ASUS Vivobook 15, Intel Core i3-1215U, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, FHD 16:9 60Hz 250nits, 15.6"/39.6cm, Windows 11 Home, Office 2021, Cool Silver, 1.7KG, X1504ZA-NJ320WS, Intel UHD Graphics, Backlit Laptop

Good productValue for many laptops and best display quality

I bought this laptop at effective price of 30000 with all the cashback etc. Which is reasonably well, considering nowadays phones of 8 gb Ram are also in the same price range.Ofcourse there are some shortcomings but I understand why they are there. Manufacturer have to drop something to provide this laptop at great price. Really good for students who can't afford expensive laptops. Even 60-70 thousand laptops are not useful after a while. I'm intending to use this for 2 years, so I guess this will do the jobPros:1. Battery life is good, you can easily use it for 6 hours with average use. I suggest to use dark theme to further increase the battery life.2. Performance is good, so far able to handle multi tasking. I tried copying data, the tranfer was super fast.3. Build quality is good, considering a non- metallic back, it looks good, light and portable.4. Camera Sutter is nice feature at this price point.5. Finger print scanner.6. Microsoft office licence.Cons:1. Speakers are useless, low volume. Taking meetings on this laptop would be difficult as well. Workaround is that to carry earphones all the time.2. No USB charging, it would have been great. Now I have to carry two charges, one for phone and another for laptop.3. Keyboard have lesser spacing inbetween the keys, I kept pressing wrong keys all the time. More surprising is the fact that there's 1 inch space left either side of the keyboard. Not sure why they squeeze keys in limited space.4. Camera quality is also poor, looks like a camera from 2006 laptop.5. Display is also really average, when you look at different angles it doesn't work that we'll.6. Heating is also felt, I haven't started using the laptop, just exploring it still I could hear the fan running.

Build Quality: 4/5The laptop has excellent build quality. Although it doesn't feature a metal body, the polycarbonate material used is of good quality and feels sturdy.Keyboard: 2/5The keyboard feels uncomfortable to use. The build quality seems cheap, and it lacks aesthetic appeal. It does not provide a satisfactory typing experience, especially for someone who works extensively on a laptop.Power Management: 2.5/5Power management is just average. It neither excels in battery backup nor provides efficient usage for long durations. A mediocre performance overall in this department.Display: 1/5As someone with 10 years of IT experience and extensive exposure to different laptops, this display is by far the worst I have encountered. The quality is extremely poor, making it unsuitable even for basic tasks. This is a major drawback and a significant reason I would no longer consider ASUS laptops in this price range (₹26,000).Performance: 3/5The laptop is powered by an i3-1235U/1215U processor and 8GB of RAM. For the price, it's adequate for basic tasks such as video playback and office documentation. However, it is not built for multitasking or more demanding applications, which is understandable given the specifications.Price: 3/5Considering the display quality, even a price below ₹20,000 would not justify this purchase. There are better options available in this range, and the display alone makes it hard to recommend this laptop.Overall: 2/5This laptop has been a lifetime worst experience for me. The display is horrible—very bad quality, and the performance is just passable for basic tasks. Power management is average at best. Overall, this laptop fails to deliver value for its price and does not meet expectations, even as a budget device. I would not recommend this laptop to anyone

Good

Top notch. At the price it was very good purchase

Good Looking And Also No Leging Work Easy With Simple To Carry It And Once Most Important Some Time Mouse Curse Not Working But Ok In this Price

I recently purchased the Asus Vivobook 14 and unfortunately, my experience has been quite frustrating. While the laptop initially seemed promising, I've encountered significant issues with the touchpad that has significantly impacted my overall satisfaction.Touchpad Issues:* Inconsistent Tracking: The touchpad often exhibits inconsistent tracking, making it difficult to navigate smoothly and accurately. This can be particularly annoying when performing precise tasks or gaming.* Accidental Clicks: The touchpad is overly sensitive, leading to accidental clicks and cursor jumps. This can be frustrating and disruptive, especially when typing or working on documents.Other Concerns:While I haven't experienced any major performance issues, the build quality feels a bit flimsy for a laptop at this price point. The plastic casing doesn't inspire confidence in its durability.Except this issue I have faced, there is another drawback of purchasing this laptop is keyboard is without backlit support but on App they mentioned that this laptop has backlit chiclet keyboard.Conclusion:I'm disappointed with my purchase of the Asus Vivobook 14. The touchpad issue and non availability of backlit keyboard, have significantly hindered my enjoyment of the laptop. If you're considering this model, I would strongly recommend researching other options or carefully considering these potential drawbacks.

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