Asus ZenBook UX434 (14-Inch, 2019) Series

New and improved ScreenPad is easier to use;ScreenPad is big and ultra-responsive;Blue and gold design stands out from the pack

ScreenPad still eats into the battery;Low colour gamut scores will put off pro creatives

Strong integrated graphics performance ; Light and portable ; Touchpad becomes a numpad ; 1W screen option

No audio jack ; No fingerprint sensor ; Not-great webcam

The newest ZenBook 14 is a decent portable laptop with a new Tiger Lake processor. I tested the $1,099 configuration, which includes Intel’s Core i7-1165G7 with Xe integrated graphics, 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage, a 67Wh battery, and a 1920 x 1080...

Quirky ScreenPad trackpad adds creative control ; Tiny bezel surrounds the screen ; Good array of connections

ScreenPad gets hot in use ; Battery limited compared to ZenBook standard models ; Not ultra-high resolution

The Pro for when on the go. The new 14-inch Asus mixes power with a trackpad that doubles down as a secondary screen. It's a creative solution for a specific audience.

Compact, lightweight and robust ; Minimal screen bezels ; Innovative ScreenPad/touchpad combo ; Good speakers ; Discrete Nvidia GPU

Reflective main screen ; ScreenPad drains the battery

Looks premium ; Good specs ; Bezel-free display ; Military-grade build ; Satisfying performance

Can be expensive ; Does not support USB Type-C charging ; Hinge quality isn’t up to the mark ; No Thunderbolt support ; Does not have a finger-print sensor or webcam cover

Great specifications ; Good performance ; Discrete graphics ; Meets MIL-STD-810 standards ; Attractive price ; Wi-Fi 6 support ; Full-size USB-A and HDMI ports

No Thunderbolt 3 port ; No USB-C charging ; ScreenPad 2.0 is gimmicky ; Below average battery life

Its keyboard is backlit and great for typing;Edges innovation with its ScreenPad and ErgoLift hinge;Its display has decent maximum brightness and doesn’t use PWM to adjust the brightness, whatsoever;Wide color coverage and accurate color representation...

Lack of Type-C charging and Thunderbolt connectivity;No RAM upgradability post-purchase;Hot air is blown directly at the screen

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Lo ScreenPad 2.0 è più fluido e meno granuloso dello ScreenPad 1.0;ScreenPad unico è utile per il multi-tasking;elevato rapporto schermo/corpo; design compatto;buone prestazioni della CPU;telaio e cover rigide;Fotocamera a infrarossi;no PWM

leggera curva di apprendimento per utilizzare lo ScreenPad in modo efficiente;GeForce MX250 più lenta da10 W invece di 25 W;USB-C non supporta DisplayPort;lo ScreenPad è ancora un po' sgranato;non può ricaricare il laptop via USB-C;RAM o WLAN non...