Asus Zenbook S14: The Return Of Intel

With a sleek, ultra-slim design, the Zenbook S14 is not just about looks—it's packed with performance. The Intel Core Ultra 7 brings next-level efficiency, lightning-fast speeds, 48 TOPS of NPU performance and seamless multitasking for everything from creative tasks to productivity. Whether you’re working, gaming, or streaming, this laptop is designed to handle it all with ease.

💻 Key Features:

Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, one of the first Lunar Lake chips
Stunning 14" OLED display for vivid visuals and accurate colors
Ultra-portable and lightweight design, perfect for on-the-go professionals
Long-lasting battery life for all-day performance
Advanced cooling system for optimized performance without overheating
Get ready for a laptop experience that's out of this world! 🌕

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[mariussm]

What I liked the most, is the fact that you don't hear the fans at all while you gamed. Damnnnn

[mariogorilla]

it's good but it's too expensive. If it was like 300-400$ cheaper then it would be phenomenal!

[westfield]

A little disappointed in the lack of improvement in performance. I’m hoping the desktop cpu is much more impressive than the current 14th gen cpus.

[fullerfit]

U could bring a 20000 mah power bank and get about 36 hours of straight playback. Thats crazy

[spe]

I just bought this in ponder blue. It's my first super light laptop and it's AMAZING!

[akin]

Now that the Macbook Air is losing its battery life dominance, it will have to compensate in other ways. Maybe add more RAM, return a Type A port, or add a Type C adapter in the box.

[thenubianspeaks]

You neglected to mention a very important issues. The heat, and fan noise. I can't understand why reviewers look over this issue. which for me is a deal breaker. Do like hot laptops with roaring fans when on max power. And you did not also mention the power degradation on Battery, which is what i like so much about apple silicon devices. Maybe you should write down what you want to cover in your videos so you don't end of leaving out very important aspects that affect user satisfaction. I am reluctantly giving u a thumb up, but I will not subcribe until you improve your coverage of important issues on the devices you review. Also, one other thing. Do a comparison with the new nitel Quadcomm procesors with arm, which apparently have very good thermals and fan noise, and great battery life. and hardly any power degradation on battery.

[lituptech]

Good Stuff from Sir Thunde E.. ( I'm not sure I spelt that Correct). Anyways, It's always good to see you back with another video man... Subscribe

[everettwinterlast]

Does anyone know when macbooks will no longer have a notch on the display? I really like how the display on this Zenbook looks with no notch even with small bezels.
I heard macbook is getting OLED in 2026 so mabye by then the screen will look good by not having the notch?

[rcolaco]

Do you think the 14inch screen is too small for doing things like coding?

[AgentZeroNine]

"Who the hell uses office tools"

Either comment bait or just typical out of touch YouTuber nonsense.

Edit: Totally missed the 16 hours of office use part.

[ronshaz]

Mind it the reviewers will hardly tell you about the full-spectrum of its downsides. While aesthetically it's a master-class one especially with the white version that I have, it's basically unsuable for longer period of time/for daily use. Been using it for the last couple of days--edges are super super sharp, literally uncomfortable for daily use. Keyboard is VERY STIFF--again practicality/usability of this laptop is in serious question. Nothing justifies the $1600+ price-tag. Will return. You have been warned.

[curio]

they priced this wrong. my 500$ thinkbook 16 with 6 core zen 3 7530u processor score 8550 on cinebench r23. the only difference is it can game at 30fps while this can at 60fps. batterylife about the same.
this should be a whole 400$ cheaper.

[raminpro]

7500 multicore. cinebench r23 = very very week cpu