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Product Name: | ASUS - Vivobook Pro 16 OLED K6602 16" Laptop - Intel Core i9 with 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 with 8GB - 1TB SSD - Quiet Blue |
Product SKU: | 6543968_6543968 |
UPC: | 197105098268 |
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The screen is out of this world as expected.
Asus basically says you got the perf but if you want the noise and cooling , pay for the zen book pro line up
The screen is out of this world as expected.
Asus basically says you got the perf but if you want the noise and cooling , pay for the zen book pro line up
If I had to choose between this Asus 16" and the P16s (both are about the same price, except I got 64GB RAM on P16s for the price!) I'd choose the P16s. Battery life on it is around 8 hours.
If I had to choose between this Asus 16" and the P16s (both are about the same price, except I got 64GB RAM on P16s for the price!) I'd choose the P16s. Battery life on it is around 8 hours.
The 13900h is power sucker. You can manage to get 6h by dimming the screen and frequency and move to quiet mode for basic web browsing.
The vivobook series is a mixed bag for me because they give you great specs but the rest is crap or you suffer sever limitations.
No wonder why Mac are so successful.
What I want is a legion slim 9 pro with an oled screen, the days it's out - they get all my money
The vivobook series is a mixed bag for me because they give you great specs but the rest is crap or you suffer sever limitations.
No wonder why Mac are so successful.
What I want is a legion slim 9 pro with an oled screen, the days it's out - they get all my money
Recent Mac's are successful because of Apple Silicon. Soon there will be ARM for PC's and the playing field will level. But Mac's are also expensive. Would I ever spend close to $1500 for an 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD laptop? Never. Would I spend $400 to increase the RAM from 8GB to 16GB and SSD from 256GB to 512GB SSD. Never.