Vivobook 16 M1605YA-ES52

i am dual booting linux mint cinnamon and windows 11. Works great so far. I did need to get my windows recovery key after installing linux but everything is working after I did that. I got it it for school and is able to run IDEs and docker. I can also play valorant on it. I would recommend it to others!

I used to be a diehard Dell fan. My last Dell Laptop was too flimsy and kept having issues. And Dell would not resolve the major issues (known monitor hinge failure on that model, keyboard repeatedly failed). And the last work issued Dell was disappointing. So far this laptop has exceeded my expectations (after Dell lowered mine). It doesn't have the "polish" of the expensive business class laptops, but it does exactly what I paid to do... to be a portable computer which works when and how I expect it to work. Thank you ASUS, I would recommend this to anyone

Over all, very good product. Somewhat disappointed with sound quality, but it is Bluetooth equipped so using headphones or ear buds is recommended.

Got for my husband for his bday to record his music . Jes only had it for two months and broke the screen so there's that. But other than his clumsiness the computer is great for what he needed it for.

Ok I did upgrade it as soon as I bought it with 2tb and another 8ram which was still way cheaper then buying one with that already. But that being said it was a really good laptop before the upgrade with a nice size screen. Does what I want fast with no lag issues even before upgrade. Only issue I have is the material the case is made of seems to get dirty from fingerprints and hard to clean off but other then that no issues. Just remember if your buying for hard gaming this is not what you want. Even with the upgrades there really is no way to upgrade graphics card since it's integrated into mother board.

Was surprised with the weight and speed for the price. Great for everyday use and light gaming.

I've had it for about a year. Has worked perfectly. I'm a very heavy user, and I recommend this laptop. The only tiny issue is that the speakers are not loud enough. But that's my problem because I like blasting my music at maximum volume when I'm alone.

It was a good computer, but less than 2 years in, the SSD has died. The warranty is only one year, so I get to either spend $85 for diagnosis and then whatever else, or get an SSD and try it. A spinning hard disk would have lasted longer than this. I would really expect for the money to not have problems for at least 3-4 years.