Price-to-performance deficit. The Asus VivoBook S14 S406UA delights with a slim, light case, a thin display lid, a backlit keyboard and great battery life. The screen and the case, however, dissapoint.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-VivoBook-S14-S406UA-i5-8250U-SSD-HD-Laptop-Review.280542.0.html
1366 x 768
900 euros
What year is this?
I don't understand how this exists. ASUS themselves offer a far more compelling product with the Zenbook Flip 14. It's being sold for 100€ more, has a brighter, Full-HD IPS display, can be folded back into tablet mode and offers an N-trig digitizer for notetaking. It also has nearly 50% more battery capacity, a significantly more powerful I/O and an all-aluminum chassis.
Will you be reviewing the Zenbook Flip 14? At least on paper it Looks lik a very compelling offer for the price, and I'd be interested to know how it holds up in practice.
Hello,
thanks for your great work!
Every some years when i lose a cpu,
i'm really glad about you doing what you are doing! ^^
But i miss something: i cant find the year, when cpus where released.
After i'm hunting for 2nd hand gear as often as possible,
releasedate will be a great thing to know to judge longetivity of the mashines and so on.
I'd kindly ask you to put the release dates into your test summaries, as well as prices and weights.
Thank you!
Robin