Zenbook 14 OLED

You pretty much summed up why I very much don't like macOS. Dock, "fullscreen" mode, multiple monitor support, need to use many 3rd party apps to change basic stuff like... smooth scrolling or tinker with the terminal to disable stupid mouse acceleration. Anyway about laptops - check out the newest

Thik hai. I have got a Legion. Unless you want to burn your motherboard, don't go with GPU in that light weight laptops. Or go fully for a Legion or ROG Strix SCAR if interest and budget allows. For now.. This one satisfies all your conditions.. https://in.store.asus.com/light-weight-laptop-asus-zen

ASUS is worth checking out. I began my Linux journey six months ago on an ASUS Vivobook S 14 (S5406SA), which ran Fedora flawlessly. It’s powered by an Intel Lunar Lake chip, delivering excellent battery life and barely any fan noise. For a bit more performance than Lunar Lake, I’ve heard the ASUS Z

i ran into this same choice last year. the Zenbook S14 with Ultra 7 and 32gb ram will handle excel and 100 page docs no problem, battery is solid around 8-10 hours of office work. the G14 is faster for games but battery is closer to 5-6 hours with normal settings. for finance work and occasional gam

Ah- I am using mine for research/editing/writing/drawing-- already loaded linux on it-- plan to utilize the NPU to power localized AI models -- I'm not a gamer-- but the version of this to get with a better integrated graphics would be the intel ultra 7 255H version, i think-- (it was my first choic

asus zenbook 14 - 2025 may be an option... the laptop's display can fold out 180 degrees allowing you to lay it flat out on a table.. (just don't assume the zenbook 's' 14 can do the same thing- it can't- different hinge) There are different hardware configs-- I like the intel ultra 7 255H (140T int

I own both these laptops. The Lenovo feels more premium and it is noticeably lighther. However the zenbook has better performances and the cooling must be better because the fan doesn't kick in as often. I prefer the anti-glare OLED screen of the Lenovo.The Asus OLED screen is also really nice but i

The Core Ultra 9 is quite powerful but I wouldn't recommend it in a Zenbook 14. Its a thin and light laptop and a recipe for overheating because the fans are small. Try a Core Ultra 7.

I had this one before had to take it back, its a powerful CPU but it got way too hot(it has one fan) which made the battery life suck. I personally cant stand premium laptops with 60Hz displays either.

Is it comparing with the MacBook Pro though? Asus’ “real” MacBook Pro competition is the ProArt P16. Comes with a higher resolution Tandem OLED display, more ports, better speakers, better cooling, a more sturdy build, a bigger battery and way more performance. Not to mention a price tag to match. I