People talking about refresh rate it's a creator laptop! Color accuracy is way more important. Look at any premium monitor with high color accuracy and it's 60hz. If you want high refresh buy a gaming laptop.
I agree with Andrew that the only thing holding back the Asus ProArt P16 laptop is the lack of a higher refresh rate but if that is not a concern for you, it's a perfect device for the content creator. The webcam and internal mic quality are clear and it has a gorgeous 4K OLED display but the ROG Zephyrus G16 has more oomph, however it is more expensive. The battery life is fairly decent but I would assume that for the content creator, this will be hooked up to AC power so the battery life won't be much of a concern. The audio quality of the built in 6 speakers is immersive and loud! It's not a perfect laptop by any means but it will get the work done at the end of the day and that's what's important! Excellent review Andrew as always!! 👍😁
Many people don't understand that each person perceives the refresh rates differently. I don't see a difference when I switch between 60hz and ProMotion (120hz) on my Macbook Pro 14.
@@goesuptoeleven Maybe you are doing something wrong, but either way at this price point it feels like a scam to pay so much for something like this when it lacks a higher refresh rate.
Nice pc. Camera and mics and speakers are good. Port selection is good. Battery life not surprising and is good. One thing to remember as a general rule is when these units come with higher wattage power bricks they are going to use more power and as a result when running on battery will drain battery faster and as a result shorter run times. Great review.
I think you should always compare the speakers of any device to a comparable macbook pro/air because they are esentially the gold standard and it can tell us how good the speakers really are. Anyways, great video as always!
On my way to return this laptop now. No docks work without which is INSANE! Looked into it on Reddit and many have complained about this issue…. Major for me
Where I live the Yoga Pro 9 with a 4070,64GB of RAM and 1TB SSD costs the equivalent of 550$ less than the same specced ProArt. I'm a programmer so I don't really need the color accurate display, and 60hz genuinely gives me eye-strain, so I don't know if going with the ProArt is worth it for me. Which keyboard do you prefer out of the two and do you think the ProArt is worth the 550$ price premium?
The fact that I can get this laptop with 64 gb of ram where I can not get the yoga pro 9i with 64 gb of ram is a deciding factor for me. Great review, much appreciated
Great review, as always. Right on point. I just got mine but noticed the screen blanks every so often. Asus tech support says it's normal as it switches between GPUs which I've never experienced before. If that's the case perhaps the Yoga Pro 9i would be better. Any advise ? Thanks
There are many cons the new model has which yours excels in. i9-13980hx is still a top shelf consumer processor and you have the ability to slap on more than 64gb of ram. I love my studiobook oled at 120hz. Packaging on the new model is better.
Great video! Other than the adding another SSD using the additional slot, Is it possible to upgrade the current onboard 2TB SSD to something like 4TB? Ideally I would like two internal 4TB SSDs rather than 2TB & 4TB.
Had the 2023 Proart Studiobook, which had a nice, 2.5 Ghz ethernet port. I used it to stream, and WiFi 7 is not a replacement for ethernet. I was about to buy this and upgrade as I like the size and power usage enhancements, but no Ethernet? On a creator laptop? Are you insane Asus?
If you really like it, I guess that you could use an adapter? I don't see how you would prefer the P16 over the Studiobook, but I understand that you may want to go outside more often and thus want a longer battery life. I'd suggest that you buy it and keep your Studiobook for streaming.
I produce music on Linux and it's been so difficult searching for a 16' laptop with good upward-facing speakers, but then I looked at the price tag... it's kinda hard picking this one when it's priced like a MacBook Pro (which I wouldn't buy, since I'm a Linux user), but then again, 2 NVMe SSDs is massive! The Zephyrus G16 is also great, but again, very limited expandability.
I really want to know how warm it got during normal web browsing. I just bought a asus zephrus and it reaches 55-60 C in normal web surfing and watching youtube videos. Thanks . Great video btw.
The review is fantastic. Thank you. I purchased a Zephyrus G16 GA605WI last week, with the same AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 chip. I installed Windows 11 Pro, installed all the drivers, but the camera did not work, no matter what I did. I gave it back to Asus, they replaced the unit. I got the new one today. Same problem with the previous one. I clean installed a Windows 11 Home as well, it did not fix it. I think it is something related with the chip.
Do you have any suggestions? How can I fix this problem?
Hey, so I’m ive commented a question before but I trust your expertise based on how well you did your review on the proart p16 and I was wondering if it is normal for the laptop to freeze? I just got it yesterday and I let it charge and as I was setting up my wallpaper and stuff it froze completely and is that normal?
imma need more info on fan noise because for me that is a massive factor when buying a laptop. To the point where a macbook seems more pleasing but I need game dev for this and macbooks are... not so friendly to that end
So close, the deal breaker for me is the fact that only one USBC port is 40gbs while on the 13 inch version both are USBC40gbs. Not sure why this is, the previous version of the 16 had dual thunderbolt so strange they did this.
Has there been some major bios update to the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i affecting battery life? The numbers indicated in the comparison in this video makes it seem as if its battery is decent, but other tests performed on it such as UL benchmarks found it to be the bottom of the barrel in terms of battery, like 5 hours in testing which translate to probably 2 hours of real life use (multiple tabs, higher brightness, minor multitasking).Which to be fair is unsurprising given the miniLED display and high powered components, though one might also think the new core ultra processor would offset that a bit, as we've seen in many other newer laptops. If the numbers here are just skewed by test parameters as in so many other battery tests, then one would surely conclude that the P16's battery is complete dogshit?
As a creator I would wish for a bigger surface pro 11 (14-16", 3:2) with Wacom pen tech instead of the bad Microsoft protocol and an efficient AMD (370) inside. Too many compatibility issues and the performance is too bad with the ARM. That would be perfect. But there is nothing close to that out there. Don't need a dGPU, can't work on a laptop touchscreen. Couldn't care less about the SD card connectivity. AMDs new IGPUs are enough when cooled sufficiently. And don't say iPad, I can't even do half the stuff I need to do on that and the other half I can only do with workarounds. iOS = BS for real life creators. Not everyone just uses TH-cam. Also I don't mind if the device would be thicker. And jeez I don't care a second about battery life. If you are producing stuff you are on power all the time.
proart16p, occasionally, not often, my screen goes black for a moment and it lasts for a fraction of a second. is this common for oled screens in order to prevent pixel burn or is it something else?
I have two of the devices and having the same problems with both, the fans will come on and stay on when I close the lid. Has anyone else experience this problem?
I was thinking of the new Zenbook S16 with the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 (same processor) and 32GB RAM and (unfortunately) 1TB SSD. I wonder how the benchmarks would compare. I was hoping for a comparison with the S16. Intended use - photoshop, lightroom, premiere (but no gaming and no 3d, no big need for a powerful gpu). Is it worth paying 30% more for the Studiobook which is heavier, thicker, less battery life, 60Hz screen in my case? I'm just wondering how the same Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 would compare in these two models (probably the Ryzen in the Studiobook drains more wattage than in the S16 so should be faster). Can anyone offer advice? Thanks!
@@dgillies5420 It makes sense what you are saying but on the other hand I'm watching reviews where (like in this review) the P16 top area gets to about 51 degrees C hot, and all other reviews on the S16 show this area at around 35-40 degrees under stress. Each review I have seen show the Studiobook getting hotter under stress. Maybe because these are very new laptops still many of the reviews are sponsored. I'm also reading that the speed of the 28W Ryzen AI 9 in the S16 is about 85-90% of the 54W version in the P16. Although taking half the power in the S16, it's not like it has half the speed. The growth isn't linear. But I'm not an expert on this. Just gathering info from different reviewers.
Is a great laptop, but with a MAJOR issue, the whole thing flexes with very little pressure, build quality is not on par with specs, sadly build quality is really bad because Asus and other manufacturers keep pushing things to make laptops thiner lighter, and in the process break things. Hint Asus, you no longer need to make laptops thiner, they are already thin enough. Instead focus on build quality and usability as in keyboards.
he just bought the p16 my first ProArt i don't know how to use the dial pad i feel like it doesn't work. the led on the right of the trackpad doesn't light up, how do i activate it please?
Guys I might cry Why is it blinking, I tried to look up and internet is telling me about flicking sht and stuff Now I’m scare I choose the wrong laptop after an exhaustive research (I guess I forgot to check the tech company reviews lol) please tell me solutions
Which pens were compatible with that device, can you please tell us? so that we wont have to buy one, I have a series of S pens from Samsung devices.. and a Wacom pen..Are they compatible?
Thanks for the review. I have been divided on what to get, the Zenbook S 16 (higher spec) OR the ProArt P16 (lower spec). I would get the Zenbook S 16, but I wish it could push more wattage into the chip for better performance, especially considering the price. I love the look, the screen, and everything else about it. On the other hand, the ProArt P16 is only $200 CAD (I am in Canada) more, but it offers significantly better performance. What do you recommend, since you've tested both? I'll be using it for mild video and audio editing/mixing, color grading, some 3D modeling in Blender, and light gaming (I'm not much of a gamer-I mainly play games like Planet Coaster to relax). I also watch a lot of movies and shows and do homework (mostly film-related stuff hence the film editing and such). I do have a PC, so I can do some work on that if needed, but I just need something portable. Sometimes I just want to sit in bed and work rather than at my desk, you know. What do you recommend in my use case, I am a bit divided? Edit: Its actually a 400 difference.
If it's only 200 more go with the P16. It's pretty much the same footprint and less than 3/4of a pound heavier. Much more powerful laptop and will run cooler due to added thickness. Also, has better speakers and crisper display. The only advantage of the S16 is 120 htz display. I have the P16 it's an excellent machine. If you want real portability get the px 13. The S16 is overpriced at only 200 less than the P16.
I just wrote a comment with the same dilema ;) I'm looking to get the S16 with the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 (32GB ram, 1T ssd) and apart from all the other differences, I'm just wondering how the same processor would compare in these two models? Probably the one in the Studiobook getts more watts. I'm just interested how processor speed would differ. I'm fine with all other aspects of the S16 (non upgradeable ram, love the size and weight, 120Hz screen etc). Intended use: Photoshop, Lightroom, Premiere (stuff heavier on processor and ram) no gaming, no 3d (no need for powerful gpu).
@@nth_to_see_here Same here. my only issue is if I am paying $2200 Canadian for it, I don't want it to be blocked by wattage a lot. Since, from my understanding ASUS has a pretty good cooling solution. If it has 50 watt like the other laptops in the range, that would be so much of a better bargain because the CPU is not being weakened significantly. The IGPU 890M is good for my basic gaming needs since I just play 1 or 2 games. but for my other work, the artpro is so much of a better barging. In your case there is not real need for a DGPU, you can probably survive since the 890M is pretty good. But if the price difference is not a lot (I am assuming your in the US), you should go with the basic model for the Artpro in my opinion as well assuming the price jump is not that bad, or you can wait for black Friday, it might make the s 16 more reasonable.
@Namibal204 The amount of wattage on the 370 on the P16 is much higher, so it performs better in the cpu test and also in internal graphics and obviously dgpu performance. It's like comparing a Mac book Air to a pro. The main difference is it keeps cooler despite all the power. I wound get it over the S16 since the price differential is not enough to justify it. The P16 is on another level in performance and much better speakers, and a 4k oled is very crisp.
Thanks for the review, Andrew! You lost me at 60Hz display. OLED schmOLED. I prefer my 240Hz IPS display to that. Give us at least 90Hz, ASUS! All those other cons you list are also nothing to balk at. It's a pass for me. Not even on the radar!
@@andrewmarcdavid I mean you unboxed a used one? Missing stickers on top of lid and protection on touchpad, rubber on bottom was also damaged already and some scratches. Just wondering that it cant be a new out of box laptop. I have the laptop btw
Such laptop made for pro artists is very noisy under load why no vabor chamber used to reduce the heat and fan noise. Another point why only one 40GB port and it's weird that the screen only support 60fps, even for content creation you need 120fps and I would prefer mini led for this use case for better longevity since artests can use static apps not moving games on the screen 😢 Asus please think twice befor you consider this as proart one. Its not indeed.
Great review, as always. However, I am surprised this got only one point higher than the px13, for 200 dollars you get a 4060 better speakers a full sized sd card slot and a 16 inch screen at less than a pound heavier.. The value score at 7 should be raised to a 10. Let's take the 1899 9:33 32gig ram and 1 tb storage version vs Lenovo Pro 9i it is the same price but that laptop has an older processor no wifi 7 is a pound heavier and larger not as premium a build and inferior speakers lower single core and multicore .. Let's look at Mac Book Pro 16. The same specs 3099 dollars. Are you kidding me. This will outperform the pro not max version, not to mention better ports includes type A on the P16. While the refresh rate is lower, it is a 4k , and it is superior for creators. The other little known thing is how much better battery life it is on silent mode on this laptop. Which can be used for most workloads. Find me a cheaper creator laptop at these specs and performance for less at sticker. We know this eventuality will go on sale. Otherwise, your review is spot on. We don't even have to talk about the xps 16 price close to 3000.
I have the older form factor with num pad, ethernet, "dial physical button", ips mat without any miror effect 120hz, Web cam privacy For hardcore user, I think, it was better than this one... Don't you ?
No numpad, no 120hz, short sdcard slot, no thunderbolt support (what mean no egpu - pcie over usb4). It makes this proart 16 biggest failure of asus in 2024.
@@pritorchannel3698 you cannot connect egpu to this notebook, looks it not support pcie over usb4. It what I mean under no thunderbolt support. Also I forgot to mention short sdcard slot.
numpad in 16incher is so much stupid, offcenters the keyboard, no space for speakers, etc. this has USB4 support, so it indeed supports eGPU... USB4 is technically thunderbolt3 backward compatible and ryzen is compatible with external GPUs so... only issue is 120Hz, but refresh rate like 120Hz to 60hz difference is very minimal in big screen. it takes screen size like a phone to tell bigger difference. so i'll always take crystal clear, precisely color calibrated, glossy 4k monitor over anything.
I just think you are the most professional youtuber to review laptops. Keep going Andrew. Anyway let me say that the price of these machines is not longer accessible to average people 😢
First time im sold on a windows laptop over a macbook pro 16. Although it is purely down to the price diff. Than again m4pro NOT MAX will massively outclass this CPU and have roughly 4070M GPU grunt -> But at what price point, 2999? They just nailed it with the ai370hx
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People talking about refresh rate it's a creator laptop! Color accuracy is way more important. Look at any premium monitor with high color accuracy and it's 60hz. If you want high refresh buy a gaming laptop.
higher refresh rate isn't a gaming thing anymore, even phones now are 90 / 120hz standard for budget phones!!!
That’s right. Every business laptops have that refresh rate
So true higher refresh rate is pretty useless for non gamers. I'm getting mine on black friday :) can't wait
I agree with Andrew that the only thing holding back the Asus ProArt P16 laptop is the lack of a higher refresh rate but if that is not a concern for you, it's a perfect device for the content creator. The webcam and internal mic quality are clear and it has a gorgeous 4K OLED display but the ROG Zephyrus G16 has more oomph, however it is more expensive. The battery life is fairly decent but I would assume that for the content creator, this will be hooked up to AC power so the battery life won't be much of a concern. The audio quality of the built in 6 speakers is immersive and loud! It's not a perfect laptop by any means but it will get the work done at the end of the day and that's what's important! Excellent review Andrew as always!! 👍😁
Many people don't understand that each person perceives the refresh rates differently. I don't see a difference when I switch between 60hz and ProMotion (120hz) on my Macbook Pro 14.
@@goesuptoeleven Maybe you are doing something wrong, but either way at this price point it feels like a scam to pay so much for something like this when it lacks a higher refresh rate.
@@goesuptoeleven I find it impossible to believe that people can't perceive the difference between a 60hz screen and a 120hz.
Nice pc. Camera and mics and speakers are good. Port selection is good. Battery life not surprising and is good. One thing to remember as a general rule is when these units come with higher wattage power bricks they are going to use more power and as a result when running on battery will drain battery faster and as a result shorter run times. Great review.
I think you should always compare the speakers of any device to a comparable macbook pro/air because they are esentially the gold standard and it can tell us how good the speakers really are. Anyways, great video as always!
Thanks for another thorough review Andrew!
My pleasure!
On my way to return this laptop now. No docks work without which is INSANE! Looked into it on Reddit and many have complained about this issue…. Major for me
About to watch this Andrew. Recently discovered your channel which is excellent. 👍
Where I live the Yoga Pro 9 with a 4070,64GB of RAM and 1TB SSD costs the equivalent of 550$ less than the same specced ProArt. I'm a programmer so I don't really need the color accurate display, and 60hz genuinely gives me eye-strain, so I don't know if going with the ProArt is worth it for me. Which keyboard do you prefer out of the two and do you think the ProArt is worth the 550$ price premium?
superb review as always!
ProArt P16 is basically the creator-focused version of the Zeyphrus G16 GA605. No wonder the audio is so good.
The audio quality is virtually the same across both laptops.
@@idman2069 thats his point
Thanks for the shout-out, Andrew. We hope to work with ASUS someday soon. =)
That would be cool!
I like those background colors in your studio👍
The fact that I can get this laptop with 64 gb of ram where I can not get the yoga pro 9i with 64 gb of ram is a deciding factor for me. Great review, much appreciated
You can get 64 gigabytes of RAM on the Yoga Pro, but only if you live in Europe.
@thesun___ I wonder what their reasoning for not having that option available in the North American market would be? Seems very strange
@@bruceritchie7613 Your right. It is indeed very strange.
Thank you so much for this information. really professional.
That’s helpful information, thanks for sharing 💙💙💯
17:28 I think the battery of Yoga Pro 9i 2024 is 84Wh, not 75 Wh for the 2023 model
Great review, as always. Right on point. I just got mine but noticed the screen blanks every so often. Asus tech support says it's normal as it switches between GPUs which I've never experienced before. If that's the case perhaps the Yoga Pro 9i would be better. Any advise ?
Thanks
Got the proart studiobook 16, this one kind of makes me wish i waited a bit, the compact amd light factor is very attractive
There are many cons the new model has which yours excels in. i9-13980hx is still a top shelf consumer processor and you have the ability to slap on more than 64gb of ram. I love my studiobook oled at 120hz.
Packaging on the new model is better.
Great video! Other than the adding another SSD using the additional slot, Is it possible to upgrade the current onboard 2TB SSD to something like 4TB? Ideally I would like two internal 4TB SSDs rather than 2TB & 4TB.
Yes you can
Had the 2023 Proart Studiobook, which had a nice, 2.5 Ghz ethernet port. I used it to stream, and WiFi 7 is not a replacement for ethernet. I was about to buy this and upgrade as I like the size and power usage enhancements, but no Ethernet? On a creator laptop? Are you insane Asus?
If you really like it, I guess that you could use an adapter? I don't see how you would prefer the P16 over the Studiobook, but I understand that you may want to go outside more often and thus want a longer battery life. I'd suggest that you buy it and keep your Studiobook for streaming.
OMG amazing review !!!
Thanks!
I produce music on Linux and it's been so difficult searching for a 16' laptop with good upward-facing speakers, but then I looked at the price tag... it's kinda hard picking this one when it's priced like a MacBook Pro (which I wouldn't buy, since I'm a Linux user), but then again, 2 NVMe SSDs is massive! The Zephyrus G16 is also great, but again, very limited expandability.
I really want to know how warm it got during normal web browsing. I just bought a asus zephrus and it reaches 55-60 C in normal web surfing and watching youtube videos. Thanks . Great video btw.
topquality video! 👌, I think a lot of people get used to higher refresh rates with their phones , and others devices
Just got lenovo yoga pro 9, and cant find any negatives so far 😄
If lenovo yoga 9 pro on hx370 = the best laptop
@@alexkavak5055 sadly no, but im happy with core ultra 9 so far
Thanks for your video. Question : how portable it is? Does it fit in a typical laptop bag?
Yes should fit without any problems
Will you do a G16 Ga605 video? A comparison vs the Intel variant and this P16. Been loving these videos
The review is fantastic. Thank you.
I purchased a Zephyrus G16 GA605WI last week, with the same AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 chip. I installed Windows 11 Pro, installed all the drivers, but the camera did not work, no matter what I did.
I gave it back to Asus, they replaced the unit. I got the new one today. Same problem with the previous one. I clean installed a Windows 11 Home as well, it did not fix it. I think it is something related with the chip.
Do you have any suggestions? How can I fix this problem?
Subscribed! Been watching your reviews for a little while and your reviews are great! Thank you for taking the time to make them.
How does this stack up against the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i in your opinion? Better or roughly equal?
Hey, so I’m ive commented a question before but I trust your expertise based on how well you did your review on the proart p16 and I was wondering if it is normal for the laptop to freeze? I just got it yesterday and I let it charge and as I was setting up my wallpaper and stuff it froze completely and is that normal?
imma need more info on fan noise because for me that is a massive factor when buying a laptop. To the point where a macbook seems more pleasing but I need game dev for this and macbooks are... not so friendly to that end
Mine arrives today. Thank you for the awesome review!
Can u compare it against the yoga pro 9i would be nice
So close, the deal breaker for me is the fact that only one USBC port is 40gbs while on the 13 inch version both are USBC40gbs. Not sure why this is, the previous version of the 16 had dual thunderbolt so strange they did this.
Has there been some major bios update to the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i affecting battery life? The numbers indicated in the comparison in this video makes it seem as if its battery is decent, but other tests performed on it such as UL benchmarks found it to be the bottom of the barrel in terms of battery, like 5 hours in testing which translate to probably 2 hours of real life use (multiple tabs, higher brightness, minor multitasking).Which to be fair is unsurprising given the miniLED display and high powered components, though one might also think the new core ultra processor would offset that a bit, as we've seen in many other newer laptops. If the numbers here are just skewed by test parameters as in so many other battery tests, then one would surely conclude that the P16's battery is complete dogshit?
What docking station works with it? I don't think it has a thunderbolt 4 port. Your test with an external drive is probably not valid.
Back to the Future 60 Hz!
As a creator I would wish for a bigger surface pro 11 (14-16", 3:2) with Wacom pen tech instead of the bad Microsoft protocol and an efficient AMD (370) inside. Too many compatibility issues and the performance is too bad with the ARM.
That would be perfect.
But there is nothing close to that out there. Don't need a dGPU, can't work on a laptop touchscreen. Couldn't care less about the SD card connectivity. AMDs new IGPUs are enough when cooled sufficiently.
And don't say iPad, I can't even do half the stuff I need to do on that and the other half I can only do with workarounds. iOS = BS for real life creators. Not everyone just uses TH-cam.
Also I don't mind if the device would be thicker. And jeez I don't care a second about battery life. If you are producing stuff you are on power all the time.
proart16p, occasionally, not often, my screen goes black for a moment and it lasts for a fraction of a second. is this common for oled screens in order to prevent pixel burn or is it something else?
The are just under 5k 64 gb version in Australia
Will you be reviewing the legion laptops in the future?
Yes
@@andrewmarcdavid Can’t wait to see it! Looking forward to seeing your legion 5i/7i and 5i pro/7i pro reviews
How much Max Watts it supports when charging through USB C port ?
XPS 16 full loaded or this?
Looks like awesome laptop, but I need haptic touchpad, so still staying with lenovo z16
how did you make the taskbar smaller? i just got this laptop and the taskbar is really huge for some reason
Change the scaling in the Display setting to something lower than what it is currently set at.
what is the fan noise like on this?
I have two of the devices and having the same problems with both, the fans will come on and stay on when I close the lid. Has anyone else experience this problem?
I was thinking of the new Zenbook S16 with the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 (same processor) and 32GB RAM and (unfortunately) 1TB SSD. I wonder how the benchmarks would compare. I was hoping for a comparison with the S16. Intended use - photoshop, lightroom, premiere (but no gaming and no 3d, no big need for a powerful gpu). Is it worth paying 30% more for the Studiobook which is heavier, thicker, less battery life, 60Hz screen in my case? I'm just wondering how the same Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 would compare in these two models (probably the Ryzen in the Studiobook drains more wattage than in the S16 so should be faster). Can anyone offer advice? Thanks!
The 34-watt ("Max fan") limits in the S16 hurt performance A LOT. Zenbook S16 has TINY fans! The P16 and my new vivobook ordered tonight can cool 54w!
@@dgillies5420 It makes sense what you are saying but on the other hand I'm watching reviews where (like in this review) the P16 top area gets to about 51 degrees C hot, and all other reviews on the S16 show this area at around 35-40 degrees under stress. Each review I have seen show the Studiobook getting hotter under stress. Maybe because these are very new laptops still many of the reviews are sponsored. I'm also reading that the speed of the 28W Ryzen AI 9 in the S16 is about 85-90% of the 54W version in the P16. Although taking half the power in the S16, it's not like it has half the speed. The growth isn't linear. But I'm not an expert on this. Just gathering info from different reviewers.
I like this guy. Good and unbias review!
I don't understand the advantage of this over the G16...
Is a great laptop, but with a MAJOR issue, the whole thing flexes with very little pressure, build quality is not on par with specs, sadly build quality is really bad because Asus and other manufacturers keep pushing things to make laptops thiner lighter, and in the process break things. Hint Asus, you no longer need to make laptops thiner, they are already thin enough. Instead focus on build quality and usability as in keyboards.
he just bought the p16 my first ProArt i don't know how to use the dial pad i feel like it doesn't work. the led on the right of the trackpad doesn't light up, how do i activate it please?
Swipe from the upper right hand corner down over the little circle in the touchpad. I show it in the video.
Guys I might cry
Why is it blinking, I tried to look up and internet is telling me about flicking sht and stuff
Now I’m scare I choose the wrong laptop after an exhaustive research (I guess I forgot to check the tech company reviews lol) please tell me solutions
Which pens were compatible with that device, can you please tell us? so that we wont have to buy one, I have a series of S pens from Samsung devices.. and a Wacom pen..Are they compatible?
ASUS Pen 2
@@teohontech7141 thanks , I also follow your channel, it is very useful, thanks for the great contents
Thanks for the review. I have been divided on what to get, the Zenbook S 16 (higher spec) OR the ProArt P16 (lower spec).
I would get the Zenbook S 16, but I wish it could push more wattage into the chip for better performance, especially considering the price. I love the look, the screen, and everything else about it.
On the other hand, the ProArt P16 is only $200 CAD (I am in Canada) more, but it offers significantly better performance.
What do you recommend, since you've tested both? I'll be using it for mild video and audio editing/mixing, color grading, some 3D modeling in Blender, and light gaming (I'm not much of a gamer-I mainly play games like Planet Coaster to relax). I also watch a lot of movies and shows and do homework (mostly film-related stuff hence the film editing and such).
I do have a PC, so I can do some work on that if needed, but I just need something portable. Sometimes I just want to sit in bed and work rather than at my desk, you know.
What do you recommend in my use case, I am a bit divided?
Edit: Its actually a 400 difference.
If it's only 200 more go with the P16. It's pretty much the same footprint and less than 3/4of a pound heavier. Much more powerful laptop and will run cooler due to added thickness. Also, has better speakers and crisper display. The only advantage of the S16 is 120 htz display. I have the P16 it's an excellent machine. If you want real portability get the px 13. The S16 is overpriced at only 200 less than the P16.
I just wrote a comment with the same dilema ;) I'm looking to get the S16 with the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 (32GB ram, 1T ssd) and apart from all the other differences, I'm just wondering how the same processor would compare in these two models? Probably the one in the Studiobook getts more watts. I'm just interested how processor speed would differ. I'm fine with all other aspects of the S16 (non upgradeable ram, love the size and weight, 120Hz screen etc). Intended use: Photoshop, Lightroom, Premiere (stuff heavier on processor and ram) no gaming, no 3d (no need for powerful gpu).
@@leonardwise5807 well its actually 400 more, i remembered incorrectly.
@@nth_to_see_here Same here. my only issue is if I am paying $2200 Canadian for it, I don't want it to be blocked by wattage a lot. Since, from my understanding ASUS has a pretty good cooling solution. If it has 50 watt like the other laptops in the range, that would be so much of a better bargain because the CPU is not being weakened significantly. The IGPU 890M is good for my basic gaming needs since I just play 1 or 2 games. but for my other work, the artpro is so much of a better barging. In your case there is not real need for a DGPU, you can probably survive since the 890M is pretty good. But if the price difference is not a lot (I am assuming your in the US), you should go with the basic model for the Artpro in my opinion as well assuming the price jump is not that bad, or you can wait for black Friday, it might make the s 16 more reasonable.
@Namibal204 The amount of wattage on the 370 on the P16 is much higher, so it performs better in the cpu test and also in internal graphics and obviously dgpu performance. It's like comparing a Mac book Air to a pro. The main difference is it keeps cooler despite all the power. I wound get it over the S16 since the price differential is not enough to justify it. The P16 is on another level in performance and much better speakers, and a 4k oled is very crisp.
Great laptop, but almost 1k difference in price here in sg, why is that? Asus u need to do something about this.
Good point.
4:44 actually, it's not a useless test of the day. A lot of us prefer a laptop that can open easily with one hand 😉
As always, great review, Andrew! 👏
Make a video on thinkpad p1 gen 7
60hz ?!
It's just a Razer blade laptop with ports in grayscale mode, isn't it 😅
Thanks for the review, Andrew! You lost me at 60Hz display. OLED schmOLED. I prefer my 240Hz IPS display to that. Give us at least 90Hz, ASUS! All those other cons you list are also nothing to balk at. It's a pass for me. Not even on the radar!
Noted!
It’s always my hope that manufacturers note our advice. The reviewers are just messengers 😊
It bothers me how wobbly that damn screen is
This isnt a new laptop you got. did Asus send it over?
@@Photonees this a very old laptop from 7 years ago. How did you know ?
@@andrewmarcdavid I mean you unboxed a used one? Missing stickers on top of lid and protection on touchpad, rubber on bottom was also damaged already and some scratches. Just wondering that it cant be a new out of box laptop. I have the laptop btw
@@Photoneesit was sent by Asus. I scratched the lid by accident
Which is the best windows laptop of 2024 for photo editing and 3d modeling ?
Such laptop made for pro artists is very noisy under load why no vabor chamber used to reduce the heat and fan noise. Another point why only one 40GB port and it's weird that the screen only support 60fps, even for content creation you need 120fps and I would prefer mini led for this use case for better longevity since artests can use static apps not moving games on the screen 😢 Asus please think twice befor you consider this as proart one. Its not indeed.
Gaming?
Could you please make a video while drawing in ProArt P16 in Photoshop?
What 's the point of 4K on 16" display? Less refresh rate, more power to run ' re needed, less battety savings? So st pid, asus.
Hello from Nicaragua. I appreciate your job Andrew. I would like you please to review Asus Vivobook 14 with AMD Radeon 880M
Everything is perfect but I would like a screen at least 120 Hz
Great review, as always. However, I am surprised this got only one point higher than the px13, for 200 dollars you get a 4060 better speakers a full sized sd card slot and a 16 inch screen at less than a pound heavier.. The value score at 7 should be raised to a 10. Let's take the 1899 9:33 32gig ram and 1 tb storage version vs Lenovo Pro 9i it is the same price but that laptop has an older processor no wifi 7 is a pound heavier and larger not as premium a build and inferior speakers lower single core and multicore .. Let's look at Mac Book Pro 16. The same specs 3099 dollars. Are you kidding me. This will outperform the pro not max version, not to mention better ports includes type A on the P16. While the refresh rate is lower, it is a 4k , and it is superior for creators.
The other little known thing is how much better battery life it is on silent mode on this laptop. Which can be used for most workloads. Find me a cheaper creator laptop at these specs and performance for less at sticker. We know this eventuality will go on sale. Otherwise, your review is spot on. We don't even have to talk about the xps 16 price close to 3000.
Only 60Hz takes the star.
appreciate the PWM comment. Thank you so much.
60hz 😞😞😞😞😞
I have the older form factor with num pad, ethernet, "dial physical button", ips mat without any miror effect 120hz, Web cam privacy
For hardcore user, I think, it was better than this one... Don't you ?
All you 60Hz people need to stop gaming on a laptop.
No numpad, no 120hz, short sdcard slot, no thunderbolt support (what mean no egpu - pcie over usb4). It makes this proart 16 biggest failure of asus in 2024.
I only agree with the 120Hz thing.
But it has thunderbolt support…
@@xmaverickhunterkxme too, this is a must have feature.
@@pritorchannel3698 you cannot connect egpu to this notebook, looks it not support pcie over usb4. It what I mean under no thunderbolt support. Also I forgot to mention short sdcard slot.
numpad in 16incher is so much stupid, offcenters the keyboard, no space for speakers, etc. this has USB4 support, so it indeed supports eGPU... USB4 is technically thunderbolt3 backward compatible and ryzen is compatible with external GPUs so...
only issue is 120Hz, but refresh rate like 120Hz to 60hz difference is very minimal in big screen. it takes screen size like a phone to tell bigger difference. so i'll always take crystal clear, precisely color calibrated, glossy 4k monitor over anything.
I just think you are the most professional youtuber to review laptops. Keep going Andrew. Anyway let me say that the price of these machines is not longer accessible to average people 😢
First time im sold on a windows laptop over a macbook pro 16.
Although it is purely down to the price diff.
Than again m4pro NOT MAX will massively outclass this CPU and have roughly 4070M GPU grunt ->
But at what price point, 2999?
They just nailed it with the ai370hx