ASUS VivoBook 14 (2021), 14-inch (35.56 cm) HD, Intel Core i3-1005G1 10th Gen, Thin and Light Laptop (8GB/1TB HDD/Windows 11/Integrated graphics/Grey/1.6 kg), X415JA-BV301W

I would like to give Technical review for the product - It has good processor with 8gb RAM but due to driver compatibility it is slow. Which can be fixed easily.Method 1- without any upgrade go to chrome disable hardware acceleration this will fix chrome, Wait for atleast 4-5 minutes on start(boot) then it will work at fast rate.Method 2- upgrade with NVMe M.2 (128gb ssd) install windows 10 update drivers from asus site, (Bios setup - disable fast boot, disable secure boot) buy a mouse as touchpad driver is still not available for win 10. After this you will get blazing fast speed and can easily play high end games like GTA, PUBG PC etc & 4K videos.

I have been using the laptop for past month and here is my review.Pros-1. Laptop is fast and boots up very quickly. It does not lag. Thanks to good processor and SSD.2. Even though its not a gaming laptop, you can play games released before 2015 at low-mid settings.3. MS word, excel and powerpoint comes preloaded which is useful for student and employees.4. Video play back is good. It can play 4k videos.5. Its a good laptop for multitasking and web browsing.Cons-1. SD card slot is missing which is mentioned on website.2. Doesn't have additional slot for HDD which is mentioned on website.3. Camera is VGA which is really bad in low light conditions.4. Speakers are on the bottom which gets muffled when used on uneven surface.5. Screen quality is bad when looked at from different angels.

The media could not be loaded. Guys before I start this I have to say sorry who already mentioned the review as DON'T BUY Bcos I not taken it and thought is an(asus) good brand n brought this but believe me u will really feel for it later, after using more than a month I m give this review1)after u enter user name n password atleast it will take 10 mins to login to home screen2)overall look n key board s good tats y I gave one star but system s very very slow for opening chrome or edge it will take 8 mins n typing in that 3 mins and it takes 6 mins for loading the page so hardly it will take 15 to 20 mins for just browsing one page3) and tat too without installing any softwares if u install it will take more time to login itself4) for logging Gmail it took 15mins seriously5)good thing is shutting down is easy it's just take 10 mins so u better do everything in mobile itself instead of this laptop5)coming to internal disk it take 25mins to copy 1gb files since the rate s low compare to other laptop doesn't mean this should be tat much worst6)I m really took time n giving this review for those who really wanted to buy with their hardwork money also forthe new laptop users, in this it's waste, better go for some other with low configuration

Used for 3 months now.It got upgraded to Windows 11 at the very first startup.You will get an option, go for it.Boot it fast.SSD is 512, so better not to store much.Batery Backup is good.I got around 3 to 3.5 hours of backup.Only Con: Webcam is VGA.How does it impact? Well in video it will be grainy in night time or artificial light.But in day light it will be ok.2ndly if u have to show some documents through cam or any other thing, the details wont be visible to the other one.Tough Asus does provide a facility to connect your mobile and use it as a webcam.Thats also something has its own pro and cons.Overall good buy.

Have been using this laptop for close to a year right now. The good part is that Windows 11 is supported.The hardware is the part where it all fails and breaks down. i3 10th gen laptop with 8GB RAM and 1TB HDD sounds good but in reality, the OS is too heavy for a laptop with such specs. Like I said, it is trying to fit a 25 year old man in the body of a 10 year old boy.Initially I thought of returning the laptop straightaway but then my father lamented me by asking what was the benefit of spending lakhs on my IT Engineering degree if I could not fix a laptop!So I got to fixing the laptop. The very first step I did was update the OS to the latest version. The OS was pending with 10-11 updates which was slowing down the processing power of the laptop. Remember: Always get your laptop updated first and then do any other work. The download and installation of updates take a lot of CPU power.Secondly, I scheduled disk cleanup and disk defragmentation. Both are preinstalled apps. Child play.Thirdly (and it is gonna cost you money), I replaced the HDD (and donated it to my school's computer lab because I am kind hearted) with 512 GB SSD. Go for reputable brand. Crucial or Samsung maybe.Follow these steps and the laptop runs just fine.NOTE: Don't expect the laptop to do wonders like heavy photoshopping or gaming. But it performs well for your daily office work and personal uses like streaming and browsing.

You'll go around, making evaluations on multiple benchmarks. This machine will be more than you need in every way. I am done with other brands like lenovo or Dell or HP or even Acer (except nitro) after having used this machine. After 3 Months of usage, a daily crazy long working hour schedule with heavy duty design or analytics softwares running as well as overstretched browser behavior, I can say it has made my work life simple and smooth.If you're less technically sound in machines like me. Go for it, because all your nerd friends will eventually recommend this after a week of research, like mine did.