Charming Cerulminum finish, Sub-1kg weight appeal, Super-long battery life

Ceramic finish is not that hard-wearing, Mediocre performance for the cash, Mega stamina given the spec

Pure portability bliss for the frequent traveller. But the Asus Zenbook A14’s screen and performance don’t reach the same heights as its portability win, so make sure you make peace with that before buying.

Remarkably light ; 'Ceraluminum' build material is premium ; Solid port selection

No haptic trackpad ; Relatively low resolution display ; Slow 60Hz refresh rate panel

The Asus Zenbook A14 is a thin-and-light Copilot+ PC, powered by the Snapdragon X chipset and outfitted with a unique 'Ceraluminum' exterior material. The Asus Zenbook A14 is a thin-and-light Copilot+ PC, powered by the Snapdragon X chipset and...

Astoundingly lightweight ; Dependable desktop performance meets epic battery life ; OLED screen is very easy on the eyes

Entry-grade Snapdragon CPU has its limits ; Display is only 60Hz ; You pay a premium for maximum portability

An astonishingly lightweight laptop that delivers impressive battery life. There are more potent ultraportables than the Asus Zenbook A14, but few can match it for portability.

Superb ultra-light design ; Vibrant OLED screen ; All day plus battery life ; Comfortable keyboard

Low-end Snapdragon X Plus processor ; Slow integrated GPU

Thin and extremely light ; Comfortable Ceraluminum material ; Solid productivity performance ; Excellent battery life ; Great OLED display ; Attractive price

Lid is too loose ; Only one configuration available

“The Asus Zenbook 14 is remarkably light and incredibly long-lasting.”

Lightest laptop in its category ever. Best battery life we’ve ever seen. Impressive usability. Dead silent.

Bare-bones CPU doesn’t provide impressive performance. Pricier than expected for an erstwhile entry-level laptop.

Incredibly lightweight ; Ceraluminum is impressive ; Mind-blowing battery life

A $600 laptop CPU in a $1,200 machine ; Seriously, this is the slowest Snapdragon X chip ; Ceraluminum feels almost plasticky and hollow

The Asus ZenBook A14 is an incredible proof of concept for how light and long-lasting a laptop can be. But you shouldn’t buy it unless you’re willing to trade performance for an ultralight machine that gets more battery life than you probably need.

stable and robust case;good battery life;accurate color profiles;USB 4.0 & USB-A;very quiet during simple applications;good ClickPad

PWM flickering;RAM can't be expanded;overall poor performance of the Snapdragon X;no Wi-Fi 7 on base model;OLED only at 60 Hz

The new Asus Zenbook A14's focus lies on creating the lowest possible weight and its result of less than one kilogram is impressive for a 14-inch device—especially considering its relatively low entry-level price. Its new Ceraluminum case material also...

Incredibly thin and light without feeling flimsy ; All-day-and-all-night battery life ; OLED display at this price is a nice surprise ; Ample RAM and storage for the price too

Meh performance from Snapdragon X CPU ; Meh mechanical touchpad ; Meh speakers

The Zenbook A14 has a coherent identity: it's a lightweight, aesthetic machine for the modern professional, effortlessly mobile in both form factor and battery life, but trades some raw power for all that endurance. That being said, the Snapdragon X...