ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED UX3402ZA 14.0" 2.8K Touchscreen 90Hz Laptop (Intel i5-1240P, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 11, 400nits 90Hz screen) Intel EVO Certified

What you should know:1) Thin and light... absolutely portable! 1.2kg2) Gorgeous OLED screen at 120hz. Vibrant colours, deep blacks, HDR, at 120Hz3) Good speakers with plenty of mid range performance4) Battery.... amazing endurance! With office use it exceeds easily the 8 hours mark.5) Wifi... though it is equipped with Intel BE201 (wifi 7), for some reason it is under performing in two different routers. I am getting a theoritical through output of 1.2gbps on wifi 6 routers, in file transfer in internal network or internet I can't get more than 350mbit. My older laptop with a wifi 6 Intel AX200 on the same routers gets around 800-900mbit in actual speeds. My drivers are the latest and the comparison is under the same conditions. Can't find what's wrong.6) Intel Core Ultra 7 performs well and Intel Arc (graphics card) makes gaming possible in such a form factor!7) Fan noise is absent in normal usage. In gaming a hush is present but not intrusive.8) Quality wise everything is solid, finishing is up to the price.Overall a very good laptop.Bought it at 27 June 2025 for around 300£ (nope I am not missing a digit, thank u Amazon!)

The media could not be loaded. I am using the laptop every day since arrived. I can say it has a really good battery life and it's lightweight- which is so great as most of the time I am on the go, in coffee shops with my laptop. The sound quality is crispy and clear probably because of the Dolby audio.I have to mention the lid design which is so cool. It's inspired by traditional Japanese craftsmanship, Kintsugi, the Centuries-old art of repairing broken pottery with gold. I am in love with this design. I have my laptop in dark blue, it's the perfect color for me, it's creating an atmosphere of calm and reflective serenity, all what I need.As of now I can say it has a good power, tasks are completed fast. I am running multiple applications at the same time also working with large files without any issues.

The Asus Zenbook 14 UX3402VA i5 non-touch version is all we wanted from a light laptop for domestic duties. 14 inch is the sweet spot for size (and 1.6:1 so not too letterbox), the 2.8K OLED display is great for the money, with an i5 it runs not too hot with decent performance, good keyboard and trackpad and you can still plug in a monitor over HDMI, a USB A mouse dongle, or 3.5mm jack for headphones unlike a lot of pricey ultra portables. These ZenBook Intel i5 based machines are discounted I guess as the intel ultra and especially the imminent QUALCOMM X versions will push these a bit more downmarket - which is good for us. This is a great package. I wanted non-touch as the display is even better that way.The downsides: mine had McAfee preinstalled, I uninstalled it and I am unsure if it completely 100% uninstalled. May need to download and use the McAfee complete removal tool - isn't that so last century? PLEASE STOP preinstalling invasive stuff like this - people will just want to put on what they are used to or already have a license for if they consider Windows inbuilt AV, firewall etc is lacking (which is splitting hairs these days) - and I would steer well clear of McAfee from bitter experience. It even tried to scare me that my machine may be unprotected from viruses inviting me to cancel the uninstall. This is a blatant lie - the machine falls back on Microsoft AV which is quite capable. I read the uninstall guide which told me I should have activated my license before uninstalling. Ooops. Ah - but then that is just to make sure I am OK to reinstall later. Which I will never do. Hurdles, trip wires and rubbish.Next up is Amazon: the product info says this machine is full HD with HD pixel dimensions. The title says it is 3K. Wrong and wrong - it is 2.8K. You only know if this is touch or non-touch if "touchscreen" is nowhere in the description. I've seen other machines having a tick in a box indicating if the machine has a touchscreen or not when comparing models. Absent here. The description to pay attention to is under "From the manufacturer" Product "At a glance" panel. That seems accurate. Took a while to work this out when looking at different Zenbooks - which you need to do when spending £100s.ps - the panel doesn't wobble when you type, only the bottom edge will sit on the surface you put the machine on due to the nature of the 180 degree hinge (which is only of use for touchscreen versions). It has two tiny rubbery plastic bumpers on the screen edge for this.

A great laptop for me using Microsoft Word. Slim, metal finish with blue tint, feels more expensive, it was reasonably priced. Light weight and easy to carry. Screen is smallish or standard but I like it that way on a compact desk. Keyboard is good quality, with responsive keys for touch typing. Giving a creative flow. Keys also light which is a bonus. An extra touch is the touch pad, that includes a digital numeric display. This can be turned off to transform back to a normal touch pad. The screen clarity is sharp and bright with vivid colours . Sometime I forget it is a touch screen, but yes it is. I had on old hp laptop before this one, which was very good. This is a few leagues up again. Best I ever had. Worth stretching the budget!CR