ASUS Vivobook S 14 OLED 14" Laptop, Copilot+ PC, Intel Core Ultra 7 258V, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 17 Hour Battery, Windows 11 Home $899.99

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06/22/25	Best Buy	$900	4
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pixelpusher15

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I've got this laptop but the Ultra 5/512gb/16gb version. I picked it up for $400 at Best Buy open box. It's really quite a capable laptop for such a reasonable price. I'm happy with what I paid but I'm not sure I would be for $900, even with these specs. Here are my issues that have nothing to do with specs
- The finish on the aluminum shell (cool that its aluminum) wears off in my backpack when next to my MacBook. Not an issue if you store it by itself but the finish/paint job isn't durable
- the OLED screen looks great but you can see ABL kick in when going from a dark app to a bright app, this isn't even with the screen at 100% brightness.
- the touchpad's surface wears down with use and your finger doesn't glide over it smoothly or evenly across the panel. It makes mouse movements a bit choppy and even skip. When new I thought it was great but over time its meh.
- The RGB backlight doesn't reproduce red. The closest you get is pink. I use this laptop in a dark room a lot and want the keyboard to be dark but still see the keys. Red is great for this but not here.
- Small gripe, I wish a USB-C port was on the right and a USB-A port was on the left.

Nothing here is a dealbreaker but $900 isn't nothing and some of these things could bother people enough to pass on it.

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FaithfulFaucet861

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FaithfulFaucet861Yesterday 05:35 PM

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2k ?
How many nits and Hz?
I'd prefer to buy ZenBook at this price

KeithK2933

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KeithK2933Yesterday 06:26 PM

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Quote from pixelpusher15

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I've got this laptop but the Ultra 5/512gb/16gb version. I picked it up for $400 at Best Buy open box. It's really quite a capable laptop for such a reasonable price. I'm happy with what I paid but I'm not sure I would be for $900, even with these specs. Here are my issues that have nothing to do with specs
- The finish on the aluminum shell (cool that its aluminum) wears off in my backpack when next to my MacBook. Not an issue if you store it by itself but the finish/paint job isn't durable
- the OLED screen looks great but you can see ABL kick in when going from a dark app to a bright app, this isn't even with the screen at 100% brightness.
- the touchpad's surface wears down with use and your finger doesn't glide over it smoothly or evenly across the panel. It makes mouse movements a bit choppy and even skip. When new I thought it was great but over time its meh.
- The RGB backlight doesn't reproduce red. The closest you get is pink. I use this laptop in a dark room a lot and want the keyboard to be dark but still see the keys. Red is great for this but not here.
- Small gripe, I wish a USB-C port was on the right and a USB-A port was on the left.

Nothing here is a dealbreaker but $900 isn't nothing and some of these things could bother people enough to pass on it.

I have the same laptop and it's actually my primary laptop right now.

Traveling is much less stressful when you spent 400 on your laptop vs 1000$. The screen is great, and it's fantastic for music production and very light gaming.

Last edited by KeithK2933 July 10, 2026 at 11:29 AM.

pixelpusher15

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pixelpusher15Today 01:44 AM

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Quote from KeithK2933

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I have the same laptop and it's actually my primary laptop right now.

Traveling is much less stressful when you spent 400 on your laptop vs 1000$. The screen is great, and it's fantastic for music production and very light gaming.

Yeah, I really like it for $400. I'd say my biggest complaint on it right now is the touchpad. Mine has gotten so smoothed out that the oils on my hand mess with it now. I need a bit of that matte texture back.

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