Bought it last week for only 30K pesos in the Philippines, it was on sale for -15% so i said why not. I really like the 16:10 aspect ratio and the included fingerprint sensor. I got the ryzen 5 7530u variant with 8gb ram. I do need to upgrade it with another 8gb ram to enable dual channel and boost up gameplay FPS. For the screen i don't see any issue with it since it has the same specs as my PC monitor. My only complaint is the very inadequate downward firing speakers. The volume is just too low and there's no bass at all so i resort to using external speakers or headphones.
@@rizpuns I bought it physically from Octagon. The sale ends until June I think. For the performance, so far it's alright though I'm forced to lower the screen resolution to 1280x800p when I'm gaming to have a smooth experience. It doesn't have any issue running E-sports titles like league and valorant as long as you configure the settings a bit. Surprisingly there has been no heating issue even if I stress test it a lot though the fans kinda get loud.
hi! @@anthonykyledaquila6825 ilang oras tumatagal sayo yung battery from 80% to 30%? i notice kasi na parang medj mabilis siya malowbatt or dapat naka charge siya kapag ginagamit??
@@User-vu1jq it's pretty amazing. i'm lovin' it so far. you can manage settings and optimize those who are battery-eaters. it's all up to you. mine would last a day thru browsing,fb, youtube, downloading movies etc
Heyyy!!, I would also like to ask about the laptop after 2 months of use😊, are there any problems or issues something like that... Thanks for the time...❤
I find that the best resolution is 1680 x 1050 for this laptop. It is rather tiring in 1920 x 1200. I have tested it a lot in order to choose the 1680x1050 resolution as optimum. The screen is not very good, but I do own an HP Probook 650 g8 (intel i5 1135g7/8gb/256gb - iris xe graphics) and I think they look quite the same. Overall, this Vivobook is great value for money. I bought it for just 480 euros. The best price that I find for hp pro 650 g8 is 600 euros (well a few months ago because it is not available anymore). The battery on the last one lasts only 2,5 hours while on asus holds for 7-8 hours and the charger is a lot smaller that the HP's, thus it is a lot more portable. The 16' vs the 15,6' screen is a huge plus for me. I think that overall Asus holds a better value. Maybe I should go for the oled screen, but I only want to use it for office purposes. Do you have a recommendation as an upgrade option for the screen? Do you think that a screen with better Hz is going to be less strenuous for the eyes?
I am eyeing the 16' screen as well for work use- but was a bit concerned if the resolution was adequate for this size - looking at emails, web, documents long hours etc. But your comment on using a lower resolution as optimum- would you mind to elaborate please? Won't the scaling of text get a little blurry? Thanks
I want to buy this laptop mostly for gaming (I know it's a budget version), mostly I'm interested in playing Valorant, LOL, Fornite, and others. Do you recommend it for those levels of games?
Great laptop for djing. I have the Ryzen 9 w/780M built in graphics and since I only use it for Serato Dj Pro it’s plenty powerful. I was using a Ryzen 7 laptop but was getting some audio dropouts. Most likely because I only had 8gigs ram and it wasn’t upgradable. No more dropouts😊 I might eventually upgrade the Ram but honestly there’s no real urgency at this point. Great video✌🏾
Do you know what is the refresh rate of this laptop? It says 60hz in the product description on lazada store, but the customer service says it is 120hz
Hey NLT, can you make a video about the Infinix gt 10 pro? I'm planning to buy it and probably use it for 3 - 5 years, there arn't much reviews about it either so i'm not really sure about it🙏
As a current user of Infinix DON'T BUY IT. Battery sucks plus they don't give you any updates (even security updates) plus you're missing a few features that other brand of phone has. If you're fine with that then go for it BUT IF POSSIBLE THEN DON'T BUY IT
@@NasiLemakTech I have heard of mediatek 7902 network controller which is installed on asus vivobooks is not compatible with linux derived OSs as it doesn’t have linux drivers
@@ethanclinton6147 Ubuntu 24.04 didn't recognize network controller on my asus vivobook 16 m1605xa-mb089, so I didn't have wi-fi access, as mediatek 7902 network controller still doesn't have drivers for linux. During google surfing on this issue I find out that mediatek suspended their support for linux derived OSs. I replaced the mediatek controller with bought Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX210.NGWG.NV network controller. And intel's network controller was recognized by ubuntu straight away without need to install any drivers. Generally speaking I am more than satisfied with my asus vivobook, it does work really fast, I recommend it, but just be ready to replace wi-fi adapter if you are planning to use the machine on linux OS
Bought it last week for only 30K pesos in the Philippines, it was on sale for -15% so i said why not. I really like the 16:10 aspect ratio and the included fingerprint sensor. I got the ryzen 5 7530u variant with 8gb ram. I do need to upgrade it with another 8gb ram to enable dual channel and boost up gameplay FPS. For the screen i don't see any issue with it since it has the same specs as my PC monitor. My only complaint is the very inadequate downward firing speakers. The volume is just too low and there's no bass at all so i resort to using external speakers or headphones.
hello may i know which store did you get it from? how’s the perf so far? heat?
@@rizpuns I bought it physically from Octagon. The sale ends until June I think. For the performance, so far it's alright though I'm forced to lower the screen resolution to 1280x800p when I'm gaming to have a smooth experience. It doesn't have any issue running E-sports titles like league and valorant as long as you configure the settings a bit. Surprisingly there has been no heating issue even if I stress test it a lot though the fans kinda get loud.
@@anthonykyledaquila6825 thank you so much! just to check is the battery charger rly 45w or 65w?
@@rizpuns just a 45 W but it's fast enough for me and it's super small and compact like a phone charger.
hi! @@anthonykyledaquila6825 ilang oras tumatagal sayo yung battery from 80% to 30%? i notice kasi na parang medj mabilis siya malowbatt or dapat naka charge siya kapag ginagamit??
Not bad laptop for day to day usage,no heating,powerful, but the battery could be bigger, not 42 WH but 62 WH
Whats the avg battery backup on normal usage
watching from my newly purchased ASUS VIVOBOOK 16 M1605Y Indie Black Laptop. 🤩
Yo dude planning on buying the same laptop how's the performance so far? How long does the battery last?
@@User-vu1jq it's pretty amazing. i'm lovin' it so far. you can manage settings and optimize those who are battery-eaters. it's all up to you. mine would last a day thru browsing,fb, youtube, downloading movies etc
Heyyy!!, I would also like to ask about the laptop after 2 months of use😊, are there any problems or issues something like that... Thanks for the time...❤
@@mikmak3450 nope. it's pretty amazing and smooth. no issues at all ;)
@@clemerlontayaojr6515 Thank you ❤️
I find that the best resolution is 1680 x 1050 for this laptop. It is rather tiring in 1920 x 1200. I have tested it a lot in order to choose the 1680x1050 resolution as optimum. The screen is not very good, but I do own an HP Probook 650 g8 (intel i5 1135g7/8gb/256gb - iris xe graphics) and I think they look quite the same. Overall, this Vivobook is great value for money. I bought it for just 480 euros. The best price that I find for hp pro 650 g8 is 600 euros (well a few months ago because it is not available anymore). The battery on the last one lasts only 2,5 hours while on asus holds for 7-8 hours and the charger is a lot smaller that the HP's, thus it is a lot more portable. The 16' vs the 15,6' screen is a huge plus for me. I think that overall Asus holds a better value. Maybe I should go for the oled screen, but I only want to use it for office purposes. Do you have a recommendation as an upgrade option for the screen? Do you think that a screen with better Hz is going to be less strenuous for the eyes?
I am eyeing the 16' screen as well for work use- but was a bit concerned if the resolution was adequate for this size - looking at emails, web, documents long hours etc. But your comment on using a lower resolution as optimum- would you mind to elaborate please? Won't the scaling of text get a little blurry? Thanks
@@vik393 just go for the oled monitor .. the screen of this one is below average...
@@Mariampouuuu thanks, yeah i was suspecting the same too
By OLED monitor you mean external monitor?@@Mariampouuuu
I want to buy this laptop mostly for gaming (I know it's a budget version), mostly I'm interested in playing Valorant, LOL, Fornite, and others. Do you recommend it for those levels of games?
It will work just fine
Great laptop for djing. I have the Ryzen 9 w/780M built in graphics and since I only use it for Serato Dj Pro it’s plenty powerful. I was using a Ryzen 7 laptop but was getting some audio dropouts. Most likely because I only had 8gigs ram and it wasn’t upgradable. No more dropouts😊 I might eventually upgrade the Ram but honestly there’s no real urgency at this point. Great video✌🏾
Good for gaming?
Just bought it yesterday
May i know how was it, the overall feel of it? The keyboard, the screen and performance etc, hoping for a feedback, wanna buy a laptop for my mom.
that is good enough for daily work also 16 inch overall best wish more more battery label@@tofufa8903
@boonleong2140 what do you think so far?
@@emv8869 It's quit good. Big screen little bit heavy but it's ok.
any update so far?
Не плохой обзор. Смотрел с субтитрами но все хорошо понял. Спасибо 🤝🏻
Do you know what is the refresh rate of this laptop? It says 60hz in the product description on lazada store, but the customer service says it is 120hz
Different regions have different specs. Best to check with your local Asus store.
Hey NLT, can you make a video about the Infinix gt 10 pro? I'm planning to buy it and probably use it for 3 - 5 years, there arn't much reviews about it either so i'm not really sure about it🙏
As a current user of Infinix DON'T BUY IT. Battery sucks plus they don't give you any updates (even security updates) plus you're missing a few features that other brand of phone has. If you're fine with that then go for it BUT IF POSSIBLE THEN DON'T BUY IT
does f10 key work?
Is this good for project nexus or tf2?
Is it good for valorant gaming?
Any problems while using on Linux/Ubuntu os?
Not that I know of.
@@NasiLemakTech I have heard of mediatek 7902 network controller which is installed on asus vivobooks is not compatible with linux derived OSs as it doesn’t have linux drivers
Possible. Alas I didn't check what WiFi chip this laptop is using
I run Linux mint in mine and don’t dual boot windows or anything and the network driver has worked perfectly fine so far
@@ethanclinton6147 Ubuntu 24.04 didn't recognize network controller on my asus vivobook 16 m1605xa-mb089, so I didn't have wi-fi access, as mediatek 7902 network controller still doesn't have drivers for linux. During google surfing on this issue I find out that mediatek suspended their support for linux derived OSs. I replaced the mediatek controller with bought Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX210.NGWG.NV network controller. And intel's network controller was recognized by ubuntu straight away without need to install any drivers. Generally speaking I am more than satisfied with my asus vivobook, it does work really fast, I recommend it, but just be ready to replace wi-fi adapter if you are planning to use the machine on linux OS
Is it already OLED? Please respond.. Thanks!
On which resolution did you ply genshin impact
1080p
@@NasiLemakTech thanks