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ASUS ZenBook 14X OLED Space Edition Laptop, – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
ASUS ZenBook 14X OLED Space Edition Laptop, 14” 2.8K 16:10 OLED Touch Display, Intel Core i9-12900H CPU, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Windows 11 Pro, ZenVision Display, UX5401ZAS-XS99T
Standing screen display size
14 Inches
Max Screen Resolution
2880 x 1800 Pixels
Processor
5 core_i9
RAM
32 GB Lpddr 5
Hard Drive
SSD
Graphics Coprocessor
Intel Iris
Chipset Brand
Intel
Card Description
ZenBook 14X OLED Space Edition
Wireless Type
Bluetooth
Number of USB 3.0 Ports
1
Flash Memory Size
1 TB
Hard Drive Interface
USB 3.2
Optical Drive Type
No Drive
Voltage
20 Volts
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
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Technical specifications – ASUS ZenBook 14X OLED Space Edition Laptop, :
Brand
ASUS
Series
ASUS ZenBook 14X
Screen Size
14 Inches
Color
Titanium
CPU Model
Core i9
Ram Memory Installed Size
32 GB
Operating System
Windows 11 Pro
Card Description
ZenBook 14X OLED Space Edition
Graphics Coprocessor
Intel Iris
CPU Speed
5
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E. G (verified owner) –
Issues with keyboard – Right when i received it, there were several loose/wobbly keys. Normally this wouldn’t be a dealer-breaker, but the ‘backspace’ key started making an obnoxious squeaking noise after a few presses.
O. I (verified owner) –
Works Great – This laptop is great, very fast and with lots of memory (I take machine learning courses and need lots of memory). The only downside is battery life for me this is not an issue since I am not a road warrior. It also has a setting that only permits charging to 80% to save battry life so leaving it plugged in is not an issue.
L. L (verified owner) –
Incredible perforrmance – For a 14″ ultrabook of any brand to have a 12th gen i9 processor and 32GB RAM, 1TB M.2, and a 2.8k OLED display is incredible. This thing is lightning fast! Cool features like number pad built into the touch pad, full aluminum case, and a fun little customizable display on the lid take it over the top. I love it! Only thing i will warn you on is the battery life. As you can imagine, you will not be powering all that up in a tiny laptop and get good battery life. 4 hours is the max you’ll get so if you need long life, find an i5 machine with a standard display. This one won’t be good for you.
A. C (verified owner) –
all things in this device is so nice – Must extend warranty international at lest 2 year more is more safe to this device
O. R (verified owner) –
12th Gen Intel issues – Amazing craftsmanship put into this laptop, but plagued by the quirks of intel 12th Gen. It will be condemned to poor battery life of around 4 hours until Intel updates their own drivers and firmware to fix the issue. Nothing wrong with laptop and ASUS chose quality components. You have to accept it’s a bit overpriced because of the niche market that would appreciate this laptop for a celebration of their history and space flight.
A. C (verified owner) –
all things in this device is so nice – Must extend warranty international at lest 2 year more is more safe to this device
M. N (verified owner) –
Sooo close…great laptop crippled by poor battery life (developer + linux perspective) – Where to start? Has to be the design because if you’re buying the laptop, the design is the biggest part. It’s very good and an attention getter. Design standouts include etched space edition branding (simulating external paneling on a space station), an OLED external display with an astronaut screensaver (among a few limited others), and a subtle darker(ish) titanium color evoking most premium laptops since the Apple Powerbook G4 (damn I miss that one). DId I mention how much of an attention-getter the external display is? Not quite on the level of wearing Google Glass but on the same spectrum.
L. L (verified owner) –
Incredible perforrmance – For a 14″ ultrabook of any brand to have a 12th gen i9 processor and 32GB RAM, 1TB M.2, and a 2.8k OLED display is incredible. This thing is lightning fast! Cool features like number pad built into the touch pad, full aluminum case, and a fun little customizable display on the lid take it over the top. I love it! Only thing i will warn you on is the battery life. As you can imagine, you will not be powering all that up in a tiny laptop and get good battery life. 4 hours is the max you’ll get so if you need long life, find an i5 machine with a standard display. This one won’t be good for you.
S. O (verified owner) –
Slick Hardware – This is a nice laptop, but for some reason it seems to have little hickups that causes delays opening certain programs. Not sure if a software or hardware issue, but it is mildly annoying considering how expensive it was.
E. G (verified owner) –
Issues with keyboard – Right when i received it, there were several loose/wobbly keys. Normally this wouldn’t be a dealer-breaker, but the ‘backspace’ key started making an obnoxious squeaking noise after a few presses.
O. I (verified owner) –
Works Great – This laptop is great, very fast and with lots of memory (I take machine learning courses and need lots of memory). The only downside is battery life for me this is not an issue since I am not a road warrior. It also has a setting that only permits charging to 80% to save battry life so leaving it plugged in is not an issue.
S. O (verified owner) –
Slick Hardware – This is a nice laptop, but for some reason it seems to have little hickups that causes delays opening certain programs. Not sure if a software or hardware issue, but it is mildly annoying considering how expensive it was.
B. B (verified owner) –
Two Thousand Dollar Piece of Trash – This laptop is so totally not worth this much. It ended up just being a gimmick more than the “force-to be-reckoned-with” they made it out to be. Poor battery life, if you plug it in it heats up…a lot. Freezing and crashing way more often than any other laptop I’ve owned. I expected this to be a powerhouse with the specs it’s got but it can’t handle some Google tabs, notepad, vscode, and VirtualBox in one sitting apparently. Truly pathetic. If you’re gonna spend this much money, go for a gaming laptop or just something better than this.
O. R (verified owner) –
12th Gen Intel issues – Amazing craftsmanship put into this laptop, but plagued by the quirks of intel 12th Gen. It will be condemned to poor battery life of around 4 hours until Intel updates their own drivers and firmware to fix the issue. Nothing wrong with laptop and ASUS chose quality components. You have to accept it’s a bit overpriced because of the niche market that would appreciate this laptop for a celebration of their history and space flight.
B. B (verified owner) –
Two Thousand Dollar Piece of Trash – This laptop is so totally not worth this much. It ended up just being a gimmick more than the “force-to be-reckoned-with” they made it out to be. Poor battery life, if you plug it in it heats up…a lot. Freezing and crashing way more often than any other laptop I’ve owned. I expected this to be a powerhouse with the specs it’s got but it can’t handle some Google tabs, notepad, vscode, and VirtualBox in one sitting apparently. Truly pathetic. If you’re gonna spend this much money, go for a gaming laptop or just something better than this.
M. N (verified owner) –
Sooo close…great laptop crippled by poor battery life (developer + linux perspective) – Where to start? Has to be the design because if you’re buying the laptop, the design is the biggest part. It’s very good and an attention getter. Design standouts include etched space edition branding (simulating external paneling on a space station), an OLED external display with an astronaut screensaver (among a few limited others), and a subtle darker(ish) titanium color evoking most premium laptops since the Apple Powerbook G4 (damn I miss that one). DId I mention how much of an attention-getter the external display is? Not quite on the level of wearing Google Glass but on the same spectrum.