ASUS Vivobook Go 15.6” FHD Slim Laptop, AMD Ryzen 3 7320U Quad Core Processor, 8GB DDR5 RAM, 128GB SSD, Windows 11 Home, Fast Charging, Webcam Sheild, Mixed Black, E1504FA-AS33

Great Laptop for the Price!
I got this laptop for my dad, and it’s been amazing! It’s slim, looks great, and works really well. The AMD Ryzen 3 processor and 8GB RAM are perfect for everyday tasks, and the SSD makes it super fast. The screen is clear, and the fast charging is very handy. My dad is very happy with it, and it’s a great deal for the price!

A delightful surprise
The ASUS Vivobook Go 15.6” FHD Laptop, powered by the AMD Ryzen 3 7320U processor, is a delightful surprise in the realm of budget-friendly computers. Despite its classification as a low-end machine, it punches above its weight with a commendable balance of performance and affordability.The 15.6” Full HD display is crisp and vibrant, making it a pleasure for streaming videos, browsing the web, and everyday tasks. The 8GB of RAM ensures smooth multitasking, while the 128GB SSD provides swift boot times and quick access to frequently used files. Running on Windows 11, it benefits from the latest features and updates, delivering a modern user experience.While it may not be designed for heavy gaming or intensive software, the Vivobook Go handles everyday computing needs with ease and reliability. Its lightweight design and solid build quality make it a practical choice for students, professionals, and anyone seeking a dependable laptop without breaking the bank. Overall, the ASUS Vivobook Go 15.6” FHD Laptop stands out as a top contender in its category, proving that affordability doesn’t have to come at the cost of performance and quality.

OS is awful
What I wanted to purchase was a budget computer because my needs are simple: I like to read and program. What I have received demands much personal information and an active internet connection to phone home to windows without any options to opt out. I have received two requests from Windows and Asus to advertise to me. I feel like I purchased spyware by accident. I have purchased Windows and Asus products in the past, and they were adequate, but I do not believe I will do so again.You don’t get this hassle with Linux or Apple, nor Android (at least when I had one).EDIT: You cannot make a local account with Windows 11 Home S, your quickest bypass will be making a new account using a temporary email address (I like temp-mail.org) so that you can check codes they send you. From there you can use the windows store to find the ‘disable s mode’ (not called exactly that but literally on the windows store). If you want to go for a Linux OS you’ll need a thumb drive to put the new OS on, you’ll want to follow a guide but the gist is that you’ll boot from the thumb drive and install the OS from there. I went for Linux Mint, I don’t think you’d need a lot of technical skill but some comfort with googling will be required as there are some small hitches you can encounter. For this device particularly the built in driver manager will recommend a new driver for the wireless card – don’t do it, it is mistaken.

Massive light bleed from screen, even with calibration, SDR, no HDR
I wanted to like this laptop but I’m having so much backlight bleed. The whole screen is a hazy glow and the TN panel amplifies it. I’ve tried every setting to try to control it, from the Windows display settings, to the Radeon settings, to the calibration, I couldn’t get it to show right. I have other monitors to compare it to, so it’s even more obvious. It’s nearly impossible to get a contrast going. For $199, it’s such a great deal. But I have a feeling they gave this Ryzen 3 variant a worse panel. The Ryzen 5 version is nearly $100 more but if you really look at the specs, there’s no practical difference other than a very tiny slight clock. I cannot imagine what’s going on there. It’s so hard to get info if this is a defect on mine, a defective in general, a defect for the Ryzen 3 variants or this is truly what it’s supposed to be. ASUS obfuscated model numbers and SKUs. I really wanted to like it because everything else is just fine. I have no complaints about the performance, the quality of the body itself, the keys, etc, especially for the price. I’m not expecting “quality” with the panel either. But it’s so strange that only one other comment acknowledges the backlight bleed issue. It’s hard to even know if the people on here talking about a clean & crisp display are even talking 100% exactly about the same model I bought this Black Friday.If you try to Google Youtube reviews about it, it seems like foreign reviewers are talking about an almost exact variant but not quite because there’s have key backlit and they praise the screen for being good enough. That’s because again, ASUS obfuscates by changing the branding of “Go” models internationally. Which adds another layer on what 100% exactly you’re getting.The backlight bleed and hazy glow is enough to give me a headache and just make the whole experience unusable and I say this as someone that is usually not too bothered about “quality”.

Recibí el artículo en perfecto estado 💯 y por sus características el precio está excelente

La laptop llega bien y para oficina o trabajo escolar básico cumple, su batería es justa ya que solo brinda 4-5 horas de autonomía, de ahí todo bien.

Para un uso básico de oficina resulta ser una buena opción