ASUS VivoBook F512 Thin and Lightweight Laptop, 15.6” FHD WideView NanoEdge , AMD R5-3500U CPU, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Backlit KB, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 10, Peacock Blue, F512DA-EB51

Very happy with this lightweight computer. Was easy to set up and get operational

Pretty good laptop so far. Excellent screen

I was in the hunt for compact laptop w/ decent light video editing. After spending long hours watching/reading reviews, I came to a decision on this model. I was looking for a portable PC that can edit videos on the go while im not at my desktop. At first, i was hesitant about the AMD processor due to being an INTEL guy all my life. Long story short, this device has impressed me. The Ryzen 5 processor w/ 8 gb ram did the job and with the help of the Vega 8, this laptop prevented any frame skips, etc. while editing. The screen isnt the best for photo editing but it did the job IMO. Boot ups and your everyday tasks are fast and will not disappoint you. I wouldnt recommend this for gaming but in can handle light gaming @ lower res. While editing videos, i did notice a bit of fan noise but no throttling. I think this is definitely a great buy under $500.

This is our second Asus computer and the hinges broke on both of them! There was no way to fix them. Crappy!

An absolute piece of junk. System errors and driver failures out of the box. Do not even consider this laptop.

After having used it for coming to 1 year, I must say its one of the most pleasant laptops I have used (and I have used quite a number, both personal and work, from thin and light to workstation class). It has a large screen despite its size, a full keyboard with numeric keypad, and its light and thin.

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Very nice cpu for the price. Not for gaming or 3D processing but if you are looking for a nice pc to browse the web and do normal processes this is your pc!

Cheap building, very slow wifi conection, poor performance, very uncomfortable number pad.

This is a great laptop. I had a DEll laptop before and it was a dog. This Azus is lighting fast, boots up in seconds. The Dell would take two minutes.