Asus Zenbook 3 UX390UA-GS041T Core i5-7200U 512GB 12.5in
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9 years ago
Beware of Quality Issues!
After using this laptop for about four months, I feel I really need to write about it since I feel there's no one complaining about it yet... Maybe I am the only one experiencing these problems since I did buy it the day it became available on Newegg.
Pros:
- Small
Cons:
- - BLUE SCREEN - Believe it or not, this laptop blue screens quite often (2-3 times a week of daily 6 hrs/day of use), more than my other laptops running windows 10
- Most of the time, the blue screen happens when you hear the CPU fan running for a period and laptop is more toward the warmer side
9 years ago
Very Good product
I highly recommmend buying this product as it is small and very powerfull for such a small laptop. The beautiful design stands out more to make this laptop more beautiful. It is very fast for such a small laptop.
9 years ago
Asus ZenBook 3 UX390UA review
The Asus ZenBook 3 UX390UA is an extremely light laptop and one that doesn’t compromise performance or kill battery life as a result. It’s also more affordable than some of the alternatives, particularly in its entry-level spec. However, we’re not convinced about all the choices Asus has made. A single USB-C port won’t cut it for a lot of buyers, the ultra-slim keyboard isn’t great for long-form typing and the trackpad’s clicker mechanism has some real issues. The trackpad also seems a bit pointless when it’s reliability is mediocre, even if it’s down to Microsoft’s software. Its portability is just about unbeatable, but some of you may prefer the more accommodating style of the Dell XPS 13 or one of Asus’s cheaper ZenBook models
9 years ago
Asus ZenBook 3 UX390UA
The ZenBook 3 has redefined the Ultrabook, with the lightest and thinnest Intel Core i-powered laptop on the planet. However, as you might expect, the compromises that are made when you shrink a laptop down are notable, but certainly not deal-breakers.
Pros:
- Great design
- Incredibly lightweight
- Excellent performance
Cons:
- Volatile battery life
- Not enough ports
- Core i5 model is better value for most
9 years ago
Asus ZenBook 3 UX390UA-GS041T Notebook Review
Everything comes at a price. If you want super thin, you will have to waive ports – but not performance! After the throttling issues of the HP Spectre 13, the world's thinnest notebook, Asus can pull it off: Performance like a big system, but as thin as a fanless tablet.
Pros:
- very light and thin
- compact dimensions
- one-day runtime
- sturdy but not completely torsion-resistant
- performance without throttling
- firm key stroke
- ClickPad enables fast workflow
- clear microphone recordings
- reliable login via fingerprint
- balanced sound (medium & high tones
- Mini-dock in the...
Cons:
- not many ports
- unusable webcam
- shallow key travel
- limited feedback
- weak ClickPad feedback
- speakers without bass
9 years ago
If you're in the market for an ultraportable laptop you'll no doubt already have eyed up the 12in MacBook – but you may well have been unsure whether the low-power processor will meet your needs, or indeed unsure about switching to macOS. The ZenBook 3 makes a very interesting alternative.
9 years ago
Asus Zenbook 3 UX309UA
The Asus Zenbook 3 is one of the best ultrabooks we've seen this year, but it's also expensive. If you can afford it, and want the show-off value, this is one laptop to consider. However, the Dell XPS 13 and Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon are still more cost effective options.
Pros:
- Weighs less than a kilogram
- Good performance
- Beautiful display
Cons:
- Single USB Type-C port
- Shallow keyboard
- Battery life could have been better
9 years ago
Personal computers come in all shapes, sizes and prices, and it's possible to get a basic but competent machine for under Rs 30,000 today. Spending more gives you access to machines that are better in different ways, from being more powerful and capable to simply looking better.
9 years ago
Asus ZenBook 3 Review
Laptop manufacturers are still striving for the thinnest and lightest products they can develop. Apple has been the leader in this market for some time, producing high quality designs like the MacBook, but over the past year we've seen PC manufacturers join the party in a significant way.
Pros:
- Excellent thin and light metal build
- Packs all the performance of a full-power 'Kaby Lake' processor
- More affordable than the MacBook for better hardware
Cons:
- Only one USB-C port is bad
- Average battery life and keyboard
9 years ago
No touch screen.. primitive
I want a new laptop and I want an ASUS just not this one
Pros:
- Woulda coulda shoulda
Cons:
- No touch screen duh what's not to like THAT
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