ASUS Vivobook S14 OLED (2022) Intel EVO Core i5 12th Gen – (16 GB/512 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home) S3402ZA-KM502WS Thin and Light Laptop

Display is absolutely stunning. Performance is also pretty good with i5-12500h, 16 gigs of ram and 512 GB of pcie gen 4 SSD. The weakest part of the laptop is the sound, the bottom firing speakers are extremely tinny out of the box and ai had to play around with windows settings to enable spatial audio setting before the speaker volume was adequate, use headphones/external Bluetooth speakers for the best media experience.

As per the price, the lappy is good, but we can’t compare it with Mac M1 Air/Pro, Full body is of metal except LCD frame it’s of plastic. \n\nAlso while typing documents Screen is shaking too much, ASUS has to work on their hinge. Performance is decent, not for the gamers it can run standard games, FAN noise is so loud, Battery backup is oke oke ,,,, (6 to 7 hrs).,, Typing experience is one of the best in this segment. \n\nits for Movie Lovers, normal office works. \n\nBEST SCREEN in a laptop colour are so bright and amazing

Trust me … This Laptop Performance is Superb. Multitasking is work very smoothly. And Coding software like VS code , Pycharm , Android Studio etc is work smoothly .\nNormal 1080p Video Rendering is work smoothly .\nBattery Backup is almost Good .\nWe used 100% battery of this laptop for multitasking and coding. \n It gave 7 hours of battery backup.\nDisplay is very charming. Display Look like a Samsung Superb Amoled display.\n\nKeyboard Typing experience is best. And Keyboard backlight is very awesome.\n\nSound quality is Best. But outdoor Sound is low .but Indoor sound is perfect .\n\nCamera is Awesome .

I’ll list the cons first and then the pros.\n-The fingerprint reader is a hit or miss. I’ve experienced that almost half or more than half times it doesn’t work.\n-The battery: it runs out a bit too quickly but given that it’s an OLED display it guzzles battery quickly but still it’s not good. I use it on best power efficiency mode and around 70% brightness and I’m barely able to squeeze out 5+ hours. \n-The charging: it charges fast….but it’s too fast which sometimes is a good thing and i would need it but not always. And while charging it always heats up too much…so much so that i have to unplug it. There should atleast be a mode where we can turn off fast charging. Although we can use a smartphone charger but I’ve never tried it.\n-The trackpad is quite large, which you might think is really good but the palm rejection on this one isn’t as good so i often encounter problems. It’ll take some time to get used to it.\n-Also I’ve encountered problems while using Bluetooth headphones a lot… especially with zoom calls.\n\nNow the pros\n-The display is amazing. Although it’s advertised 90Hz refresh rate, I didn’t see a difference honestly. But colours and brightness are amazing.\n-The speakers are amazing too. They’re not MacBook amazing but still really impressive. \n-The typing experience was also good and the build quality of the hinge and the deck are really good as well. It can be opened with one hand.\n-There is a physical switch to cover the webcam do that’s a plus. The mic array is really good and the camera is also good.\n-Also there’s a feature to lock the function keys and use them directly as fn keys and then to switch back and use the secondary functions, that’s a pretty good feature as well.

Excellent device.\nTop class display.\nButtely smooth with 12th gen H series.\nSmooth scrolling with 90hz.\nOnly one disadvantage is audio volume.\nFeel too low for the price.\nAfter receiving it today and tested in my device and later in some show rooms.other asus laptops the audio volume is similar.\nBefore buying please check once the audio volume is fine for you.\nApart from this,u won’t able to fine any flaw.\nWith 90w charger,it is charging very quickly.