ASUS ZenBook UX430UA-GV573T Intel Core i5 8th Gen 14" (35.56cms) FHD Thin and Light Laptop (8GB RAM/256GB SSD/Windows 10/Integrated Graphics/1.30 kg), Gold

PROS1. design: one of the best-looking laptop, it gives a very premium feel everything is well made.2.display: easily comparable to retinal displays.3. this laptop is incredibly thin and light , perfect for portability.4. the processor & ram is fast enough for moderately demanding tasks.5. keyboard has three levels of backlight & is very comfortable to type on6. battery easily lasts for 5 hrs or more if you are doing light tasks.CONS1.speaker: the sound quality is good but it's on the backside.2.touchpad: its the biggest con of this device, it's used to lag quite often but after the windows update(2004 version) the laggyness is now solved to a certain extent but not fully.5.thermal issue: it gets really hot under medium stress.6. not meant for gaming at allCONCLUSIONOverall it's a nice laptop at this price point(47k during sales) .

Laptop works just fine but heats up while charging. Brightness is on the lower side (as compared to others) but that’s not a problem for me. The speakers also have started crackling after 4 weeks of usage. Will need to take it to a service centre to get it sorted. But look and feel of the laptop is nice. Good buy if you’re looking to buy a small travel friendly laptop with a good finish. At the price point it’s a decent buy.

I bought it at a price of 47000 rs and i must say it is the best laptop in the range , besides 8th gen cpu there is no other flaw i can find but it doesnot feel like that in day to day usage at all.The SSD makes this machine bootup blazing fast for day to day tasks, the memory is bit on a low end though so u might need external hard disk.The display is an awestrucking part of the laptop along side backlight keyboards and a speakr system of harman/kardon!battery life is tenuos and gets through 8 hrs on a normal usage easily, also it is capable of fast charging.The machine is so lightweight u can pick in one hand easily and the build is so strong due to use of metal thoroughly, the ports and connectivites provided are sufficient for day to day usage.I have picked this laptop after thorough research of over two months and i must say its the best pick in this price segment. The golden color is really awesome in person and gives a premium look, its a no brainer laptop, dont go for vivobooks of the 2020 gen since they use cheap build rather go for a zenbook for similar price !I would suggest this to everyone looking for something to get by daily media consumption and office work needs in a stylish yet powerful form factor to go for this without a second thought, u will love this one trust me!

Track pad is not working properly. Heating problem is there. Camera quality is not up to the mark. Though Harman Kardon has been used, but the sound quality is no better than a normal feature cell phone. Not suggested to buy.

I've used this laptop for around 2 weeks now and here's a list of pros and cons:Pros:- Looks Great and Feels Great tooExcellent TouchpadGood Display (In this price range)Cons:- It's impossible to use this laptop on your lap. It gets so hot even on normal use. Even the keyboard portiongets extremely hot.Average Battery: Company claims 9 hours of battery but it's a far fetched assumption. I am getting 3.5-4hours on normal usage.When it gets hot it lags a bit and even trackpad lags.Conclusion:- I wont be recommending this laptop because of it's extremely poor thermal controls. You can get better laptops at this price point.

Pros:1. Very light2. Very good battery life - can charge once and use it for 3 days approx. 4 hours per day3. Backlit keyboard4. Great screen for photo editing, full sRGB coverage, antiglare5. Fast operation for work or student use - opens 1.5 GB Power BI dataset in under 3 minutes.6. Well placed ventilation system. Nothing is on the bottom surface - so using this machine in surfaces like bed will not cause heating issues7. Has a dedicated SD card slot. ASUS thought about photographers it seems, which is good.Cons:1. Missing dedicated home/end buttons. Need to use fn + arrow keys. If you use Shift+Home/Shift+End for selecting lines of code, you will find this setup cumbersome.2. Came with 2018 Windows 10 Home Single Language (1803). Had to upgrade to 1909 (2019) version first and then the current 2020 version (2004) as direct upgrade was not possible. Should have been shipped with the 2019 version at least as I bought in mid 2020.Others:1. 2 pin charger - leads to mild surface current if you touch the laptop while charging. This is still ok as I never use this machine connected. It is so portable and runs for an eternity on battery.2. No standard HDMI port. So need to buy cable separately to connect to external display. Has been likely done to keep the slim form factor.Got a good exchange offer and got rid of my 2011 MacBook Pro as that OS and whole system was becoming too restrictive and OS support ends this year. Microsoft at least supports old hardware till it lasts.

After using it for more than 10 days, I can say that performance is really great. No lag, no glitch, everything is running smooth . The display quality of the screen is awesome but The maximum brightness is relatively low, no problem while using indoor but you may find some in outdoor use.However, the camera quality is really poor, the speaker volume is low. little bit heating during charging.I got it at 47k rs and that is best at this price point.