ASUS VivoBook 14 Slim Laptop Computer, 14 IPS FHD Display, Intel Core i3-1115G4 Processor, 4GB DDR4, 128GB PCIe SSD, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 11 Home in S Mode, Slate Grey, F415EA-AS31

Got this for my father for Christmas and its so intuitive I didnt need to train him on how to use it. He uses it for email and browsing the internet although it could be used for so much more!

Muy buena laptop, lo único es que la Bateria no dura mucho pero por lo demás no me puedo quejar.

Me agradó que el producto contenga los componentes de la descripción, venga bien empaquetado y que posea el manual y la garantía de Asus. Además de el Windows 11 que se menciona.

Es un buen computador por el precio, pero entiendo que si 4GB es poco para Windows 11 deberían dejarlo saber o vender laptops solo desde 8GB en ram, aunque sean un poco más costosas.

I bought this on Prime Day for $270. This laptop comes with 4 GB RAM soldered on board. It is very easy and inexpensive ($35) to add an 8 GB RAM module. With 12 GB of RAM this laptop runs noticeably faster and smoother.

Es una computadora más optimizada para tareas cotidianas que para el gaming.

11th intel gen along with other specs is behind mainstream laptop configuration. So you cannot expect it to perform for large workload. When it is on sale, it is a good deal if you only do some light office work on it.

I deploy and setup a lot of computers for my work as I work as a consultant for small businesses taking care of their IT needs. The case is okay nothing to really write about its functional and mostly plastic so that helps to keep the cost down in the manufacturing. I do like the layout of the components on the mainboard they placed the fan on the right side of the unit and then created an air channel by making track which guides the airflow across the CPU, over the heat pipe, and then exiting the laptop by passing through the heat sink fins. The CPU is placed over the keyboard area and not the palm rest portions of the laptop. This keeps your palms from heating up and sweating during the warm summer and fall months. Dell and HP uses to place the CPU underneath the palm rest area to keep the heat away from the other components of the laptop but ergonomically it wasnt a good idea. The M.2 NVMe card could have been replaced with an 22x42 card instead of 22x80 and placed inside the track of the airflow for better cooling.

Apparently new computers need like 4 to 8 times as much RAM. This may have been decent 15 years ago...

Asus must have disabled the computers ability to detect a second SSD, rendering the internal empty bay useless. All advices on checking bios and disk management are not helpful, as fundamentally the SSD must be detected by the computer hardware in the first place.