ASUS Vivobook S 15 Laptop; Copilot+ PC, 15.6” 3K 120Hz OLED Display, Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite X1E-78-100 12-Core Processor, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Windows 11 Home, Cool Silver, S5507QAD-PS96

I have had this laptop now for about 6 months. Honestly folks, it's an amazing machine! The screen clarity, battery life and speed are a leap forward for lightweight, thin laptops. For picture editing, vlogging and every day surfing it's worth every penny. The power management is in a league of its own. I used the laptop for the first week and never plugged it in, because it manages turning off, saving power so effectively.My home network speed is fantastic. On the same 1 Gig verizon wireless network, I went from a high of 200 meg download speed, to 770 without changing a thing other than using this laptop, compared to my 5 year old one.Things to improve. Yes, a couple. I wish the sound had a deeper tone, it has good volume, but the depth of the sound can be improved. Also, the clarity of the built in camera can be better. Whatever Apple does with their camera should be emulated.But.....I only paid 899, on cyber Monday, and it looks even cheaper now.

I hate this laptop, I will never buy a Asus or arm processor again. It is constantly crashing. I frequently lose connectivity to USB ports. There are so many compatibly issues with having an arm processor that I never expected. Basic software like Teams, Cisco have issues all the time due the the arm build of the software. The built-in copilot, was downgraded my Microsoft and was barely useable for months.

This laptop is strange and I don't know if its problems have anything to do with it directly or with its Intel CPU (Ultra 9 185h).The 2 notable issues are:1. The HDMI 2.1 port doesn't do 4k @120hz. I attempted to connect this to my LG C2 OLED TV (4k 120hz) with several different certified HMDI 2.1 cables and it refuses to show 4k at 120hz. However it does work when you use a USB-C to HDMI 2.1 cable. Strange. It's hard to diagnose if its the port.2. The bulky 90w charger works fine, but I purchased a sleeker 100w Anker charger and it won't charge. Again, Don't know if it is the laptop's fault or possibly some issue with the CPU. I updated the BIOS and it briefly worked, but then went back to not detected the charger.Overall, I'm super optimistic for this laptop. The RGB keyboard along with the 3.2k 120hz OLED screen scream "Gaming Laptop" and although it is not, it can easily become an enticing lightweight "Gaming Laptop" when you use services like Geforce Now (Ultimate). For this price, or even for $1000 more, there aren't any gaming laptops that can support that kind of gaming experience using their built in hardware which makes this a compelling proposition.Aside from the HMDI port and the 3rd party charging compatibility I have just 1 minor gripe and that's that 16gb of RAM feels insufficient. It would be an absolutely easy choice if it came with 32gb. Windows 11 alone consumes half of that and with just a few chrome tabs opened, you're pushing it.

The media could not be loaded. Over the past couple of weeks using this device, my expectations were high. However, you may experience some software issues straight out the box. My problem was with the display after waking from sleep; part of the display turned black, but be sure to update your laptop to fix these issues. Overall, it's a great laptop for students and work purposes. The display is gorgeous; I love watching content and working on it. The colors are bright and accurate. Battery life is also decent. It's fast, and although it does get warm sometimes, the fans are generally quiet. As for the keyboard, it looks great, and typing is also good. I especially love the design, and the speakers are loud and sound's good, but not the best. Overall, this is a great laptop, if your looking for a work and school laptop.

I've had this for two weeks now and it's working even better than I expected. The reviews on this seem to be mostly people not understanding the new CPU architecture limitations.I did my research into AMD vs Intel vs Snapdragon and knew this laptop would run ARM64. This means the battery life is in a league of its own, especially given the screen size, brightness, resolution, and refresh rate.Any program you want to use will work, but might be slow due to it being emulated (look up "ARM64 emulated" if you don' know what this means). Anything that has an ARM64 install option works extremely well. You might need to find alternatives for some of your programs, I haven't had a problem with it. Since this processor is built more like a tablet, the Linux and phone app community have been working to get traditional Windows programs built natively for laptops like this one.They keyboard feels incredible, all day battery life, great screen, at half the price of a traditional laptop with the same specs.

Wonderful colors, fast, light, build quality feels good, it feels like a quality product.HOWEVER...the battery life is atrociously terrible. It literally lasts less than 4-5 hours on a full charge if you want to use it like a desktop. It's worse than an Iphone for crying out loud.Sometimes it just won't turn on and becomes a 20 minute nuisance to hard reset. Sometimes it glitches out when plugging in the charger for a 20 minutes which is also incredibly fustrating.Other than that it really is fine. OLED is beutiful coming from an IPS user. Would reccomend but in all honesty just pay the extra bucks.