ASUS 2020 VivoBook 15 15.6 Inch FHD 1080P Laptop (AMD Ryzen 3 3200U up to 3.5GHz, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 256GB SSD, AMD Radeon Vega 3, Backlit Keyboard, FP Reader, WiFi, Bluetooth, HDMI, Windows 10) (Grey)

junk

It’s very sad to receive none working laptop and to wait almost a month till items picked up and refund back payment. It’s bad experience

Fast and sharp screen. Power cord is long cord without the extra converter weight , just a block at power plug. Its lightweight, lighted keyboard, and as I said, FAST

when i bought it, it was 419$....

The seller got the item sent to us very quickly and in time for Christmas. So far, the laptop appears decent, although I’ll update this review if that changes. It came with 20GB ram rather than the 16GB advertised (yay) but only 238GB hard drive rather than the 256GB advertised (boo). I think they got confused by the way that memory works - the computer has 254,930,128,896 bytes, which may have looked to them as being 255GB but megabytes have 1024 bytes in them rather than 1000 bytes, so it’s not. Still, it’s more than enough storage for our needs, so I’ll let it go.

I bought this laptop a little over a month ago and since having it 2 keys have popped off just while I was typing and I am unable to pop them back on. They do not look broken, they just wont go back on and it is super frustrating. I reached out to the seller and did not hear back. Has anyone else had a problem with their keys popping off while typing? If so, any feedback on how to reattach them would be greatly appreciated!

First I will say like others have said it does come with 20 gb ram in it. The price isnt to bad and the overall experience of use was alright, but I expected with so much ram that I wouldnt have much issue but I did. I am horrible at closing tabs I will find something and want to check it out later and leave the tab up. A few days of this and I get 10+ tabs up. That is where the issue happens it can not run great with a lot of tabs open. I have a gaming laptop I bought in 2013 that runs way better then it with this. I still would have given the laptop a higher rating but because I wasnt happy with the fact that it couldnt handle one of my main issues I returned it. The problem was they charged me around $100 restocking fee. I think it came out to exactly 20%. I wasnt told there would be a restocking fee and when I called up amazon to find out if I missed something they agreed and sent the company a message. A short bit later I got an email from them saying they were allowed to charge me that, so I called amazon again and asked what was going on. They still agreed with me that I shouldnt have been charged the fee and are trying to deal with it. I almost never do reviews but I felt after this experience if you are on the fence this might help. I am not saying it is a terrible product but I wont buy from the seller again after my experience. If they had been up front about the restocking fee it would have been a bit different but $100 for a $470 laptop( when I bought it that is what it was) is way to much imo

en general buen equipo,lastima que debido a los impuestos y comisiones del banco y la tarjeta salio igual que en tiendas fisicas

Good quality, sometimes have a hard time opening it with its small screen top, but otherwise very good and lightweight laptop for school work and light gaming. Sometimes I do complain though because the screen is specific to certain angles for viewing shows.

Returning it because I dont want to deal with trying to fix the BSOD anymore with suggestions from the web. But I do like the this particular Asus Vivo Book model, size and overall performance (when the BSOD doesnt occur - that is) as well as the prompt arrival of my original order so Im reordering it and giving it another go. Will definitely update my rating of this product in the near future based on the new order from the same seller.