ASUS Laptop Zenbook 14 OLED UX3402VA 14.0″ 2.8K 90Hz
ASUS Laptop Zenbook 14 OLED UX3402VA 14.0″ 2.8K 90Hz Touchscreen OLED Laptop (Intel i5-1340P, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 11) Intel EVO Certified
Thoughtful design
We go the extra mile to give you a more effortless and joyful experience, at work or play. Pressing F9 toggles the mic on or off, and the F10 key controls the webcam shield. The fingerprint sensor integrated into the power button allows easy and secure one-touch login.
Powerfully productive
Whatever you need to do, Zenbook 14 OLED is primed and ready, featuring all the multitasking power of the latest Intel Core i5 Processor combined with 16 GB RAM and Intel Iris Xe graphics. Ultrafast PCIe 4.0 x4 SSDs take care of your storage needs.
Break the sound barrier
For unrivaled audio quality, Zenbook 14 OLED has a Dolby Atmos stereo sound system that’s certified by the audio experts at Harman Kardon. It delivers powerful, immersive sound that’s crystal-clear, with the multi-dimensional soundscape of Dolby Atmos. It immerses you in your favorite entertainment with sound that moves all around you with breathtaking realism in music, movies and TV.
| Weight: | 1.39 kg |
| Dimensions: | 31.36 x 1.69 x 22.06 cm; 1.39 Kilograms |
| Brand: | ASUS |
| Model: | UX3402VA#B0BMW4M83Z |
| Colour: | Ponder Blue |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | ASUS |
| Dimensions: | 31.36 x 1.69 x 22.06 cm; 1.39 Kilograms |
The ASUS Zenbook is fantastic. I couldn’t be happier with the speed and performance. It boots up really fast (faster than my Chromebook) and gets me to work right away. It is very thin and light, yet feels really solid when typing on it. I am finding it has enough memory and processing power to run several things at once with no noticeable loss of speed. The screen looks great when streaming videos.
Overall, an amazing laptop for the money.
I bought the wrong laptop but when i tried this one, it was great, this was the first time I was getting an OLED and it was great, i use this item for my university course, and it suits well, the CPU is great for running loads of chrome tabs and visual studio code at the same time, fast response and the fingerprint ID is great on the laptop, the touchscreen was something I didn’t read about but it brilliant to have when you want to slowly scroll down for reading purposes or drawing. I would recommend this cheap laptop for all people that want to code and have a cheap laptop which isn’t too expensive compared to the high end models or the new Apple m3 chips
The screen is stunning, I must say that watching films and tv on the 2880×1800 OLED display is a treat and the colour accuracy is fantastic. Additionally, the touchscreen is highly responsive and saves me a significant amount of time when compared to using the trackpad.
Why did I choose this one? First off I am no way an expert so it was just a kind of chance having read too many reviews, but the screen and overall performance did it…and I am not disappointed. OK the battery life may not be the best but I sit next to a plug at home most of the time and does not worry me.
Performance does what I need and probably could do more, it seems to be a solid work horse with back light keys a bonus, I only play little games online but did not buy it for gaming.
I was somewhat disappointed it did not come with the number keys on the pad and was going to send it back (pictures clearly show on description) but I did not as have gotten over it and it still does a good enough job without.
I would recommend buying one as the screen display is impressive and touch screen, but tbh hardly ever use the touch screen, I think if folded back all the way, then yes definitely but it only lays flat.
The Zenbook for what I use it for is perfect.
Out of the box this laptop comes with Windows 11 (aka the new “vista”) which I’m not a fan of, the laptop felt slow and the fans would kick in very often. My assumptions are :
– windows and Asus had a lot of updates pending
– something might be wrong with the build Asus deployed
– Asus’s software act as bloatware
I suggest you do the following:
– run the Asus software and update the BIOS
– after updating the BIOS, do a windows “refresh” without “saving your files” so you basically wipe all the bloatware Asus installed and you are left with a “clean” windows. Google “windows 11 how to factory default” and you will find instructions on how to do this.
Note : thumbs down for microshit for removing the option (during the initial set-up) to create a local account and forcing users to use an online “microsoft account”
For me, because I want to learn more linux, the laptop is happily running Ubuntu.
The fans never kick in as the CPU is doing close to nothing, battery lasts about 5h I would estimate.
Note: this laptop has Atmos sound, there is a issue with the drives on linux – as in they don’t work. There might be a solution but it looked fairly complex. Not an issue for me as I connect my Bluetooth headset and that works absolutely fine. So no sound on the speakers but Bluetooth sound work fine.
This is a problem only for linux, windows drivers work just fine
Don’t expect the battery to last very long on a laptop with OLED screen.
On that note – the OLED screen is gorgeous, 100% worth spending more on such a screen. It took me about a day to get used to it but I love it!
I use this laptop for studying, youtube/twitch so the screen really makes these a good experience.
Don’t expect to be playing AAA games on this , the laptop has no dedicated graphics.
I have run Darkest Dungeon on it without problems and I bet other games without high spec needs might run fine.
But am I mad, not really, I’m happy enough with it and I’m really pleased with it.
Even at current price of 799 this is worth the money. Perfect for browsing, streaming, office, education, light gaming and coding (I use Visual Studio).
It’s a 12 core CPU so no performance issues at all.
Runs some older games…e.g. Dying Light quite well but it does get hot and fans are a bit noisy under load. I didn’t buy it for gaming so not an issue but nice to know it’s able to play older games well.
As others have said the touchpad does not include the illuminated numeric keyboard but I also have a Zenbook Pro Duo 15″ with the numeric keypad and I never use it so not a deal breaker for me but should be removed from the images on Amazon.
The 90hz OLED display is very nice and can be configured to run at 60hz under battery power.
The laptop is also very light and portable and battery life seems to last for ages too.
If this turns out to be reliable then it’ll be very to beat.