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Posted by josh

- May 18, 2016, 12:51:53

caution, the display hinge will break after atleast 1 year and the display might break off as it happened to me. support says its my fault, i shouldnt have openend it on one side only.. have to pay the repair myself even though its still in warranty..
cant recommend.

Posted by Nicolas

- September 10, 2015, 16:05:05

I bought it a month ago, I can say the screen looks gorgeous, no calibration problems. HOWEVER for heavy users of multimedia the speakers are really weak and the sound extremely low quality. I don't know why this problem hasn't gain more attention. By far the weakest link in the chain of the UX303

Posted by Nate

- May 25, 2015, 05:05:18

So...I can't find anywhere to buy this. I can find plenty of places that sell the 303LA model, but no where (minus a very overpriced Amazon version) can I find this 303LN version with the dedicated graphics and Broadwell. Has it been discontinued or something?

Posted by Azmi

- May 12, 2015, 17:35:56

Love the great review.

Can't decide between this and the MBP 13. I am comfortable with both. What are the key differences to compare?

Thanks.

Posted by Ofir

- March 17, 2015, 20:06:56

I'm trying to use this website as an objective site, but it rather seems that you're actively giving Toshiba a hard time for no reason.

How can you still put the old TN screen of the old Toshiba in your comparison list, as if they do not have an updated IPS FullHD model, which even seems superior to this one?
I'll even help you with finding (your own) link:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Toshiba-Portege-Z30t-A-10X-Ultrabook-Review-Update.123830.0.html

By so doing, you're creating a misrepresentation that the inferior model quoted here is the best Toshiba available up until now.

Not that I have any personal interest in Toshiba, but as I am checking it as one of the best alternatives for me, false-showing it in this comparison (as opposed to completely ignoring it on most of the other related reviews) seems like a new distrustful act by this website.

Posted by ray_94

- March 15, 2015, 15:17:53

I really can't decide between this and Dell XPS 13 2015, as this one is significantly cheaper in my country than the i7 Dell's config. One question though, if I go with this Asus equipped with 12GB of RAM (4GB soldered and another 8GB module put into the free slot) am I loosing the dual-channel capability opposed to 4GB+4GB configuration?

Posted by Redaktion

- March 14, 2015, 07:46:36

Sleek. The Zenbook is one of the few subnotebooks with a dedicated graphics card: powerful graphics performance in a compact form. In addition, the Zenbook has low noise and temperature emissions and good battery life.

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-Zenbook-UX303LN-Subnotebook-Review.137995.0.html