ASUSNewest Zenbook 14 IPS FHD NanoEdge Bezel Display Ultra-Slim Laptop, 4th Gen AMD Ryzen 7 4700U 8-Core, 16GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Backlit Keyboard, NumberPad, Windows 10 Pro, Pine Gray

Excelente computadora relación precio/calidad.La batería dura bastante. Se carga con cable usb tipo C como en 1.5hrs y te dura todo el día. Yo uso programas de diseño y me sirve muchísimo la tarjeta gráfica. El teclado es en inglés o sea que no tiene la ñ pero uno se acostumbra. La pantalla es bellísima, se ven muy nítidos todos los colores y el sistema operativo de Windows 10 es bastante fluído.

Overview: double USB-C 3.2, IPS screen, 4700u processor, 1TB drive, Win10 Pro make this a special ZenBook buildLooking for the best laptop for work in 2020? You found it. Let's break down why:1. Processor: AMD 4700U processor is at the top of the passmark charts. And, it barely sips power between 10-20W.2. Display: This is one of the only ASUS laptop builds with an IPS screen and it looks amazing from any angle!3. Ports: USB-C 3.2 double output is huge! I am running two 4K displays with no adapters! I bought the Phillips 27" ASIN B07WKX11JY that has USB-C dock, that is such a great combination with this laptop. Benefits include: I do not have to use the laptop charging cable! The Monitor connection to the laptop via USB-C actually charges the laptop! Also, the USB-C plugs into the monitors, and each of these has 2 USB 3.1 out! So I can plug in my mouse, keyboard, and other "traditional" USB accessories to the monitors, and they just work! I don't even need a dongle, wow. I purchased this cable: Amazon model no RAMPOW-TT02-US, a 2 meter USB-C 3.2 for my second 27" screen because the 1 meter cable that came with it is not long enough to reach the laptop.4. Drive: 1TB drive will never run out of space. SSD boot times are ridiculous. From cold start to signin screen in 3 seconds. From sleep to signin screen in less than 1 second, pretty much instant. I run disk-intensive commands like "npm install" for work, which used to consume a lot more time, now they just fly.5. Bonuses:Factory sealed box. Not a third-party upgrade. This came straight from ASUS.Extremely fast shipping, received 3 days after order.Really cool feature of touchpad, there's a toggle switch to turn it into a full size number pad.Bang and Olufsen audio is on point (for a laptop)Windows 10 pro preinstalled. wow. But be careful during your first install though. Do not choose "Windows Live Account" at first, if you care about the name of your user folder. Enter the name of your desired user folder as your name first, as a local account. Later, "convert" that account to using Windows Live, or else it will use the first 5 letters of your email address as your user folder name, which for me was not acceptable.Being a work computer, touch screen was not as important to me, as the future-proof specs of this laptop.I researched all the ASUS, Lenovo, Thinkpad, and Dell builds out there, and after a week of solid research, this is the one I landed on, and I could not be happier.

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I've been buying and building personal computers since 1982. I've seen them all. But, for my own computer, I too, am bound by a budget. My HP Pavilion laptop died, and I did not totally realize its flaws until I began using the Zenbook 14". It's the first time in over 20 years that I picked an AMD processor, and Wow, what blazing speed. I must confess, it was also the first time I bought a solid state drive in a personal computer. Another Wow!On the HP I expected a Win10 update to take from 30 minutes to 4 hours, and that was a Pentium from 2019. On the ASUS it takes LESS THAN A MINUTE.How about a REBOOT? Upwards to about 5 minutes on the HP before I could really begin work. 1-2 minutes MAXon the ASUS. I really enjoy going to work again!The startup process from opening the box was the quickest I've experienced. And, flawless.Why did I spend double on this PC? I read the specs on the RYZEN and it outdid the comparable INTEL. It was billed as a GAMER'S PC. Folks, the most gaming I do is Words for Friends. I wanted a Thoroughbred!!Oh, did I mentioned it came with 16GB ram? And 1TB solid state ever-so-fast drive?To be candid, when I started out decades ago it was the ASUS motherboard that went into the PC's I built. So, my confidence in them was high to begin with, but it turns out they outdid themselves.Would I recommend them? Sure 'nuff!

Laptop is fine, but it did not come with Windows 11 installed as advertised. No weird issues or bugs that I have noticed in the first day or so.