Asus Vivobook Flip Laptop 14 Touch Screen Intel

The Acer 14 Swift Go 14 Multi-Touch Laptop is a Great Laptop. It has the Intel Core Ultra 7 16 core processor, touch screen, thunderbolt USB-C (2 ports) along with 2 USB-A 3.2 ports, SD card reader and Intel ARC 8 Core graphics. The screen is super bright at 400 nits. Weight is a mere 2.91 pounds and the battery lasts anywhere between 8 to10 hours. All these features at the price of $749. B&H is the best place for quality products at a reasonable price. They can't be beat.

The ASUS 15.6 Vivobook S 15 Laptop is well made. I love how compact and light weight it is for traveling. Everything with it is working great so far. No complaints.

We bought this for another purchase we made at the same time for the ASUS Vivobook. Fantastic speed and quality.

I have an Asus Laptop with Intel I7 processor and 16 GB of memory. I added a 500GB Samsung SDD as the main disk. And in the slot of the rewritable disc I put the HDD Barracuda 2 TB and it works incredible, fast, efficient and with great storage capacity, it is much faster than the original 1 TB disc that came from factory

I bought 2 of these and they work perfectly with an Asus vivobook, Macbook pro 13" (2016), Galaxy S8 and an adapter. They are thick (in a solid way), feel well made and work perfectly

Was able to install with little effort. Touch screen works, and I can still flip the screen against the camera and latch it with no problem. Nikon d5600.

I love the touch to focus on video, flip screen, zooming attachment. What I don't like is that auto audio clipping or distorts at events when the music is loud. The 5DMIII never has any audio clipping or distortion in the same environment

My normal camera is an A7Riii, and carrying it around with lenses can be quite a chore. I like to take photos opportunistically as I walk around, and I was looking for something to replace my aging a5100. The image quality has been excellent in low light, as the f1.8 lens is considerably more open than the f3.5 kit lens of the a5100, and I'm very happy with the range of the zoom. The flip-out touch screen has two features I'm really enjoying: being able to touch the screen to focus, and using the screen itself as a power switch -- if you fold the screen shut with the screen facing inward, the camera automatically turns off; when you flip the screen open, it turns back on! The menu button is a little small and difficult to feel with my thumb, and menu navigation requires some effort. When taking photos in manual mode, there's only one dial, and you need to press a button to switch between aperture and shutter settings -- but this was the same on the a5100. However, I feel like I may choose automatic settings with the ZV-1, as I've been happy with the quality of the shots. Overall I'm pretty happy with this!

Works as well as intended. Used primarily for laptop touch screen.

NOTE: I am receiving a warranty extension from ASUS for my feedback. I needed a replacement everyday laptop for work / personal use. I looked around quite a bit at various manufactures, specs, sizes, and colors......this one won out. I really wanted a 14in'ish laptop for the size and weight, but I this one was acceptable at the slightly larger 15.6in screen size but still a good overall size and weight. I also REALLY like the orange highlights on the ESC key and the bumper on the bottom. PROs: Great value for the specs; i9 processor, 1TB hardrive, 16gb ram, Intel Iris AND Intel ARC graphics (assignable in Windows settings to specific apps), nice backlit keyboard with auto shutoff when not in use, full number pad, fingerprint reader on power button that works well, physical camera cover, great trackpad, and good typing experience. CONs: 1920x1080p screen resolution, wish it had at least 16:10 or 2K resolution. Memory can't be upgraded, it is soldered onto the motherboard with no spare slots. BUT, I knew both these things before I bought it, so not truly CONs, just items to be aware of. One item that has been odd is USB-C charging. This laptop comes with a DC pin power supply and does technically work with USB-C charging through the TB4 port. However, I have multiple USB-C power supplies that work with my Lenovo laptops and none of them work with this laptop. It has a 19V at 4.74A power input, which none of the (reputable) power supplies I have can provide. Just an odd quirk that I was not expecting, so for now I use the DC pin power supply. Overall, I would recommend this laptop to friends and family, especially when you can get it on sale at B&H like I did.