ASUS Vivobook 15 E1504FA 15.6" Full HD Laptop (AMD Ryzen 3-7320U, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 11 Home)

I got this on a black Friday deal for round £240 and I think that is excellent value for money . It arrived very quickly and well packed .I'm not a heavy computer user so this suits for me . Its quick and does everything I need . Screen quality is good easy to read and angle . It doesn't have a card reader so i bought one ( about £10 ) which works fine . I use it mainly for web browsing , Skype and Youtube . I often have many screens open and it has no problem with that . It is very quick to start up .It came in Windows 11 S mode but this was easy to change ( assuming you want to ) . Note there is no ethernet connection . It has good connections USB 2 and 3.2 and USB C plus HDMI ..It has a slot for headphones or speakers . Overall I'm very pleased with it especially at the price . Price on here does seem to vary a fair bit , so keep an eye out and well worth it for decent money .

As a student and freelance professional, finding the ideal laptop to meet both my academic and professional needs was paramount. After much research, I decided to invest in the ASUS Vivobook 16 M1603QA, and I am delighted to share my experience with this exceptional device.First and foremost, the design of the Vivobook 16 is sleek and modern, with its slim profile and minimalist aesthetic exuding professionalism. The 16.0 WUXGA display with a 16:10 aspect ratio and 300 nits of brightness offers stunning visuals and ample screen real estate for multitasking, whether I'm working on spreadsheets, editing documents, or streaming content in high definition.Performance-wise, the Vivobook 16 exceeds expectations. Powered by an efficient AMD Ryzen processor, this laptop handles demanding tasks with ease, ensuring smooth performance and responsiveness even when running multiple applications simultaneously. Whether I'm compiling code, editing videos, or conducting research online, the Vivobook 16 never fails to deliver.One of the standout features of this laptop is its portability. Despite its large display, the Vivobook 16 remains surprisingly lightweight and compact, making it perfect for on-the-go use. Whether I'm commuting to campus or traveling for work, this laptop slips effortlessly into my backpack without weighing me down.In terms of connectivity, the Vivobook 16 offers a comprehensive range of ports, including USB Type-C, USB 3.2, HDMI, and a microSD card reader, providing ample options for connecting peripherals and external devices. Additionally, the inclusion of Wi-Fi 6 ensures fast and reliable wireless connectivity, whether I'm at home, in the office, or on the go.Battery life is another area where the Vivobook 16 shines. With its efficient hardware and intelligent power management features, this laptop offers impressive battery life, allowing me to work or study for extended periods without constantly worrying about recharging.Overall, I couldn't be happier with my purchase of the ASUS Vivobook 16 M1603QA laptop. Its combination of performance, portability, and versatility make it the perfect companion for both work and play. Whether you're a student, professional, or casual user in need of a reliable and stylish laptop, the Vivobook 16 is an excellent choice that delivers on all fronts.

I had to buy a new windows laptop to run some programs that won't work with Mac. I only needed something decently priced with fair specs, and this has been a great choice.Setup was easy (although it's been a while since I used Windows, there's a lot more steps to set up with now that slightly irritated me, but hey that's Windows). It didn't take the full 3 hours to fully charge the battery like it suggested in the manual, but I still left it plugged in. Life on the battery is decent, can't complain. I don't need a long life battery for hours and hours, so this suits my needs.As someone else mentioned, the screen is difficult to see from certain angles. For me, where it is on my desk to control my desktop laser machine, I had to buy a riser to sit it on and even then, I have to bend down to be eye level to see the screen clearly. I had to change the cursor color because it's hard to see unless you are directly in eyeline of the screen (and with goggles on it's even harder) - a small and fixable issue but I still wanted to mention it.I downloaded Steam (as someone who has an imac, it was a perk to be able to finally have a choice of all the games on there) and tried to set up my spare PS4 controller, however it just doesn't seem to want to work right. Whether that's an issue with this windows, or another issue entirely I don't know, but that's disappointing as I'm still trying to figure it out, and no amount of calibrating seems to work. So I haven't even been able to assess the game quality on this new laptop yet. I guess I'll just use the keyboard.But, bth, I didn't buy it for gaming, and it works well for its intended use. I got it in the Black Friday sales so the price was great.

Model I received was ASUS Vivobook 15 E1504FA. Looks and works great (and I've used a lot of laptops over the years. Keyboard is excellent. One important thing to be aware of is that the laptop came preinstalled with Windows 11 Home "s". The "s" version restricts install of apps only in the Windows Store. This is a security measure but could be restrictive to some users. You need to access the Windows Store via Activation page to remove the "s" restrictions (cannot be undone). Other than that, this is a superb laptop and I highly recommend it.