ASUSLaptop Vivobook Pro 16X N7600PC 16-inch 4K OLED Laptop (Intel Core i7-11370H, Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050, 16 GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 11)

This is a review of the ASUS Laptop Vivobook Pro OLED M3401QA14 Inch 2.8K - AMD Ryzen 9-5900HX, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB SSDI have had a number of Laptops - from IBM, Dell Alienware - all good laptops but i have never used one with a OLED screenEvery time i use my work laptop or desktop - nothing compares to this screen - so in future I think this is a must have if you can afford itSaying that, I bought this for 699 which was a good price for a pretty decent CPU and good RAM - shame RAM is not replaceable but I suppose all smaller Laptops are the same due to size restraintsOne thing to note, as some else mentioned, The warranty from ASUS says my machine is out of date even though it is new - but to be honest, any issues, will go through amazon help line if ever neededIf you need a small Laptop - -with pretty good specs and a screen to beat all others - -would recommend this one

Wanted a decent laptop and was prepared to pay about £1000. Having read reviews and compared every manufacturer and laptop to death, I went with Asus, upon deciding that, I then came up with this little beauty, just less than 20% over budget, but htf, it's brilliant, I love it. The screen is ridiculously good, the colours really pop, watching nature programs or documentaries about the universe beautifully showcase the sheer gorgeousness of the screen. Screen Brightness, volume and backlights for keyboards can all be quickly and easily managed via use of the 'f' keys at the top of the keyboard. Getting used to the touchpad can be a bit tricky, but not impossible even if you're not used to it. This one however is reasonably intuitive (after a while). I do recommend a decent mouse and laptop tray to use it on. Volume output is very good but not altogether exceptional, however using earbuds etc will render lovely, smooth and more than adequately loud volume levels. Battery life is brilliant, one full charge should see you through at least one day of heavy use. Fans are barely audible through most usage and the laptop really gets more than warm, in fairness this is for moderately taxing applications, it may be worse when maxed out. All in all, if you are willing to part with slightly more than £1000, then look no further for a brilliant laptop for the money.

IF I COULD I WOULD GIVE MINUS10 stars - not worth even 1 star! I purchased this item less than three years ago, and unexpectedly, it has ceased to function. I am unable to reach anyone to inquire about the availability of replacement motherboards. It is unreasonable to expect laptops in a specific price range to fail within such a short period, and it has become quite difficult to obtain the necessary parts for repair. Having been a loyal Amazon customer for over 15 years, this experience, coupled with the inadequate support I encountered, has led me to decide to discontinue my business with both Amazon and Asus. The after-sales service from both companies is utterly disappointing.

On the whole like this laptop a lot for the money. Storage (1TB) fast and good capacity, decent response, great colour screen, I prefer matte IPS screens, but despite being shiny this one doesn't reflect as much as I feared and gives lovely colour rendition - though I had to tweak my browser settings ( using url edge://flags to enable forced colours and setting forced colours to sRGB ) so that the hdr didn't make some older web content look weird in screen shots - but once had done that - lovely colour all round. Decent sound for a laptop. Good, accurate and decent size touch pad, though, one minor niggle the touch pad number pad does turn itself on no and then for no apparent reason, which can interfere with input, - but easy to easy to turn off by simultaneously tapping both upper corner icons on the touch pad. The keyboard has a good layout, and is better than many, with a nice feel and the backlighting can be cycled through several levels of brightness using fn + f7 - most of the time I have the backlighting off but it's undeniably handy in low light conditions, though it's a bit "twinkly" at full blast ! All in all, very pleased with my purchase !

I absolutely love this laptop. I've been using it for my programming course involving video calls, PyCharm and MySql and it always works brilliantly and keeps up with me. I've been gaming on it too and I can finally play Sims and other games again so I'm really happy.It's light so I barely notice it on my back but the screen is definitely big enough that I can dual screen easily all the time.My only minor gripe with it is the speakers aren't amazing so watching on my laptop in bed it's a bit too quiet. However it hooks up great to bluetooth speakers etc and that's working great.

I took a while on deciding what my next laptop would be as I had quite a long list of requirements! Having read reviews, the Vivobook seemed to tick all the boxes.Having used it for one week now I am really impressed - it is so quick to boot up and the finger-print recognition is an excellent additional feature saving having to key in passwords. The Oled screen is amazing, such bright colours, there is a lovely touch to the keyboard and a good-sized screen and touchpad.I had a problem creating an Asus account but got in touch and this was resolved in 48 hours.

This laptop is amazing very well build. and I love the blue color. the screen is amazing.If you are looking for a light weight laptop that you can travel with and almost do what a desktop can then this ones for you.Its got the power needed to run heavy desktop applications and It can run games up to high settings.I looked on Asus's website, in certain countries this laptop comes with a bag and a mouse, however in the UK you only get a charger.15 Inch laptop with FHD resolution is the perfect combination any thing smaller will not be good in my opinion.If you are thinking of getting one then do so you will not regret it.

It runs great, indeed it packs some muscle.... strong I9 processor and powerful GPU.... although not yet tested in games or 3D rendering.