ASUS VivoBook 15 Thin and Light Laptop, 15.6” FHD, Intel Core i3-8145U CPU, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Windows 10 in S Mode, F512FA-AB34, Slate Gray

Buen equipo para el costo, SSD SATA 3 con buen deseñpeño, arranca rápido, tiene teclado retroiluminado, 8gb aunque la mía con dos memorias a frecuencias distintas que no se activa el doble canal, además en lect5or de huellas y qe se full HD le da buen nivel para el precio, recomendada si no va a jugar ni hacer nada pesado, si la compras en estados unidos y te la traen te sale mucho más barata.

Loved everything about it. I bought it for work purposes, but my boss ended up giving me a work-issued laptop, which rendered this laptop “useless.” However, the more expensive laptop my boss got me is LESS efficient/desirable than this laptop here... I would buy this one again, hands down

Poor display

All the features I wanted at a great price. Shipping 5 days

Hermosa, delgada y super fashion

Pretty nice laptop, fast, lightweight, great appearance, Great product, and quality, recommended 100%.

Love it! I bought it to work from home beside the reviews were good. I’m not computer savvy but it handles my work from home program well. I’m able to plug my headset, an regular keyboard and a second screen onto it. I found that I can work on it w/ multiple programs running from 7am-11am without the charger; so a good 4 hours of battery life... one day I let it go past 11 am and ran out of battery right in the middle or working. I ran and plugged it in and got it back up and running; no biggie.

Not gonna find too many laptops better at this price

My old HP lap tops hard drive died. My new Asus starts and shuts down instantly! Quiet, good looking and light. After almost three weeks I have no complaints. Backlit keys are a greater benefit than I expected. Great value!

I knew in purchasing the laptop Id need to make immediate upgrades. I didnt need the best processor as all my work is done online, but do open multiple taps and email all day long. I added 8 gb RAM and 500 gb SSD, which should be plenty for me, so overall $80 in upgrades that add to the cost of the laptop. Still cheaper than a stronger processor laptop that Id pay $100+ more for and still end up upgrading memory and storage. Boot time is lightning fast and so far everything responds as it should during work. Upgrading was super easy. There is a space for an extra hard drive, but no connector or caddy so those will have to be purchased separately, adding on another $20 to the cost. If you have a hard time finding the right connector and caddy to fit, I purchased the https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PDZ4DGF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1, which ended up fitting fine but the screws are loose holding the drive to the caddy and it is only friction holding it in place in the empty hard drive slot. It is a good tight fit so it is fine for my use, which is mostly work at home, very rarely taking my laptop out of the home to work away. Overall I spent around $450 for a decent processor and plenty of memory and storage.