ASUS VivoBook 15 Thin and Light Laptop, 15.6” FHD, Intel Core i3-8145U CPU, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Windows 10 in S Mode, F512FA-AB34, Slate Gray

Excelente laptop

Loved everything about it. I bought it for work purposes, but my boss ended up giving me a work-issued laptop, which rendered this laptop “useless.” However, the more expensive laptop my boss got me is LESS efficient/desirable than this laptop here... I would buy this one again, hands down

Stupid company cant even get the description correct. Bought this becuase it was touch screen and supposedly backlit.

Excelente laptop buena calidad y precio

Great laptop. Im using it just for email browsing and a bit web surfing and it does the job just fine.

Quick delivery

Estéticamente es hermosa la laptop, la bateria no dura mucho, la pantalla es aceptable, el teclado es excelente es muy ergonomico, por el precio que pague estoy mas que satisfecho.

Buen producto a buen precio

I bought this computer just for school, since my other laptop broke and this would arrive the quickest. Its fine for school, since I only need Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Access) for school. And for light things like browsing the internet. But as soon as you start downloading games, the storage fills up quickly (youre only given 118 usable GB). I dont consider myself much of a gamer, but I do play some fairly light games and only 1 game that is maybe a bit more consuming. I can play Smite (an online game) quite fine, without much lagg (it laggs for about 1 minute if Im streaming while playing music on youtube, but then it stops lagging). The graphics definitely look a little granulated on the corners of some of the game characters, but it still looks fairly good. The screen itself also has a sort of faded look to it. Like the lighting is a little strange or maybe the screen is cheap. It has that dusty look to it, sort of like those old computers we had to use in elementary school. So when you look at the price, realize that this is reflected in the screen quality, display quality, and usable storage amount. But as a college student on a budget, this allows me to get my assignments done which is the most important thing to me.

Computer is good for my needs. Fast enough etc.. My problem is that when I connect it to an external monitor (TCL TV) via HDMI cable it often crashes and I have to hold down the power button and restart it in order to get it back up and working. I have looked at all the settings and everything seems OK with them and I have tried a different HDMI cable but it still crashes. It also shuts down instead of going to sleep sometimes. The startup screen says In Search of Excellence. I guess they need to keep searching.