ASUS ZenBook Flip 13 Ultra Slim Convertible Laptop, 13.3” OLED FHD Touch Display, Intel Core i7-1165G7 Processor, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 10 Pro, Pine Grey, UX363EA-XH71T

I purchased the UX363EA-XH71T model of this laptop. I put the model here because a lot of times Amazon lumps all the products on one page together for reviews. This thing is amazing and the build quality is on point. It feels like solid construction and the ability to flip from laptop to tablet mode is really nice and functions very well. Notables:- Quality Construction- Reputable Brand that I trust (I've been buying Asus stuff for years)- Screen Quality and Image is amazing! I was actually taken back by how nice it is. The OLED is the way to go- Mouse Pad - Works great, gestures were responsive and the tactile feel was good for me- Mouse Pad / Num Pad - . If you're not aware you can switch on the mouse pad to a numpad mode to make up for the lack of a numpad on the keyboard. I do some data entry work and this is super helpful. It's easily turned on / off.- Keyboard - yes the backlight is a little soft. But I now have a backlit keyboard and that's more than I had before so I'll take it!- Performance - Super fast for a laptop. Very responsive and I put Windows 11 on it already and it's running just fine. The upgrade had no issues.- Weight - The weight of this hit the sweet spot for me. I know I'm carrying something, but I also don't feel like I'm carrying something super flimsy that's going to blow away in light breeze either.Love the laptop, it was an investment as a piece of equipment for me that I expect to last at least 3 years, which let's be honest. The model I bought was about $1200. Some people pay more than that for a phone every 1-2 years. So, in context compared to that I wasn't afraid to spend the extra money for the performance and quality that I was not only expecting, but it's what I got!

This review is for the ASUS Zenbook Flip 13 UX363EA-XH71T.Pros:Great packaging, start up/set up was easy. Very thin and sleek! Processor speed and applications are fast. Quiet fan. Screen quality is excellent. Barely hear it when it’s doing major updates. The fan is not operational when it’s in “tablet mode”. (The screen will actually prompt that to you when you FLIP the keyboard half BACK). The screen can be “touch screen ” while in laptop mode as well.Versatility-best of both worlds. Laptop and can become tablet. 2 birds 1 stone.It does come with a stylus that clips on magnetically. There IS also included a sleek simple “envelope-like” laptop sleeve to store or travel in, ASUS USB 3.0 to RJ45 Dongle to connect an Ethernet cable and a HDMI Hi-Res Audio cable adapter (female end) as well as the power adapter.Con: so far my only one.... there is not a SINGLE CASE PROTECTOR out there for this device that I can find!!! (If you know one please let me know) When you flip back to tablet mode...the keyboard is just out there. You hold it like a tablet and you mash buttons. Granted, while in “tablet mode”, the keyboard seems to be deactivated, but still, the issue remains. Can’t put some sort of a sleeve over that bottom half unless it has cut-out for vents on bottom that’s for the fan? (In case a person accidentally had it in laptop mode and now it’s burn it out because fan/vents were blocked not getting due to sleeve) So there’s a market for this dilemma (anyone interested in giving a go)

I was on the hunt for a true 2-in-1. I wanted a work computer (laptop) that could turn into a streaming device (tablet). When I considered my options, I was not happy with the LCD screen of the Surface series. So I turned to this 2-in-1. Here are the quick pros and cons.PROS:1. OLED screen. Wow. This screen is great since I watch a lot of movies/TV on this.2. Keyboard feels nice!3. Responsive touch screen.4. Great specs.5. Excellent battery.CONS:1. Slight gap between screen and body in tablet mode.2. May get hot when in-use for several hours.3. No dedicated GPU so no on the gaming.Overall, I highly recommend if you are looking for a visual upgrade compared to the Surface series.

WARNINGS BEFORE YOU BUY!So I just got the laptop yesterday and it came in immaculate condition. The entire computer is beautiful and looks amazing.The good out of the way, here's the bad:- The battery life is no where close to even 10 hours! It's actually much more like 6 hours fully charged.- This computer oddly enough even hates Ubuntu OS (20.04 LTS). I've done countless installs but there's some features that just don't quite work? You can't adjust the brightness at all as an example.The Ugly:- The computer doesn't handle virtualization to well with virtual box. Its pretty slow to boot up the boxes. My somewhat broken Dell Inspiron handled it a bit more gracefully.- When I got the computer out of all the things it did not want to boot for the longest time, after letting it charge for a couple hours after opening. Eventually this kind of worked itself out but I couldn't tell you how.Despite all my gripes I can't wait to order a new computer or return it (deadlines) so this one is holding me over till I can get a new one to replace it. I honestly would advise on getting a different computer and not letting this hell machine cross your threshold.

I'm using it for about a week now and the overall impression is quite positive. The OLED screen is outstanding. Noise level and performance are good.

I really wanted to like this computer. It had all the ports I needed. The screen was not that great to me. Seems grainy. I sent the first one back thinking something was wrong with it. The second one same thing, I tried to download drivers to update it and it keep crashing on me. I was able to restore it back to a original point. Now it won’t install turbo tax so back to Amazon the second one goes again.