Blazing performance but troublesome numeric keypad
on April 22, 2025
Posted by: MB in MA
Frequency of use:Daily
Verified Purchase:Yes
I've only had the machine for a few days. I was very pleasantly surprised that when I brought up the new machine while my old ASUS PC was also running. The new one found the old one and offered to migrate a bunch of things. (I don't remember the specific scope.) I agreed to it. The process brought over a bunch of stuff like Chrome bookmarks and even some of my apps. All auto-magically. And this PC is DRAMATICALLY faster than my old one.
I have a few disappointments with the keyboard, though. The location of the zero on the numeric keypad on my old PC is the decimal point on this one. I'll probably get used to that with enough usage. What is turning out to be troublesome is that the only way I've found to access the HOME and END functions is to turn off NumLock, use the function and then turn NumLock back on. Not exactly convenient.
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Screen broke in less than a week from a gentle move
Response from https://www.asus.comBy Chantae, CLM, July 23, 2025
Dear Kayla V,
We’re sorry to hear that your ASUS M1607KA laptop screen was damaged so soon after purchase. This is certainly not the experience we want our customers to have. To further investigate this problem or to obtain assistance with getting the laptop repaired, we recommend contacting our support team directly at https://www.asus.com/us/support/CallUs.
We stand behind our products and continuously strive to improve our products and processes to achieve customer service excellence. For more information, email us at customerloyalty@asus.com and include the case number "N2507027466-0001" as a reference. We will do our best to resolve your case quickly. Your feedback is very important to us and enables us to improve our support channels. Thank you for choosing ASUS.
Best Regards, Chantae ASUS Customer Loyalty US Support
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I received a “new” laptop and someone kept remoting into my “new” PC. I had to manually uninstall Remote Desktop from my PC and it’s only been about a week and a half there’s NO telling what else is on my “new” PC that I’m unaware of
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