ASUS ZenBook 14 UX434FLC Full HD 14" Laptop (Intel i5-10210U, Nvidia MX250 Graphics Card, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 16GB Intel Optane Memory, Windows 10) Includes ScreenPad 2.0

Terrific laptop and a bargain from Amazon Wearhouse.

This laptop is excellent for office work and some light editing. I got the I5 core with the mx250 which has done wonders since I bought the laptop. I would suggest if you are planning to use this on the heavy side I would upgrade to the I7 but honestly the I5 is great. The speakers are on the cheap side I would use headphones instead. The second screen is amazing I was expecting the screen to be low quality but I was surprised. Using this laptop I would say the battery life isn’t great when using the second screen but it does the job. I didn’t opt for the touch screen but that is optional if it is to your liking. Gaming wise I wouldn’t go for this laptop. For light editing go for the mid specs but anything heavy definitely upgrade to the i7.

This laptop is very light weight, and has a 1TB SSD and an nVidia graphics card, so is useful for playing games as well as for general purposes.It's a lovely slim design.Recommended.

Very happy with it! Very Lightweight! Prefect for work or study!

It's fantastic

First it said touchscreen and only the pad is touchscreen, overall performance is good, for the price shoul've got a different one, after three months it doesn't turn on, my use is regular till end of work and traveling, now it doesn't turn on, tested with electronics guy and the charger is working, the port or the computer has a malfunction now.I'm out of the country and now I have to send to a local tech to search problem

This a great laptop; its fast, nicely made, has plenty of processor power and RAM memory and the battery goes on for hours. The chassis is light and surprisingly small. By comparison, my wife bought an Acer Swift 3 14 inch a while ago and I thought that was small and slim but this Asus model is about a third smaller than even that one. The Asus' screen is indeed 14inches and yet the chassis is so small it looks like a 13 incher. The screen itself is fully matt, i.e. there is no reflection from it whatsoever. My old lappy had a gloss screen and this ones colours don't look quite so vibrant because of the matt effect screen I think. You can of course increase the colour saturation though if needed. No disc drive and only 2 USB3 ports means it quickly runs out of data connection points though (my mouse takes one of the USB connections permanently). No ethernet port either, which is another limiting factor when you don't have wifi but the wifi 6 adapter is excellent in terms of its coverage. The backlit keyboard was a must have for me and its OK but there is a major flaw with the keyboard and that is that the writing on the keys is pale grey on medium grey and in daylight, at certain angles, the keyboard becomes virtually unreadable. Of course its a qwerty keyboard, so touch typers may be OK with the main letter keys but all the ancillary and extra function keys are a devil to read/find. Its so bad that I keep the keyboard lit on maximum even during the day. I don't know what Asus was thinking, because otherwise this is a very good laptop.

Cannot review the UX434FLC - it isn't what we got! Amazon have been very good and are sending out the correct product as we speak, but just wanted to post a review to remind people to check the number, u434F (the one we got) is last year's version, no touchscreen etc. It looked lovely, but it isn't what we ordered. It sounds obvious but there are a lot of similar looking, similar named laptops, so do check you have the version you were expecting, the correct chip, the flippy one or the non-flippy one... it's quite confusing!