I was looking for a relatively inexpensive laptop to do some light work. This one fits the bill. My first time with the Snapdragon processor and so far, it's pretty decent. The laptop is lightweight, has exceptional battery lift (I'm testing that now), and seems to handle most of what I need it to do. Printer drivers wouldn't install, but there was a work around for that. I'd have preferred more RAM and HDD drive space, but I know that would have increased the price. Audio is very nice. Graphics are good, but I'm not doing high end gaming. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase and would consider it again when the time comes.
I’ve been using the ASUS Vivobook 14 for a few weeks now, and honestly. It’s light, easy to carry around, and starts up fast, which I really appreciate when I’m ready to use it. The screen is nice and clear, and the keyboard feels comfortable to type on — I’ve used it for emails, schoolwork, streaming, and just regular browsing, and it handles it all without slowing down. Definitely happy with it so far! The only bad thing is that the ARM chip does not support many games.
My only criticism of my Vivobook is that the battery runs down rather quickly for a new laptop, requiring me to charge it several times a day (even using the smart charge feature). This is troubling because it requires me to plug/unplug the cable several times a day and that can't be good for the port.