ASUS 2020 VivoBook 15 15.6 Inch FHD 1080P Laptop (AMD Ryzen 3 3200U up to 3.5GHz, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 256GB SSD, AMD Radeon Vega 3, Backlit Keyboard, FP Reader, WiFi, Bluetooth, HDMI, Windows 10) (Grey)

I bought this laptop for college and also used it for games for about a year and a half. I think this is typical with these types of Asus laptops, but it does not cool itself down very well.It's a decently heavy laptop for carrying around campus. For games, it works okay if you run most things at very low settings. For school, it works pretty good, its gotten me through the basics and my intro CS classes.I regret buying it now because I could've gotten something better for the price point I bought it at, but it is what it is.

Great value laptop. Got the Ryzen 3 for longer battery life since this lovely gem won't be gaming. Great for parents and grandparents. Thin, light, well built and nice and snappy. Space for upgrade too.Never had a problem with asus products except when I tried to flash the bios and bricked a laptop. Took the innards and slapped it into a great mini pc. Lesson learned, don't try to update the bios.

The size of the laptop is nice, although adjusting to the number keypad took a little while, since it's not a standard configuration. I've had the laptop for just over 6 months and in that time I've been pretty happy with it. Now, however, the battery suddenly won't hold a charge, so I have to keep it pliugged in all the time to use it - not always convenient. Worse still, it took forever to figure out which battery to put in it. I'm pretty sure I found the right one but I won't know until I tear the laptop apart to remove the battery, since it doesn't just pop in and out like other laptop batteries. It's also $80-$100 to buy the replacement, as opposed to the typical $30-$50 for batteries that are easy to replace. I can do the replacement myself, or if I have trouble with it, I have geek friends and relatives that can help me with it. I wouldn't recommend this laptop to anyone who isn't comfortable removing lots of tiny screws and prying the laptop open, etc.

very light, nice laptop. not sure what a few people are talking about when they say it gets hot! I bought along with this computer a cooling pad to put it on and have not used it yet! Great, fast, light laptop.

My techie son recommended this specific laptop because of AMD Ryzen, value, and lighted keyboard. I do not have the touch screen as I think he said it uses up a lot of memory and if I don't need it, don't get it. Very happy with this laptop. He said some of the newer ones out there are using older technology and will not perform as well as this one.

Limited angle if view and brightnessThe rest is actually quite goodIt is a pity I had to return it due to the screen quality

At first I was excited to finally find a laptop with the name recognition such as ASUS, that went away QUICKLY! Ive had it for a bit over a month and it freezes up on me every other hours, while Im working and it will not allow me to do anything else and forces me to hit the power button to force restart. Thats TERRIBLE when you're writing or anything with data entry, luckily I have option to auto save every few seconds, but that it still unacceptable!! ASUS do better! half the time my finger unlock doesnt even work, im forced to use pin to actually log on to my computers, and its fairly slow. I was running on a lap top over 10 years old and it didnt give me these many problems, the reason I "upgraded" was because older software did not allow me to run these new programs/apps etc. SHAME ON ASUS for selling us this crap. DO NOT BUY!

It's fast and working great. Just wish it came with a DVD drive which this model doesn't