everywhere Some of the features declared do not work in Ubuntu, because there are no drivers. In particular, the touchpad with a quick access ring. Only under Windows. It would be interesting to touch, but does not spoil the impression of the laptop at all : half a year, normal flight. I got used to the screen very quickly.

This laptop is a classic representative of ASUS: cool hardware, good price, but full of little things that greatly spoil life. In short, the devil is in the details and the quality of ASUS is often lame. The attached photo shows what the death screens look like on this miracle. :) Better take something with a good IPS display. And if the budget allows - with micro-LED / mini-LED.

The screen is the main thing, for work - it's the most. I got used to the gloss already on the smartphone. ate after three days: wi-fi fell off - neither ating the firewood nor reinstalling the OS did anything. And it gave a forced shutdown by the button, followed by switching on by it. I will assume that the BIOS is crooked, but I am not in a hurry to ate it yet.

I was looking for the right laptop for a very long time: I wanted a diagonal of 16, 32 RAM, no OS, 4K, matte screen. As a result, this almost completely fit the needs. I handed over the first such laptop and took another one instead: I hoped to solve the color display problem. But the second one has the same problem. I noticed the problem by accident: the monitor tests did not show anything unusual (I checked it in PassMark MonitorTest from the boot disk). Best seen in Ubuntu when setting the…

Has some pros: top configuration. Works faster than my desktop. I use for development. Highly recommend. Some cons: The sound is not loud, the power key is not very convenient for my taste - it looks like one of the keyboard keys.

Some pros: Screen (!) - 4K, 16 inches, OLED, 16x10; case - metal, discrete graphics, good processor, comes without OS (hello, Microsoft) Different cons: The memory connector is not USB-C, the memory is soldered, the design is so-so

The laptop is not a gaming one, but you can go through the witcher if you really want to. In work tasks and watching movies is gorgeous.

Everything is just great. The only thing not very clear is the functionality of the fingerprint sensor. I haven't found the right driver.

Excellent work laptop for graphics and video. For the price / quality, in the current conditions, I think it's a good choice. 4k oled screen is really good, brightness above 60% is better not to set. I don’t know why it’s usually important to talk about the viewing angle (as if someone is working with a laptop while sitting perpendicular to the screen), but here it’s almost 180 ° From additional chips - a funny virtual wheel DialPad; I will not say that it is very convenient, you have to adapt.

Its pros: metal body Very bright and cool screen Fairly light for the size I liked that frequently used buttons are highlighted in a different color The battery holds I think the declared 8 hours I chose between Lenovo and Asus, the characteristics were the same models, but Asus was cheaper by 20 + bribed OLED screen Cons below: It is stated in the specifications on the official website that there is a second slot for a hard drive, in fact it is not, there is only slot 1 in which nvme is alread