Asus ZenBook Flip UX463 (14-Inch, 2020)

Compact 2-in-1 design with 14-inch screen ; Ryzen 7 processor faster than similarly priced peers ; Good port selection and a 512GB SSD ; Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth

Too much chassis flex on and around keyboard ; Lacks a standout design element or feature to separate it from the pack

The Asus VivoBook Flip 14 does a lot right for a convertible laptop, delivering top performance in its price tier, but its build and feature set fall behind some less expensive alternatives.

Lightweight ; Solid design ; Plenty of connectivity ports

Average battery life ; Dull display ; Hinge is stiff

Dim screen ; Drastic performance reduction on battery ; RAM may feel inadequate

Looking at the overall proposition, the Vivobook Flip 14 seems to promise a lot of things, but you should really tame your expectations down a bit. It’s perfect for everyday use at school or for regular office work, and even some light gaming. But...

Its keyboard is backlit and great for typing;ErgoLift and ScreenPad 2.0 boost its versatility;Its display has decent maximum brightness and doesn’t use PWM to adjust the brightness, whatsoever;Wide color coverage);Supports PCIe x4 SSDs, WiFi 6...

Lacks a Thunderbolt connector;No RAM upgradability post-purchase