The ASUS Vivobook has a SERIOUS Problem!

[@balthasarking8570]

I just ordered the HX 370 version with 32GB/2TB, that thing should be a beast for its dimensions

[@abdullaplays5402]

from where did u get it?

[@dragospahontu]

How is the keyboard compared to ZenBook?

[@SmallLegacy]

Is this all metal or does it have plastic on it?

[@zizimai7568]

Asus vivobook S16 has a serius problem of getting hang with external usb ssd. I plug the same ext ssd in 2 other different laptops running latest Windows 11, no issue. Even run chkdsk on the ext ssd shows no issue. Even updating the Asus bios did nothing to prevent the ssd from getting hung after 1-2 mins of plugging in.

[@patrickkabugi4828]

Check your power settings. Whether USB devices are set to turn off to save battery life. I hope this helps.

[@irfanndi73]

Any idea when the new S15 oled with Snapdragon Elite coming to Malaysia?

[@klgadgettv]

Very soon I hope.

[@LordChimkin]

it's launched today, priced at RM6,299

[@Chevolsky]

careful what you wish for, currently quite alot programs dont work, due to the arm support is not matured in the market yet

[@Cleisthenes607]

Will you be reviewing the new AMD Ai 370 variant. It will have 32GB ram and obviously the new AMD strix point chip which is also in the zenbook S 16. I'd rather get the vivobook as it'll probably significantly cheaper and you get the same chip I imagine at a similar wattage, maybe even better as it isn't as thin as the 1.1cm zenbook.

[@user-kj7or6cr6b]

Asus vivobook s16 oled M5606UA ryzen 7 8845hs vs Acer Swift GO 14 SFG14 ultra 7 155h. Which one should I buy between two of them I am confused?

[@zizimai7568]

I will go with Ryzen 7.😁

[@wolf_itheabudzcand1371]

asus better for me

[@Chevolsky]

Ultra 7 slight better battery life, but performance wise, 8845hs is slight better then ultra 7

[@gori_maheswari8994]

Super

[@semuaorgtau]

Please don't buy anything from asus. Their quality is getting worse.

[@AnonymousUser-ww6ns]

Correct that is Asus’s serious problem. Very bad quality control and questionable RMA service. Yeah I won’t give Asus my Money.

[@ferrapesi]

What u recomend then?

[@semuaorgtau]

@@ferrapesi lenovo, dell, hp. At least they will not blame you for warranty voided of nonsense (hairline scratch) instead deal & solve faulty hardware parts.

[@AnonymousUser-ww6ns]

@sem I would say Dell if you want the best reliability and RMA service.

[@mariussm7797]

Depends by the country. In my country ASUS has the best support overall. So yeah I don't know what is happening in US/Canada, but ASUS is not present only there.