Fast little laptop that starts up so quickly! Don't expect to be able to upgrade in the future, but it meets my needs for now. Lightweight, small, and tiny power supply (compared to the mobile gaming laptops/workstations I'm used to carrying). Only complaint: I sometimes hit the power button when reaching for delete - power button is on the same grid as all the keyboard buttons.

Fast and very responsive. I needed a laptop that could perform with some very demanding applications. This laptop has handled everything I threw at it without a problem.

ASUS has come a long way. This is an excellent laptop for personal and home business use. Starts up fast, and very responsive. Backlit keyboard is a bonus!

I don't know much about lap top but it was working faster when recently got it but soon as install a vpn and McFee started to be a little slower.

Great storage and easy to set up! Asus already has MYAsus downloaded so you can apply your warranty, and you can upgrade it directly from the application as well.

Not a bad lil laptop, it’s a bit challenging to get started up right out of the box. Almost thought we were going to have to send it back. It took a couple days of trying to get past what language and country we wanted to select, it just wouldn’t allow us to select and move on to the next part in the initial setting up of the laptop, but after we closed it and let it sit for a couple days and came back to it we were able to proceed past that little hurdle. Hoping we don’t encounter any further issues down the road with it functioning properly.

I've had this computer for a little over two months and my complaints are the touchpad doesn't seem very responsive sometimes and the space keep doesn't always work. I'm also not used to the number pad layout as opposed to my old HP laptop but it's manageable. Once I stopped some of the windows enhanced features, it runs really fast. I wish it had upgradeable ram and hard drive but it does what I need it to do. I wish it was more upgradeable. All in all, I like it for most work I do at home and love the display as opposed to my old HP. I'm also supposed to get a 90-day warranty extension for posting this but that remains to be seen.

Didn't use it very long, but I did get an error during set up which could be a bad indication of the future. Do not trust Sam's though. They have the original price as $1k “on sale” for $800 currently while their parent company Walmart is selling $800 MSRP on sale for $719. They even charge more for the extended warranty. They're hoping you'll buy thinking you're getting the best price because you're a member. Disappointed and definitely lost trust as a customer.

Fantastic hardware at surprisingly affordable price. However, once un-packed it started showing some really disappointing shortcomings. First: battery charging and capacity. Took one hour to reach 100%, and once the system was activated, the battery only lasted for two hours. Second: no touch screen. The final blow was the BIOS which effectively barricades any updates from USB or external Blue Ray disk. This was a final blow - factory configuration with Windows 11 Home Edition running on top of Intel's most advanced hardware does not make sense ... especially when any upgrades are difficult.

I bought this computer in March and it wouldn't start up in November. Customer Service was all too quick to do a factory reset, denying me the option to keep my personal files in the reset. That is an option, but it was inconvenient for her because it would require another reset if it didn't work. I let her go ahead with the factory reset as I had a backup service, but turns out it missed a lot of files, so I lost a lot of files, which isn't the fault of ASUS. Still, my experience is that this computer lasts 8 months and cr*ps-out and customer service isn't good. I liked it until then and was ready to get my wife one, but now I won't buy ASUS again. So I guess the silver lining is that because of this, I didn't make the same mistake twice.