ASUS ZenBook Duo UX481 14” FHD NanoEdge Bezel Touch, Intel Core i7-10510U, 16GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, GeForce MX250, Innovative ScreenPad Plus, Windows 10 Pro - UX481FL-XS74T, Celestial Blue

I am likely one of the first people to have received this product in the U.S. market. First off let me say that some of their software is fairly buggy but you can work around it. It is buggy when it comes to window sizes and there are some glitches when interacting with the second display. But I expect Asus to work on this as well as windows themself since they are developing a form of windows for 2 screen laptops.Now for the compliments. The build quality is insane. The screen and the deck does not flex at all and the whole laptop is incredibly solid. The keyboard is one of my favorites to type on. The battery life makes this a great productivity machine and with dedicated graphics, it is all right for gaming... not great but this is the best of all worlds machine. If you edit on adobe premiere you will love being able to move your panels around onto the extra screen. The colors are graded perfectly and it shows if that is something you need. The webcam is of decent quality and windows hello is a great feature. The IO is acceptable, I would like ethernet but I can deal with having wifi 6 and I already have a USB C dongle to add it as well as another 2 USB A ports. They keyboard positioning will take a moment to get used to but at the end of the day, it is not a problem. The trackpad is super smooth and responsive but I still recommend getting a mouse. The "ergo hinge" display is a clever way to engineer a better cooling solution into this small package and with the included folding lift thing the angle helps with typing. This also comes with a stylus which is nice and a sleeve for the laptop.Overall if you are in the market for a laptop at this price point or hell at the $1,000 price point I would recommend spending more and getting this one. If your goal is to game than build a desktop but if you are a professional and are not locked into iOS get this.

I bought my first Asus Laptop in 2019 and it still works great. This new Asus Laptop is also a quality Laptop at a competitive price and appears to be well made just as my 2019 model. I highly recommend the Asus brand.

I'm writing this review after using the laptop for about 2 months.People that complain about the fan noise either have a faulty laptop or sensitive hearing. I've ran World of Warcraft on it and taxed out the GPU and high fan speeds. Can you hear it? Yes. Is its loud? Not really. The sounds of the game were louder. In basic everyday use of browsing, photo editing, word processing, watching movies the fan doesn't kick on into high mode and runs silent.Boot up times are so speedy that I'm up and running in just under a minute from a cold start.Battery life is about 6 hours with both screens on and moderate performance setting, and 8+hrs in single screen mode.They keyboard is a little small, and if you are a right pinky shift key user like I am, you'll accidently miss the key and be forced to look down at your hands to see what you did. Its not a deal breaker, but it took some time to adapt to that one thing.My overall experience has been great with the laptop. Other people that are multitasker in the office have are really are impressed with the dual screen. Especially when I seamlessly flip screens with spread sheets on one screen and the Zoom meeting on the other screen.

Love the dual screen. The bottom screen is perfect for videos, charts, graphs while I use the top screen to do my main work. Performance is solid and works great under load for most use. I only wish the bottom screen was slanted a bit because if you're leaning back the viewing angle is a bit flat. I sometimes have to hunch over to read smaller items on the screen. Also the glare is awful if you have a bright light right above you. The screen brightness could be a bit higher as well. Also whoever designed the keyboard did a bad job placing the right shift key. I'm used to hitting right shift with my pinky in a certain spot, well on this keyboard they shortened the shift key to make room for the Up Arrow and I'm constantly hitting Up instead of Shift. Will take some getting used to. Besides that this is one of my favorite 14" laptops. If I was rich I would've gotten the 15" one with a slanted bottom screen at triple the price. The value you get here for the price I believe is well worth it.

The media could not be loaded. Looks super fancy.A stable performance.I have to say about my experience about the keyboard. I am an Asian with long and thin fingers. And I feel really really comfortable when typing using this keyboard. It is the best typing experience I’ve ever had. But be ware, if you are a person with big hand and fat fingers, you might feel not comfortable with the keyboard.Indeed, it still have minor things that require improvement, but it has met all my expectations for a 1500 dollars studying laptop. Love it so much!