ASUS Vivobook S14 M3407HA Metal Laptop | 14.0" WQXGA 2.5K Screen | AMD Ryzen 9 270 | 32GB RAM | 1TB SSD | Backlit UK Keyboard | Windows 11

Given the price point, I can say it is the cheapest ryzen 9, 32GB RAM laptop I could find. Apart from the low price, it's absolutely great. It's snappy, the screen is WQXGA, not WUXGA, so higher resolution than advertised, IR login camera, and big mousepad. I checked the specs and it really is a Ryzen 9 270 CPU with 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD, from Micron. The CPU is still a performant choice and the inbuilt GPU can handle light gaming very easily. I was very pleasantly impressed by the laptop and recommend it at its price point.

couldn't recommend the laptop enough. 32gb ram at 5600mhz, a ryzen 9, 1tb of storage and a 1600p display for £600 is one of the best deals if not the best deals you will find anywhere for a laptop with these specs. Will last me through all of university and is probably the fastest laptop i have ever used.

I am really happy with this laptop and it is my daily driver now. It is snappy for daily tasks and capable of 1080p gaming at low to medium quality. 32 GB of RAM gives a lot of headroom for daily tasks and gaming. It is even sufficient for running lightweight local LLMs. Running CachyOS perfectly without driver issues. However, there are a few things that is a bit disappointing: - The USB C ports are combine ports (PD + DisplayLink + USB) that only supports up to 5gbps (USB 3.0). It is not USB 4 as advertised on the image. That's for the ARM model instead. - The USB C ports are only on the left side, which could be tricky to charge if your power plug is on the right hand side - The screen only supports up to 60Hz

What a fantastic laptop!!!! So i have had multiple laptops since my last laptop just busted and i needed a new one. Tried dell, tried ones with a snapdragon x processor. All of them performed appalling. They would crash upon opening it. All sent back and saw this and opted for it. Wow, exceeds my expectations in every single way. Im someone who has multiple tabs open all the time, whether it be amazon, youtube, twitter etc. This has never performed slow or struggled in terms of speed. The battery is fantastic, i can have it unplugged and lasting 6+ hours easy. I think if i wanted, it would easily last 10+ hours. Never makes noise. Brightness is fantastic. Easy to move around with. The only thing i can possible fault it on is it has no fingerprint scanner. I had that on my old one and made signing in easy but outside of that, this thing is as perfect as it gets.

Great little laptop, can throw anything at it and it doesn't miss a beat. The battery life is great when watching YouTube or say Netflix, but while gaming this does drain it quite quickly. The screen is great and watching movies on it while on the train is ideal as the size a weight are perfect.

Great laptop, excellent specs with the32GB Ram, AMD Ryzen 7 270, 1tb ssd. Runs like a dream, uninstalled all the ASUS stuff that comes on it, changed the power plan as its default is balanced. Decent battery life, number ports for things like HDMI, USB and USB C, great dark grey colour too. Handles all my programming with no hiccups or issues. Would highly recommend for the creative types.

I recently bought this laptop, and since then I cannot stop using it. Annoyingly I got this a day before the prime sale where it reduced by £100, nevertheless it's still worth every penny. Fast processor in the Ryzen 9 270, accompanied with 32GB of RAM makes it a highly powerful machine, especially for the price of it. It loads up in a matter of seconds and even comes with face ID which I did not expect. The battery life is very good, especially on lower power mode it lasts hours upon hours, so if you are a student like myself and have high workloads away from home, this laptop is a great fit. The build quality is also fantastic, being metal its openable with one hand and is sturdy. The screen is the perfect size for portability, and the resolution is 2.5k, 1440p+ which is amazing quality, its very clear. A couple things I would change is the refresh rate. Being capped at 60Hz is fine and is great, but when you are used to higher refresh rates like myself it does look ever so slightly "less smooth", but it is absolutely manageable and not that big a problem. Another thing is the sound from the laptop itself, its good quality but could be doing with slightly louder speakers. This also is manageable as certain software apps such as "FxSound" are available on google and boost the sound rather nicely. But for at home use the sound is fine provided the background noise is not too bad. As I said, just download the software and it is fine. Overall, its a great laptop and I would recommend this to students, personal use and for work.

It is an amazing choice for how much it actually costs