ASUSVivobook 15.6 Full HD Intel Gen 10 Core i7-1065G7 8GB RAM 1TB HDD + 256GB SSD Win 10 Laptop

The media could not be loaded. I can tell you from the first moment I booted up this beast of a work laptop, I knew it was going to perform exactly as I had hoped.Startup is smooth and quick, the OS is installed on the 256GB SSD. This is ideal and perfect for fast boot times and prevents Windows processes from be interfered with by foreign applications and programs that may be running.I immediately made a download folder on the 1TB HDD to make sure the SSD is dedicated to Windows to ensure a smooth experience.Pros:Fast boot (3-5 seconds because of the SSD)Windows 10 (Let’s be honest, it’s still the best)Intel Core i7 (Amazing CPU with overclock if needed)1 TB HDD (perfect amount of xtra storage space)Light weight (maybe 2.5-3lbs))3x USB ports and 1x USB C port (great compatibility)ASUS (Speaks for itself… clean..slick..it’s great)Cons:The only con I found is related to the speakers on the laptop. They’re weak and do not perform well when watching a video and/or stream that has a wide “dynamic-range” of audio. If someone is speaking too loudly or at a high pitch, it sounds scratchy. When this happens I end up having to turn the master volume down on the laptop to prevent it.Besides the weak speakers, this is the perfect work laptop. I did not get this laptop to game or watch videos or stream. I got it for performance and it absolutely, if not excelled, my expectations.5 out of 5

I thought this was an excellent value for a fast processor and lots of memory. I really like the backlit keyboard and the touchscreen. So far the computer is working great. I am using it mainly for word-processing work. Really nice keyboard in a nice slim chassis. Note that although this should be pretty easily portable, the battery life is not awesome (5-6 hours). For my use this doesn't matter, but for portability, I have a delightful 11-inch ASUS that gets 10-11 hours of battery life. This one is probably best for home use.

Seems to work fine but the power appears a bit cheap.

Got this laptop to replace a Lenovo that moved soooooooo sllloooowwwww..... I had got to where I hated it! I quit using it, a perfectly good computer, because I never had the time and/or patience to wait for it to boot up, or wake up, or pull up a new tab. I wasn't familiar with the ASUS brand, but they had gotten one at our place of worship for ZOOM meetings. I really liked the way it worked. It worked like a champ as soon as it came out of the box!! So fast! So accurate! Connects faultlessly to Smart TV's and able to stream quite well. Love the backlit keys-So helpful as I can't sleep at night due to medical issues. This option keeps me from having to turn on lights, so the family is happy! The only issue I have is that the speakers are low. Very hard to hear people on Zoom meetings. I solved that issue by purchasing a small, affordable USB speaker from Amazon - brand name ABRRU - "Dual 5W Single USB Computer Speakers, PC Speakers for Desktop, Laptop Speakers with Crystal Clear Sound, Loud Volume, Volume Control and Mute Button(USB-C to USB Adapter Included)". It works great! Great sound and I can use the USB-C to connect and it leaves all my USB slots open for use. LOVE this computer!!

Love this computer did my masters work with it.

It's fast.

Like it just its not installed with licensed office. So i have to find new one and install them. Small issue

Haven’t worked with the computer that much so far however, I would not recommend working with this particular vendor. I specifically was looking for a computer without the S mode and it was NOT noted in the description while other Amazon vendors did note it in their descriptions. had I known that I would not have purchased it because The computer keeps trying to get you to work with Microsoft applications…even if you switch out of S mode. all the Vendor does is send you YouTube videos to show you that you can switch out of S mode which I did but the computer still tries to get you to switch back to Microsoft apps at least for the small time that I’ve been working with it for my use at least . And I did do it correctly . for example if you switch to Google Chrome it still wants you to switch back to Microsoft edge even if you switch out of it. there’s no communication other than a link to a YouTube site to resolve the problem bottom line it was deceptive to not say that it was an S mode computer and then not resolve the problem.