Testseek.co.uk have collected 76 expert reviews of the Asus UX331UN Zenbook 13 - Intel Gen 8 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus UX331UN Zenbook 13 - Intel Gen 8.
January 2018
(82%)
76 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(76%)
458 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
82010076
The editors liked
Compact and light
Good looking and fairly well built
Decent IPS screen
As long as you keep it indoors
Solid hardware configuration and performance
Runs surprisingly cool
Quiet fans with demanding loads
Decent battery life
Sensible pricing
Discrete graphics
Beastly performance
Fast fingerprint sensor
Stellar display
Solid CPU performance
Better than usual entry-level gaming
Competitive battery life
Palm rests stay cool even when it's working hard
Attractive design
Excellent battery life
Great graphics performance for an ultraportable
Great multi-threaded CPU performance for an ultraportable
Thin and light
Good looking (fingerprints aside)
Crisp IPS display
Decent array of ports for the size
Including full-si
The editors didn't like
The keyboard needs time to get used to
No Thunderbolt 3 or fullsize SD cardreader
Gets a downclocked version of the Nvidia MX150 chip
Fan active all the time
Runs hot with gaming and demanding loads
Crappy VGA camera
Dim
Inaccurate non-touch display
Its glossy design attracts fingerprints
Janky touchpad
HDMI port should be USB-C
Shell is a smudge magnet
Fans get quite loud under heavy loads
Some throttling in game performance
Lid
Keyboard deck
And bottom bend under pressure
SATA SSD holds back performance
MicroSD memory cards only
SATA 3 SSD
Not NVMe
Trackpad prone to accidental pointer movement when touch typing
Published: 2018-12-01, Author: James , review by: kitguru.net
Excellent battery life, Great graphics performance for an ultraportable, Great multi-threaded CPU performance for an ultraportable, Thin and light, Good looking (fingerprints aside), Crisp IPS display, Decent array of ports for the size, including full-si
MicroSD memory cards only, SATA 3 SSD, not NVMe, Trackpad prone to accidental pointer movement when touch typing, Keyboard needs getting used to, Chassis lid finish attracts fingerprints
The ASUS ZenBook UX331UN is a phenomenally good ultraportable. It has class-leading battery life when you need it, but also very respectable processor and graphics capabilities when you need those too. It's also extremely light and thin, and it looks grea...
Published: 2018-05-05, Author: Jason , review by: techradar.com
Decent battery life, Fast fingerprint sensor, Stellar display
Janky touchpad, HDMI port should be USB-C, Shell is a smudge magnet
The ZenBook 13 is a competitively priced laptop that offers more than enough power for the casual user and the occasional video editor. It's not going to be enough to get through intense Fortnite rounds, but for the casual gamer it should get by. The supe...
Solid CPU performance, Better than usual entry-level gaming, Competitive battery life, Palm rests stay cool even when it's working hard, Attractive design
Fans get quite loud under heavy loads, Some throttling in game performance, Lid, keyboard deck, and bottom bend under pressure, SATA SSD holds back performance
Yes, if you're looking for a discrete GPU in a thin and light 13.3-inch notebook. If you can live with integrated graphics, however, then there are several other options available that provide better battery life, more robust designs, and more futuristic...
Abstract: Despite being so thin and lightweight, the Zenbook 13 features an 8th-generation Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and a superfast 1TB of SSD storage. It’s a mighty impressive spec for a laptop that’s so portable, so there’s no reason it shouldn’t be a...
compact and light, good looking and fairly well built, decent IPS screen, as long as you keep it indoors, solid hardware configuration and performance, runs surprisingly cool, quiet fans with demanding loads, decent battery life
the keyboard needs time to get used to, no Thunderbolt 3 or fullsize SD cardreader, gets a downclocked version of the Nvidia MX150 chip, fan active all the time, runs hot with gaming and demanding loads, crappy VGA camera
The Zenbook UX331UN feels like a safe bet if you're in the market for a light and compact notebook with a good screen, good keyboard and the hardware to handle everyday tasks, but also gaming and more demanding loads when needed. But although there's noth...
With a size smaller than an A4 paper, ASUS ZenBook 13 offers a powerful performance that is higher than our expectation. However due to its compact size, it heats up quickly and this leads to a scaled-down performance while gaming.As a conclusion, ZenBook...
Lightweight design, Gorgeous display, Latest hardware, Great keyboard
Touchpad becomes unresponsive quite often, Speakers at the bottom offer muted sound, Lacks dedicated graphics card, Photos by Raj Rout, Facebook Comments, ShareTweet
The ASUS ZenBook 13 UX331 is a no-frills laptop for those who want a lightweight option that works for the boardroom or binge-watching TV shows. Granted, it doesn't have any fancy features like a touchscreen, 2-in-1 functionality or a dedicated GPU for th...
Premium style and build quality, Includes case and Ethernet adapters, USBC, HDMI, and SD card ports, Quadcore i5 CPU, Dedicated NVIDIA graphics
Display isn't bright, The lid is a glossy fingerprint magnet, Downwardfiring speakers lack in volume and quality, Limited availability
When I reviewed the ZenBook 3 Deluxe I was happy to declare it an almost faultless Ultrabook. The UX331 is a little harder to categorize, since it's in a price bracket below that, but it offers mostly the same great experience for less money.The processor...
Thin and light, Discrete Nvidia GPU, Fingerprint scanner, Allday battery life
Flimsy lid, No touchscreen or rotating screen
The ZenBook 13 is a conventional laptop, so 2-in-1 hybrid fans need not apply. The build leaves a little to be desired, with noticeable flex in both the lid and keyboard, although the latter should only trouble particularly heavy-handed typists.Discre...
