Backlit Chiclet Keyboard, 1.7mm Key-travel, Precision touchpad, support Dialpad
1080p Webcam with IR function to support Windows Hello
Wi-Fi 7 2x2 + Bluetooth 5.4
Ports:
1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A 10 Gbps
2x USB 4.0 Gen 3 Type-C with support for display / power delivery (up to 40Gbps)
1x HDMI 2.1 FRL
1x 3.5mm Combo Audio Jack
1x DC-in
1x Micro SD 4.0 card reader
4 cell 73 WHr Battery
3.04 lbs./1.38 kg
Product Info
Product SKU:
6584436_6584436
UPC:
197105613942
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Total buzz-kill isn't it? For that kind of money, I'd hope for their best OLED display.
Currently there is no 13.3" 2.8K high refresh rate OLED Panel available in the market and that's why. However, for creativity works like Photo & Video editing, 60Hz is not a problem.
Currently there is no 13.3" 2.8K high refresh rate OLED Panel available in the market and that's why. However, for creativity works like Photo & Video editing, 60Hz is not a problem.
Interesting. Is there some technology barrier that keeps them from doing so or just the thought there isn't any demand? There are 120Hz 3K 14" OLED in Asus' line so 13.3 --> 14" doesn't seem that hard.
As a product designer, if I were designing a ProArt laptop, I'd probably opt for the 14" for the benefit of high refresh plus a slightly larger screen as I can't imagine a 13" screen is optimal for detail work either.
Last edited by Hat-Trick November 16, 2024 at 05:52 AM.
Interesting. Is there some technology barrier that keeps them from doing so or just the thought there isn't any demand? There are 120Hz 3K 14" OLED in Asus' line so 13.3 --> 14" doesn't seem that hard.
As a product designer, if I were designing a ProArt laptop, I'd probably opt for the 14" for the benefit of high refresh plus a slightly larger screen as I can't imagine a 13" screen is optimal for detail work either.
It is the Demand. On high performance Portable laptops, most are 14 or 14.5" and now we have those kind of panels getting manufactured in mass by Samsung. The only 13.3" high performance laptop was Rog Flow X13 but it has been using IPS panel since the beginning. All other 13.3" OLED laptops like Dell XPS 13, Asus ZenBook S13 or MSI Prestige 13, basically normal UltraBooks and that's why there was no demand for high refresh rate 13.3" OLED Panels. PX13 is literally the 1st high performance 13.3" Laptop using OLED panel. If the market has some more of such laptops being released, probably in the next generation, you'll see high refresh rate panels are coming out.
Anyone have this laptop and want to share their opinion? I like the 2-in-1 form factor but worried about the display's brightness and refresh rate, and the battery life. Heard that the battery life is disappointing even though its the latest AMD chips, and that it may be drawing power from the GPU even in battery saving mode.
I bought this in Jan 2025 bestbuy openbox satisfactory - not a scratch on laptop with all original box etc for $1189.
I really liked the screen, power, and functionality. Alot of bloatware and updates
I set it to smart charge < 80%.
One night standard shut off with it plugged in, 24 hours later I came back and the laptop was burning hot to the touch (for i don't know how long). The touchscreen gave out, the laptop lags, the touchpad works intermittently, and the battery dies extremely quickly. The laptop literally fried. I sent it in thru Bestbuy. 3 weeks later, it came back same symptoms.
Best buy eventually gave me a $1189 credit
I believe there is something wrong with the software that caused it to literally fry
Be aware if youre interested.
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As a product designer, if I were designing a ProArt laptop, I'd probably opt for the 14" for the benefit of high refresh plus a slightly larger screen as I can't imagine a 13" screen is optimal for detail work either.
As a product designer, if I were designing a ProArt laptop, I'd probably opt for the 14" for the benefit of high refresh plus a slightly larger screen as I can't imagine a 13" screen is optimal for detail work either.
I really liked the screen, power, and functionality. Alot of bloatware and updates
I set it to smart charge < 80%.
One night standard shut off with it plugged in, 24 hours later I came back and the laptop was burning hot to the touch (for i don't know how long). The touchscreen gave out, the laptop lags, the touchpad works intermittently, and the battery dies extremely quickly. The laptop literally fried. I sent it in thru Bestbuy. 3 weeks later, it came back same symptoms.
Best buy eventually gave me a $1189 credit
I believe there is something wrong with the software that caused it to literally fry
Be aware if youre interested.
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