Laptop

Early last year, I got my hands on the ROG Flow X13. That was - and still is - one of my favorite laptops ever. It's compact and has a convertible form factor yet comes with powerful specs so that I can play high-end games on it at a high refresh rate on its 13-inch screen.

Recently, we talked about the ASUS Zenbook Pro 14 Duo OLED UX8402. That laptop is using the company's iconic dual-screen design and that laptop is also the first to make use of the new AAS Ultra hinge - which is literally a dual-hinge design.

Today's laptop is something special that I think more people need to pay attention to. This is the ASUS ZenBook S 13 OLED UM5302 that is equipped with the latest AMD Ryzen 6000 series chip. Some of you might see this and think hey - this looks awfully familiar with another laptop that we reviewed recently and call it "near perfect" - the ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED UX5402.

Running Windows on an ARM-based machine had been a thing since the release of Windows 8 and the Microsoft Surface RT. Fast forward to today, we first reviewed one more Windows laptop that is powered by a Snapdragon chip more than a year ago - and today is the second laptop running a Snapdragon chipset.

If you're interested in this video... Then lemme tell you this - the ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED UX3402 that we have here, isn't that much different from the Zenbook 14X OLED Space Edition UX5401 that we have reviewed recently. There are a few differences, though - and that is what makes this laptop a more logical purchase compared to the Space Edition.

If you're looking for a laptop that looks amazing while having a great screen, then the ASUS Zenbook 14X OLED Space Edition UX5401 is surely a laptop that should be at the top of your list. This laptop brings a few specialties to the table - and as the name suggests, this is a special edition laptop. However, it is not a limited edition. There's no need to scalp this laptop.

I've been very vocal with my love for Chromebooks in past videos on this channel. I believe that Chromebooks are amazing - and this ASUS Chromebook Flip CX5400FM is one of the reasons why.

This is our review of the Dell Inspiron 16 Plus laptop. It's still using an 11th Gen Intel processor since the 12th Gen ones are... I think on the horizon, but they're nowhere to be seen as of now. However, we'll flip the script for this review as we'll share our final verdict in the introduction.

When Apple first announced the first ARM-based chip called Apple Silicon, codenamed the M1, I was surprised. The performance it offered was supremely amazing. Fast forward for another year, Apple then released the new generation of MacBook Pro. This new generation of MacBook Pro is what I'll consider being the first real MacBook "Pro" laptop - made for professionals.