ASUS VivoBook 15 OLED K513 Thin & Light Laptop, 15.6 OLED Display, Intel i5-1135G7 CPU, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, 12GB RAM, 512GB PCIe SSD, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 10 Home, Indie Black, K513EA-AB54

let me start off by saying that I did purchase this your Amazon warehouse renewed. the tldr is as a tech enthusiast I would recommend this to anyone short of a gamer.Pros: the screen is absolutely stunning as someone who traditionally with all laptops I've ever had have always had to run them at Max brightness to be usable this laptop can easily be set to 75% and be brighter than any laptop I've ever had. the CPU was more than enough for anything you could do in day to day use, video streaming and anything besides AAA games. 12 GB of RAM is a wonderful Plus at this price point as is a 512 GB nvme SSD and mine was an Intel 660p. even as a renewed unit so far the battery is awesome for a laptop is powerful with this bright of a screen. I'm having no issues between 5 and 7 hours of lighter use. is an everyday computer this is all you could ask for.Cons: the only cons are more wants. this is a non touch non-2-in-one laptop which seems like a bit of a mist to me with it being an OLED screen. but the one true con is it does have a proprietary charging connection and not USB c

This laptop is fairly lightweight and has a vivid screen.My eyes dont seem to get fatigued as much as they do on some other screens.I am very happy with this purchase.The only downside, is the speakers are not good.I have to turn up the volume to 100% and this is still not enough for certain Youtube videos.No idea, why the speaker can not get loud. I was hoping there would be a driver that might fix the issue.I find it incredible that it cant get louder. For most videos it is fine.. But some videos rendered with lower volume are hard to hear.

This thing is an fantastic laptop, and my first OLED device. The screen is beautiful, the sound is clear and loud, enough ports on it to park a numerous ships. And the asus application on it makes it easy to customize user experience to your preference.

I just bought this computer with the i5 11th generation processor and 12 GB of RAM. I was aiming for an i7 / 16 GB but there was a 200 dollars difference between both and I settled for this on a Black Friday special a little below the 700 dollars mark. After using it for 3 weeks and upgrading to Windows 11, I have sufficient evidence to give you my pros and cons along with my final verdict:Pros:- Zippy in spite of the lower processor power and RAM initially sought. I have not had an instance where I have felt that the laptop needed additional power. Note: i am not a gamer, so I have used Photoshop, illustrator, Music and movies, and Office. I have kept several windows open and it kept going with no issues.- Screen. Never had an OLED before and I was blown away by the vivid colors and contrast. I even had a 4K laptop before and it is not even comparable to this one. Big points for Asus Vivobook here.- Beautiful design. It is very lightbut it does not feel flimsy at all. You need to be careful with it though as it can easily get damaged but if you are careful, it will stand out with the dark gray color, and its shape.- With the 512 GB SSD, it turns on and wakes up really fast. This is normal for this kind of hard drive.- Keys are properly spaced and easy to type in. The keyboard is lighted.CONS:- Ports are not remarkable. The USB-C cannot charge, it is only for data transmission.- It has 2 USB 2.0 and 1 USB 3.0 ports. Not a good combination.- The back cover cannot be easily disassembled to upgrade its memory.- Battery life is subpar. No more than 4 hours even with the powersaving mode on.- No touch screen.VERDICT: For the price, I am happy with the purchase. I think that the OLED screen is the feature that makes it stand out above the rest on that price range.I just scored it with 4 stars for the ports configuration and lack of functionality.

My initial impression is that it feels a bit fragile. It is light, and the display looks pretty good so far but I wish it was larger. It boots fairly quickly, but otherwise seems to be underpowered. Reading/searching an external drive on the USB 3 ports was painfully slow at times. For some reason the cursor often moves on its own and clicks often have to be repeated 2 or 3 times. The first few hours with it have been very frustrating for those reasons. Less features and connectivity than any other laptop I have owned, but also cheaper. I am hopefully receiving a warranty extension from ASUS for this feedback. I may update it after more experience with it.

This laptop is good value for money, it's fast, thin, and has a good screen

Description says "ASUS ZenBook Pro Duo 15 OLED UX582 Laptop, 15.6” OLED FHD Touch Display, Intel Core i9-11900H, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, GeForce RTX 3060, ScreenPad Plus, Windows 11 Pro, Celestial Blue, UX582HM-XH96T" when it is really a "Asus Vivobook 15". False advertising and a waste of my time. Do not open the Asus box as you will not be able to return. Wanted to give Asus another try but after this experience I will not.

I’m happy with my purchase.