ASUS ROG Flow Z13 2022 Gaming Laptop Tablet, 13.4” 120Hz FHD+ Display, Black

A bit on the expensive side but if you want a laptablet in a similar vein to a microsoft surface this is the way to go, its just better in every way. Minor complaint is that the keyboard backlight will turn off often and just not come back on until you cycle the keyboard light button... which can be hard to find in dim light without said backlight, and I have not discovered a fix for this in the over a year I have used the device. Another minor complaint is that the speakers, while good quality and loud, fire out of the sides... so they lose a lot of that clarity and volume, and would not be advisable to use in public, like on a plane; Hopefully the future iterations will have forward firing speakers. Big pluses on thermal design, IO, placement of ports and buttons, quality of build and materials, basically everything else. The storage is easily user servicable as well, only needing one screw to remove a plate to access, which is REALLY nice considering its competitors either do not have expandable storage at all, or you have to take the entire (often glued) back panel off, which never goes on quite the same again. Very nice though, look forward to seeing what these devices will look like from asus in a few more years when I need to upgrade.

The laptop works well enough for moderate to light gaming when it does work. Other than that I've had a lot of issues with this laptop that makes me completely regret buying it. The laptop is charged through either the thunberbolt 4(usb-c) or usb-c port on the devices. The charger that came with the laptop would get dangerously hot when in use. After only a few months of use light use, the charger no longer works in the thunderbolt port and only charges through the usb-c port. A few months later the charger completely fails to charge the computer at all. This is a problem because the laptop will restrict performance unless it senses that an OEM charger is connected. Additionally several of my devices have broke by connecting them to the usb-c port. A usb hub even emitted smoke by connecting it to the laptop. Asus's choice to not just use a normal dc power port is horribly and even dangerously implemented. Lastly another annoyance I've encountered is that the detachable keyboard/trackpad will not work 80% of the time when you reconnect it to the laptop.

I recently invested in the ASUS ROG Flow Z13 (2022), and let me tell you, it's a gaming powerhouse that seamlessly combines the versatility of a tablet with the performance of a top-tier gaming laptop. Design and Build Quality: 5/5 The sleek and futuristic design of the ROG Flow Z13 immediately catches the eye. Its build quality is exceptional, with a robust yet lightweight construction that feels premium in hand. The convertible design allows for effortless transitions between laptop and tablet modes, providing the flexibility I need for both gaming and productivity. Display and Graphics: 4.5/5 The high-refresh-rate display delivers buttery-smooth visuals, making every gaming session an immersive experience. The vibrant colors and crisp details are a testament to the device's prowess. The dedicated graphics card ensures that even the most demanding games run flawlessly, pushing the limits of what a portable device can achieve. Performance: 5/5 Powered by a formidable combination of the latest processor and a potent GPU, the ROG Flow Z13 stands out in terms of raw performance. Multitasking is a breeze, and resource-intensive applications run seamlessly. The gaming experience is unparalleled, thanks to the responsive controls and the device's ability to handle graphics-intensive titles with ease. Cooling System: 4.5/5 ASUS's advanced cooling system deserves commendation. Even during prolonged gaming sessions, the laptop maintains optimal temperatures, ensuring peak performance without any noticeable throttling. The quiet operation of the cooling fans adds to the overall user experience. Connectivity and Ports: 5/5 A plethora of ports and connectivity options make the ROG Flow Z13 a versatile device. From USB ports to HDMI and Thunderbolt, it covers all bases. The inclusion of Ethernet for stable online gaming is a thoughtful touch. Battery Life: 4/5 Considering the power packed into this device, the battery life is commendable. While it may not last as long as ultrabooks, it provides sufficient juice for extended gaming sessions or productivity tasks on the go. Audio and Camera: 4/5 The audio quality is impressive, delivering rich and immersive sound. The high-resolution webcam and microphone meet the expectations for video calls and streaming, enhancing the overall multimedia experience. Conclusion: The ASUS ROG Flow Z13 (2022) is a stellar investment for gamers who crave both performance and flexibility. Whether you're conquering virtual realms in laptop mode or enjoying media content in tablet mode, this device delivers on all fronts. While the price may be on the higher side, the sheer power and versatility make it worth every penny for gaming enthusiasts and power users alike. Overall, the ROG Flow Z13 has exceeded my expectations and stands as a testament to ASUS's commitment to delivering cutting-edge gaming technology. Highly recommended!

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This tablet is pretty fast and smooth for what I use it for, which is mostly as a web browser, Rumble, YouTube, Deluge/Torrent, movie player and bible. With that said, if I have a 10+ tabs open, have a VLC player open in the back ground, then open My Sword app, it will load slowly. Basically, every open tab is like a different app, so when you have several tabs open, it just bogs down the system. I notice, when running 1 app with everything else closed it should be pretty smooth and fast. I assume that it will handle playing a game like, howbeit, I personally have not played any games on it. I use this tablet while OTR (over the road), place in a mount in my truck. While driving, I'll play movies, music, pod casts or something and listen to them. I have ran a small audio cable to the radio, put in a 100w cigarette charger for power, and a usb for tethering my phone to tablet for internet. I bought an after market pen that magnetically holds onto the tablet. Pros: 1. You have a PC at your finger tips, which I personally prefer over android tablets or apple tablet. 2. For my uses, it is more than good enough. 3. After 6 months of daily use, it seems to be as fast as it was when I first got it and keeps cool even in the truck with some direct sun light hitting it (I do keep the truck cool, but direct sun light will warm stuff up). 4. Battery is decent, when I turn the brightness down (60-70%) it will last a good 3 movies (so 5 or 6 hours?) - to extend the battery life, I periodically, unplug the charger and run it down til it warns about low battery, charge it up and repeat the process of charge/drain a day or three later. Cons: 1. Price, its nice and all, but the price IMO it is too much. Truth is, we've had this tech out for so long the price should be going down, not always going up UP and UP!!!! - there is simply nothing "NEW" being added, its a cpu, ram, screen, battery, OS, touch screen and wifi/modem as it as always been for 20+ years now. 2. No RAM upgrade slots, with 16 GB RAM, it is limited, especially running on windows - RAM is one of those quick fix/upgrades that boost the PC/Tablet and this is not an option here. 3. Asus didn't provide a s-pen with this Tablet, if I am not mistaken Microsoft does with their surface thing. So YES, i do recommend it, but only if you get it on sale, at the RETAIL price it is not worth it IMO.