ASUS ProArt PX13 HN7306WV 13.3' 3K OLED Touchscreen 2-in- 1 Laptop (AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060, 32GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 11, Wi-Fi 7) Includes Stylus Pen

An excellent laptop. Remarkably well built, very solid construction. The raised keyboard does not flex with normal use. The track pad is large, very smooth and built in numeric pad. The screen is beautiful too look at, vivid and extremely responsive. The i9 and 4080 handle everything you can throw at it. If you prefer gaming compatibility install the Nvidia standard driver as it installs the Studio version by default. It could do with more SSD capacity as standard. 1TB is below par in today's world, especially considering what this laptop is likely to be used for, and the missing option to upgrade the 32GB is a shame. However, squeezing this much power in to a small frame is tough and 32GB is enough for now. Besides, the trade off response time for hardwired RAM is excellent at over 7000mhz. Camera quality is good, and it has a built in infra red and fingerprint scanner. Plenty of connectivity ports, and the included touch pen works well. The only thing I would advise is consider a laptop cooler tray and ensure good ventilation from below. When this device is pushed to is limits it gets very hot and can be uncomfortable on your lap. Minor issues frankly considering what you're getting in a well presented package. For an extra £100 from Asus you can protect it from any faults, including battery and accidental damage for 3 years. Overall an excellent modern, high performance laptop that will easily last for several years. I'm glad I bought it.

It's fast, it's fully featured, and very good, solid build quality. Been using it for 2 Months now, and had no problems. It does not run hot, and is not noisy with the fans. Screen is gorgeous, and feels big for such a small and light laptop. Did I mention that it was fast! So many cores! 1TB SSD means you're unlikely to run out of space.Slightly expensive, but I feel it's worth it. Little touches like the numerical pad that you can switch on/off on the drag pad are awesome.I was a bit concerned about the power button being on the top right of the keyboard, but I've not had any accidental switch off events so far.

It's been just one day since it was delivered. First impressions:1- The screen is beautiful. I can't think of any other screen technology better than OLED.2- It's fast but not as snappy as a Macbook.2- Even if it has an i9 processor, I can't tell the difference with i7, even my wife's Zenbook i5. Probably, it's overkill for my needs.3- It's silent most of the time, but it becomes noisy when you install a program or play a game (and gets extremely hot)4- The battery can last more than 5 hours, but I don't think it can last 10 hours. It's not a big deal since I mainly use it at home.5- Harman Kardon speakers are pretty good. Maybe not better than Macbook speakers.6- The keyboard is fine. It's not as good as Lenovo or Macbook keyboards, but it's OK.7- The touchpad is large, and embedding the number pad functionality into the touchpad is very clever. But I wish to see Apple's magic touchpad technology on Windows laptops.As a long-time Mac user, I have compared the specs and prices. This laptop is cheap, considering the specs, and I can't find any other laptop with the same specs at that price. If you are not a gamer (I'm not), then this laptop does the job pretty well.Update 2 weeks after the purchase:I've had issues with the Edge browser, especially with YouTube and Amazon websites. They were not responding quickly, and I almost considered returning the laptop. But then I noticed that the problem could be graphics drivers. When I turned off hardware acceleration in Edge settings, it slightly improved. Then, I updated Intel and Nvidia drivers through manufacturer websites, enabled hardware acceleration again, and all problems were solved. Now, both YouTube and Amazon are working quite fast.

I'm very impressed with the Asus ProArt 16. I do a lot of computer intensive work including programming advanced systems, using variouse VMs simultaneously, intense 4k video comping, CGI rendering and audio production... And a bit of gaming. It works well with all of that. I got 64GB mem and 2TB storage option. Ive added an extra 2TB storage which is the maximum internal storage. The 4k screen is great, the build quality and performance are great. It's a seriouse laptop for seriouse users. My only complaints are that the Ryzen 9 AI CPU is slightly throttled from its full potential due to power and heat. I haven't really noticed that in day to day use though - the performance exceeds my demanding use so far. The refresh rate and brightness of the screen could ideally be more. However, the ruggedness, size and performance at the price point is spot on. I'm very happy with it.