2x USB-C Thunderbolt 4 (DisplayPort 1,4, Power Delivery)
1x HDMI 1.4
4 Cell 67 WHr Battery
2.65 lbs
Package Contents:
Sleeve
Stylus
USB-A to RJ45 gigabit ethernet adapter
USB-C to audio jack adapter
Product Info
Product Description:
With its jade black aluminum construction and red copper colored diamond-cut highlights, the 13.3" ASUS ZenBook Flip S13 OLED Multi-Touch 2-in-1 Notebook enhances your productive and creative workflow with elegance. Beneath the luxurious exterior is a powerful 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7 quad-core processor with 16GB of onboard memory and a 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe solid-state drive to quickly load and multitask demanding applications. The beautiful 3840 x 2160 resolution 4K OLED NanoEdge touchscreen display supports high-dynamic range color, which enhances photos and videos with a realistically bright highlights and deep shadows. In addition to having an ErgoLift design that optimally positions the screen in laptop mode, the 360° hinge allows you to rotate the thin-bezel screen into flat table, tent, and stand configurations to fit various uses such as drawing and taking handwritten notes with the included stylus. The graphics are complemented by a Harman Kardon stereo speaker system that uses virtual surround sound to fully immerse you in movies and entertainment.
Product SKU:
1706874
133_3840_x_2160_oled_hdr_touchscreen:
Integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics
28_ghz_intel_core_i7_4-core_11th_gen:
16GB LPDDR4X RAM | 1TB M.2 PCIe SSD
buffered_memory:
No
cpu:
2.8 to 4.7 GHz Quad-Core
ecc_memory:
No
gpu:
Intel Iris Xe
graphics_type:
Integrated
l3_cache:
12 MB
memory_configuration:
16 GB (Onboard)
memory_type:
LPDDR4x
processor:
Intel Core i7-1165G7 (11th Gen)
total_installed_memory:
16 GB
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They had to put an HDMI 1.4b and ruin an almost perfect convertible.
Yes, that is not ideal but not a dealbreaker. You have 2 Type-C ports supporting DP 1.4. So, if you have a HDMI 2.0 based monitor, just a Type-C to HDMI 2.0 cable will do.
I know a lot of people don't care about this anymore, but that NumPad in the touch pad has GOT to be one of the most needless & stupid examples of form over function I've ever seen. Anyone who crunches numbers will have to sit significantly to the side of the laptop (which side depends upon dominant hand, but to the left for most of us) for that to be anywhere near ergonomically comfortable (and accurate) to use. It was SOP up until about a decade ago to overlay the NumPad on the keys below the number row's 7, 8, 9, & 0 on an angle to the right, and that made more sense ergonomically (sorry, left-handers - you'll probably already have a specialized keyboard[walmart.com] anyway). I wish they'd bring that back (and make it harder to accidentally activate if it's such a confusing problem for boomers or something).
EDIT: it occurred to me that this feature might be useful for gamers who assign the NumPad keys to various functions & so will want it to be always on as opposed to the switchable keyboard overlay. So that's good I guess, but I wish they'd still support the old standard & more ergonomic overlay as well.
Last edited by ThinksTooMuch June 21, 2022 at 11:04 AM.
Take this with a grain of salt as I haven't really been keeping up on processor specifics, but yours has an AMD Ryzen 7 5800H, which means it's probably better for gaming and other GPU-intensive uses. It also has USB 3.2 Gen 2 versus the Gen1 on this. However, yours also has half the storage space of this one, a slightly lower screen resolution (combined with a slightly larger display size), and doesn't mention Thunderbolt connectivity or USBC PD while costing roughly ~$150 more.
Last edited by ThinksTooMuch June 21, 2022 at 10:49 AM.
Two different animals. The 14" has a more powerful cpu/gpu. It is thicker (0.63") and heavier (3.1lbs.) compared to the 13.3" an ultra book like thin (0.55") and weight(2.6lbs).
The 14" is slightly lower resolution but it's 16:10 aspect ratio, the 13.3" is higher res at 4K but it's 16:9. I prefer the 16:10 for more productivity but do like a higher res.
It's an apple and orange comparison. It all depends on your needs. I wish I can return the Lenovo Thinkpad X12 I just got for this deal. This is a better form factor for my needs. I love a color accurate OLED screen.
Two different animals. The 14" has a more powerful cpu/gpu. It is thicker (0.63") and heavier (3.1lbs.) compared to the 13.3" an ultra book like thin (0.55") and weight(2.6lbs).
The 14" is slightly lower resolution but it's 16:10 aspect ratio, the 13.3" is higher res at 4K but it's 16:9. I prefer the 16:10 for more productivity but do like a higher res.
It's an apple and orange comparison. It all depends on your needs. I wish I can return the Lenovo Thinkpad X12 I just got for this deal. This is a better form factor for my needs. I love a color accurate OLED screen.
appreciate the info, but I feel with the logic you're using they would have to be identical to be an apples to apples comparison
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I feel like the most significant value of this deal is just getting an oled screen. If no-one really cares about oled, it's probably better overall to get the deal for the X13 that is open box.
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EDIT: it occurred to me that this feature might be useful for gamers who assign the NumPad keys to various functions & so will want it to be always on as opposed to the switchable keyboard overlay. So that's good I guess, but I wish they'd still support the old standard & more ergonomic overlay as well.
The 14" is slightly lower resolution but it's 16:10 aspect ratio, the 13.3" is higher res at 4K but it's 16:9. I prefer the 16:10 for more productivity but do like a higher res.
It's an apple and orange comparison. It all depends on your needs. I wish I can return the Lenovo Thinkpad X12 I just got for this deal. This is a better form factor for my needs. I love a color accurate OLED screen.
The 14" is slightly lower resolution but it's 16:10 aspect ratio, the 13.3" is higher res at 4K but it's 16:9. I prefer the 16:10 for more productivity but do like a higher res.
It's an apple and orange comparison. It all depends on your needs. I wish I can return the Lenovo Thinkpad X12 I just got for this deal. This is a better form factor for my needs. I love a color accurate OLED screen.
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https://slickdeals.net/f/15858835-asus-rog-flow-x13-2-in-1-13-4-fhd-ips-touch-120hz-ryzen-9-5900hs-r...
It has a better gpu and cpu for the specs
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