ASUS ZenBook UX534 Ultra HD 15.6 Inch 4K Laptop (Intel i7-10510U, NVIDIA GTX 1650 4 GB Graphics, 512 GB PCI-e SSD + 32 GB Intel Optane Memory, 16 GB RAM, ScreenPad, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10)

Bought the computer for my sister who is going to study photography and stuff... The graphic card is awesome as well as the new 10th gen intel chip that is focused on graphic performance rather than speed per core. The screen is super bright and as far as I am concerned is super accurate.The second screen is a bit unfunctional as it can't be zoomed, but support lots of apps, or you can just run it as second screen (but it's very small)Battery life for 15.6 device is amazing, without running some heavy process could last more than 12-13 hours, however when you running something or actually working it's getting somewhere between 4 and 6It's a great device, nothing wrong so far

Despite it being £200 less than when bought it last week, I'm still happy with it. Great screen, everything fast though I'm still getting used to the keyboard which is a touch more compressed than my Thinkpad X1 Carbon which this replaces. The screenpad has not been used as (1) I can't read it at the fine angle presented and (2) I need different reading glasses to see it as I'm 60-something and wear reading glasses to compute, possibly a point the young boffins didn't think of... No fan noise issues; battery life seems fine; in general very happy.

After 2-3 months of using- Battery gets out of charge in about an hour- The picture quality it's amazing but the on the edges of the screen appears some white "shadows"- Weak processor- the biggest part that disappointed me, it's dying even when in chrome I have opened around 10-12 tabs at the same time.So I've paid over a £1000 for a laptop that I can't normally use(

A good overall laptop. Aesthetically very nice. GPU performance is what you’d expect. Great for ad-hoc gaming - especially good with older titles or new ones at low/medium settings. The battery was faulty on mine and I was only able to charge it intermittently.Also, you can only use the screen on the touch pad with a mouse effectively otherwise you’ll be switching between modes. If you’re looking for gaming or content creation laptop I’d suggest something a little beefier like the Lenovo Legion i7.

Worth every penny, looks fabulous and is upto anything you can throw at it, I was looking for a photo editing machine and expecting to spend a few thousand for a workstation style laptop, but bought this thinking it'll be a nice laptop for the home, but it's turned out to be a workhorse, I'm not much into video but this laptop is upto more than anything I would need to do, the 17 inch may have been my original plan but the 15inch is an easy compromise that is no real compromise at all.

I had it fixed under less then one year after it was purchased, and then it broke again. Do not buy! Terrible value

I bought the laptop for business as I’m moving into video production. It was a big investment as I’ve never paid this much for a machine before and I admit to being apprehensive as this laptop is a bit “blingy”.So, first impressions it’s wide and light. As said elsewhere the chassis is a fingerprint magnet but it does look good. The touchpad screen is ok but could have lived without it. It boots up quick and handles everything I’ve thrown at it so far. I’m very happy especially as its now £200 more. The carrying sleeve is a nice touch overall I’m a very happy and relieved purchaser.

A really great laptop, keyboard is very nice to type on, the screen quality is superb - the bezels are so thin and feels very premium. An absolute powerhouse in such a nice aluminium blue chassis... Only slight downside is the laptop has coil whine which can become loud under load.