Waiting for Steam Deck to get OLED panels. All non-clamshell foldable phones currently available STILL have garbage internal aspect ratios. 😑 Galaxy Flex S is what a foldable device SHOULD BE.
It's very futuristic indeed, but I was thinking if Asus will give this the "ROG treatment" meaning a dGPU and the gamer-y style, like they did with the zenbook duo counterpart.
@@DanKaschel i think it's a great form factor, technically similar size as sffpc but comes together with bigger than average monitor. the only problem imo is the storage, 1tb surely not enough for most gamers but that's easily upgradable and at this price point shouldnt be a problem for someone that buys it lol
Very interesting concept and great execution of it by Asus. The points of possible improvements would be better igpu (like amd's 680m impossible to implement here since it's made with collab with intel so we have to wait for intel to make better igpus), LTE/5G connectivity and anti-reflection coating layer for outdoor usage.
I know that the target audience isn't gamers but imo the xg mobile port should be extended to more than just rog laptops, I mean would be incredible if this one could have an external powerful gpu
Did not know about the Intel connection. Is that for all Zenbooks or just this foldable? Too bad because a) an AMD apu would provide a minimal level of gaming and other gpu dependent support and b) it would provide a nice battery life boost. Iris graphics for $3500 is just a no-go in every way for me. Seems like it's relegated to not much more than Office apps and streaming duty. As @Kiyotaka said, the xg port would have unlocked the ability to really utilize that oled hdr screen. Maybe next gen.
A variation of this is where I thought laptops would go with foldable screen technology. I still think it makes more sense to have a "base" for CPU/GPU, storage, etc with a screen that attaches via some kind of connector so the screen could be taller & wider than the base.
I started my digital nomad life few months ago. It's seems good to carry in a backpack instead of a common 17" laptop. But, I want a gamer laptop, so that won't do it for now. But still, a very interesting concept. A foldable screen is very nice. I hope they continue improving this idea in further models.
Imagine ARM will be a standard and making these laptops would be possible without complicated and big coolers. Really thin but powerful and efficient as Apple's ARM based computers.
This would be absolutely dope as my working laptop. It needs to be portable (check) and I don’t like external monitors so the 17.3 inch format will be ideal
First gen tech so as usual I recommend extreme caution. Also 30K cycles is NOT many. Depending on how active your lifestyle is, it's not at all unlikely that you might open and close this thing a few dozen times a day. Not to mention it's 30K cycles under lab conditions; IRL you may be applying force unevenly or slamming it shut in a hurry or whatever, expending "more than 1 cycle's worth of lifetime" each time. If you are buying this thing, be mentally prepared that it might end up in a landfill in just five years.
Way better than the Lenovo thinkpad fold. I guess being able to carry around such a large screen in smallish package would definitely sell to the right customer.
Now that is a real neat piece of hardware. I don't think it would be the right laptop for me, but I can definitely see this being useful for some specific crowd of people out there.
They could have backlit the keys by making it slightly transparent behind each key and then using the OLED to light the holes up. They could actually have software based per-key backlights.
I miss the good old days when everyone was trying to innovate. The acer triton 900. the first zephyrus from asus... Or lenovo and the non gamerish looking legion with the legion 730. Good ol days... This kind of laptops gives me faith also last year i loved the zenbook 14 with 2 screens i had a duo 15se but seeing those dual screen models as part of the Asus family made me feel good. Finally a model that didn't remain as a concept.
Please review the Asus tuf dash f15 2022, I heard its definitely much stronger than the 2021 one but the colour performance on the 144 FHD version is not great
ASUS is very imaginative these days. So much so that I wonder if they could give support or even have spare parts for all these models. Apart from that, if it had an external GPU like the Z13, it would be a "must have" if you can afford it.
acer ezel pro and surface products also have those options. I am having the sb3 and this is really 3 in one product. I can use that as a full size tablet, use as a content creating machine or a laptop with a decent gpu for most of gaming. The only thing is that you need a front cooler fan for the cpu and the cpu itself could be better - otherwise great products from acer and microsoft also
3:25 and thanks to glossy coating. Please mention that too. You keep mentioning matte advantages when talking about Matte but keep ignoring glossy screen advantages. Glossy IPS looks night and day better than matte, a great example is in Dave2D comparison of glossy vs matte.
What happened to the Lenovo foldable? It had the first "hybrid architecture" Intel chip that tanked the whole thing. This Asus one looks exactly like that one.
It never happened becoz windows arm and Qualcomm processor weren't ready back then. But now with progress being shown at windows arm 64 bit emulation of x86 apps, and quite the performance boost Qualcomm is getting on their flagship ARM processor, it's actually prime time for Lenovo to bring back the foldable laptop they helped created back then.
Speak of the devil. Lenovo just announced today that they are releasing 2nd gen of the foldable. I know the first gen foldable was meant for windows arm, so it's kinda surprising seeing Lenovo returning to the folding monitor laptop market.
Thanks a lot for your presentation It is one of the best presentation indeed. How often to we need to change the keyboard?? And can the keyboard be changed by connecting the cable throughout USB or Type-C port?
My Q is can we get such foldable touch screen only As a monitor. Can any company made a foldable touch monitor. With windows and mother board storage cpu and ram it cost too much. Good thing is laptop has 5200 mhz ram.
this thing should have a monitor input, so that it can still be used as a portable monitor when it becomes obsolete as a laptop. Having soldered ram and no decent GPU it will become obsolete pretty fast I'm afraid, while portable monitors can be useful for much more years , specially if they have so much quality and portability as this one.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M Yes Lenovo have a nice one, but this one could be much more portable as it is foldable. However without a monitor input port it is too expensive for lasting as much as a couple of years of light use before programmed obsolescence kicks in. 16Gb RAM and iGPU is now smartphone territory, it is not enough for serious Windows applications. I wonder what are they thinking when they design these super expensive "Windows light" devices. For common tasks Android is perfectly enough. When people need a big brother OS like Windows it is mainly for using big applications, productivity or AAA games. Not for email, web, and watching videos. This device is born obsolete or close to it, a lost opportunity. This is a great display with amputated inputs in exchange for windows bloatware . It is an aberration like if you get a next gen laser projector, add smart tv apps to it but then remove the input ports in exchange. Nobody asked for this.
It's a nice one. If I am rich, this is something I will buy for my parents. For me, personal use, no. I am good with the traditional 15-17" gaming laptop.
Sure you can, is thunderbolt 4, I was really hoping @JarrodsTech would do some benchmarks with a 3080, I suspect the U processor will be a big bottleneck, but still curious how many FPS it can get on popular games
I probably won't get this, but mostly because I'm not sure what use cases I'd get this for. Maybe if they turn it into a secondary display I'd see some use out of it. I think this is mostly for people who got some noticeable use cases or just wanted an awesome future tech. Otherwise, an awesome product only stagnated by your imagination.
Imagine for editing video, color grading or things like that you can have sliders, color shell, timeline ect on one screen and interact with it, it will be way easier than mouse and keyboard shortcut Same for music production, directly having slider, knob and directly on your computer is so useful We don’t have the software part yet but this is definitely the futur of pc
You wouldn't be saying that if you had a Motorola Razr 5G like my friend does. His PLASTIC foldable display is STILL working flawlessly with ZERO damage. 😎👍 I'm a Samsung fan and yet I'm contemplating on buying the 2022 Motorola Razr as my secondary phone.
Missed latencymon, a game example even though there no dgpu, objective speaker critique, and objective experience when putting this under load. Still a great video! I’m just spoiled on your non-sponsored laptop reviews. :)
It's kinda sad that.... Despite the huge ass display, we can't use the machine as dedicated display. As in, have the monitor being used as display input for console or other computer. It would have made the whole setup more versatile and somewhat futureproofing.
I honestly think that such a formfactor is best suited with an AMD CPU. Not only will the one fan be better at cooling the CPU, but battery life will be improved especially with the low 76 WATT battery in addition to possibly less heat. Intel chips are just better off with laptops that have more robust cooling systems
@@msp5138 It was mostly an issue with MSI laptops, the hinges get really stiff after about two years and the metal in the hinges is fine but it slowly starts to cause cracks around the areas the hinges are connected to, and eventually they just break off. Probably why they advertised all new and improved hinges in their recent laptop designs First was an alienware M15 which had the hinge in the middle and the whole thing snapped off after about three years and also broke the screen, but after getting a replacement screen and just taping it together it worked fine till the motherboard failed. Then GE62's left side snapped at the lid about three years in but I just taped it back together and my dad has been using it just fine since. Then my GE75 snapped on the left side on the lid which caused the screen to also fail. Luckily its two year warranty had a month left and they repaired it and sent it back, but then 2 weeks ago, 7 months after getting it back the hinge snapped again but this time inside the base, so I decided to fix it properly and learned how to plastic weld using a butane hotknife and my 3d printer filament, and its been fine since and I'll probably just repair it myself from now on.
Hey Jarrod, i was looking for legion 7i gen 2022 benchmark game test but unfortunately cannot find and it was for 3 month from last video. Is it's going to be released soon?
After the cool factor has worn of I kind of see foldables like the whole 3d TV hype of the 2000s. foldables have a similar problems of been stupidly expensive to not really solve a problem and have the added benefit of been fragile
I think the moving towards only having USB-C as charging port on notebooks is a big failure. Why the hell would i sacrifice a USB port for no good reason? Just put a pin charger if you are so worried about space.
Hello Jarrod, thank you for your videos, im in the market for a new laptop, should get a legion 5 or the asus tuf f15? both in i7 and 3060 configuration.
Watching this on the z fold 4. Lol I'm just worried about the price is all. Going to be well over $2,500. Just wish they gave a date to when they will announce a price. This would be great for video content and basic computing. Wish they did this with gaming specs close to the z13 but we will all see if it's worth it.
It's nice concept but not worth buying now, I would say having thinner bezels without reducing size to end up having larger screen will be even more impressive, resolution seemed fine for a laptop but needs 120hz + more hardware power for a this size of Laptop.
You like the design or not, but Asus tries to innovate several times per year. I praise them for that.
You have to give Asus props for innovation. No other mfg is doing as much with designs as they are.
this looks like a larger version of the Lenovo Fold.
What about Apple!
@@efabiano82 bruh
@@Suckmabalzz I'm just trolling, Apple is dogshit
Seriously!!!
I would guess they are not making money doing innovative new stuff like this
*Samsung Galaxy Z Flip left the group.*
Too different devices for different people
Wdym? This is the Z Flip for giants
Legit got a z flip ad before watching this vid
This is definitely interesting. But might be a "wait a few gens" like Steam Deck and Galaxy Fold.
Waiting for Steam Deck to get OLED panels.
All non-clamshell foldable phones currently available STILL have garbage internal aspect ratios. 😑
Galaxy Flex S is what a foldable device SHOULD BE.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M I thought the ratio on the galaxy fold 3 looked pretty good
It's very futuristic indeed, but I was thinking if Asus will give this the "ROG treatment" meaning a dGPU and the gamer-y style, like they did with the zenbook duo counterpart.
Hopefully not. It would be a really bad form factor for it.
@@DanKaschel i think it's a great form factor, technically similar size as sffpc but comes together with bigger than average monitor. the only problem imo is the storage, 1tb surely not enough for most gamers but that's easily upgradable and at this price point shouldnt be a problem for someone that buys it lol
Welcome to another episode of
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Very interesting concept and great execution of it by Asus. The points of possible improvements would be better igpu (like amd's 680m impossible to implement here since it's made with collab with intel so we have to wait for intel to make better igpus), LTE/5G connectivity and anti-reflection coating layer for outdoor usage.
Yeah I could see LTE/5G useful for the sort of person using this. I'll be happy with the keyboard powered on the main device 😁
@@JarrodsTech ^ yeah definitely that too.
I know that the target audience isn't gamers but imo the xg mobile port should be extended to more than just rog laptops, I mean would be incredible if this one could have an external powerful gpu
@@kiyotaka2026 Indeed, imho asus's egpu is actually more useful for laptops like this one or zenbook s13 olded.
Did not know about the Intel connection. Is that for all Zenbooks or just this foldable? Too bad because a) an AMD apu would provide a minimal level of gaming and other gpu dependent support and b) it would provide a nice battery life boost. Iris graphics for $3500 is just a no-go in every way for me. Seems like it's relegated to not much more than Office apps and streaming duty. As @Kiyotaka said, the xg port would have unlocked the ability to really utilize that oled hdr screen. Maybe next gen.
great, now we need such a screen in a gaming laptop! Imagine a 15 inch laptop unfolding to a size of a desktop monitor!
No thank you. This is a 60hz screen. OLED is welcomed for gaming, not that slow 60hz refresh rate.
@@kokaboba true 😌
@@kokaboba How about something in the middle with 120/144hz
@@fleurdewin7958 I was talking about the unfolding part, not the refresh rate. Obviously they would make refresh rate higher for gaming models
@@kokaboba Nobody makes TN anymore lol
A variation of this is where I thought laptops would go with foldable screen technology. I still think it makes more sense to have a "base" for CPU/GPU, storage, etc with a screen that attaches via some kind of connector so the screen could be taller & wider than the base.
+1
Glad you're getting more laptops sent, more entertaining reviews for us to watch.
my first tought when i saw foldable screen was that they should put it in portable screens for itx computers but i guess this is close enough
I started my digital nomad life few months ago. It's seems good to carry in a backpack instead of a common 17" laptop. But, I want a gamer laptop, so that won't do it for now.
But still, a very interesting concept. A foldable screen is very nice. I hope they continue improving this idea in further models.
Imagine ARM will be a standard and making these laptops would be possible without complicated and big coolers.
Really thin but powerful and efficient as Apple's ARM based computers.
And we could call them "tablets"
Big portable Oled screen that's also a full windows pc?? Awesome!
But the price: ouch... Thank you for sharing with us
This would be absolutely dope as my working laptop. It needs to be portable (check) and I don’t like external monitors so the 17.3 inch format will be ideal
First gen tech so as usual I recommend extreme caution. Also 30K cycles is NOT many. Depending on how active your lifestyle is, it's not at all unlikely that you might open and close this thing a few dozen times a day. Not to mention it's 30K cycles under lab conditions; IRL you may be applying force unevenly or slamming it shut in a hurry or whatever, expending "more than 1 cycle's worth of lifetime" each time. If you are buying this thing, be mentally prepared that it might end up in a landfill in just five years.
I am sure people debating on whether to buy it or not are going to read this and listen to your recommendations....
The design is CRAZY! This is what I call In The Search Of Incredible.
This is a great work by Asus
Kudos ❤️❣️🔥
I cant wait to finally get my hands on this laptop. Ive only been waiting 7 damn months.
Add keyboard backlighting, simultaneous keyboard and screen charge with one cable, and a higher refresh on the screen and I would consider it.
Way better than the Lenovo thinkpad fold. I guess being able to carry around such a large screen in smallish package would definitely sell to the right customer.
Now that is a real neat piece of hardware. I don't think it would be the right laptop for me, but I can definitely see this being useful for some specific crowd of people out there.
That could be very good design, and idea in general if well made
They could have backlit the keys by making it slightly transparent behind each key and then using the OLED to light the holes up. They could actually have software based per-key backlights.
That crease is clean af
Asus is way better than any other company for laptops
I miss the good old days when everyone was trying to innovate. The acer triton 900. the first zephyrus from asus... Or lenovo and the non gamerish looking legion with the legion 730. Good ol days... This kind of laptops gives me faith also last year i loved the zenbook 14 with 2 screens i had a duo 15se but seeing those dual screen models as part of the Asus family made me feel good. Finally a model that didn't remain as a concept.
Jarrod when is your legion 7i gen 7 review coming out?
For me the best thing about this device is the 4:3 aspect ratio! Hope they bring this aspect ratio to their vivobook line in the future.
4:3 is outdated.
please do a review on the asus tuf f15 2022
Please review the Asus tuf dash f15 2022, I heard its definitely much stronger than the 2021 one but the colour performance on the 144 FHD version is not great
love these awesome laptop reviews, this laptop is so beautiful
ASUS is very imaginative these days. So much so that I wonder if they could give support or even have spare parts for all these models. Apart from that, if it had an external GPU like the Z13, it would be a "must have" if you can afford it.
acer ezel pro and surface products also have those options.
I am having the sb3 and this is really 3 in one product. I can use that as a full size tablet, use as a content creating machine or a laptop with a decent gpu for most of gaming.
The only thing is that you need a front cooler fan for the cpu and the cpu itself could be better - otherwise great products from acer and microsoft also
Crazy thing!
ASUS as usual pretty innovative.
I would've bought this if it was a gaming laptop.
3:25 and thanks to glossy coating. Please mention that too. You keep mentioning matte advantages when talking about Matte but keep ignoring glossy screen advantages. Glossy IPS looks night and day better than matte, a great example is in Dave2D comparison of glossy vs matte.
THIS^^^
This is the portability dream.
my only complaint is the bezels look kinda... like it's a test model or something. just not refined looking bezels at all.
Agreed.
It reminded me of Lenovo's prototype of the X1 Fold that was shown on Unbox Therapy's channel. 😂
Not having Wacom EMR stylus support is a massive missed opportunity IMO.
Legion 7i gen 7 full review coming when Jarrod???
I'm most surprised by the fact that you could open it up to see/replace the internals.
would love to get a comparison with the thinkpad X fold, since that one is a second generaton device as opposed to this
Looking forward to the Egpu benchmarks!
I don't really want one, but I have to admit it's pretty cool.
What happened to the Lenovo foldable? It had the first "hybrid architecture" Intel chip that tanked the whole thing. This Asus one looks exactly like that one.
It never happened becoz windows arm and Qualcomm processor weren't ready back then. But now with progress being shown at windows arm 64 bit emulation of x86 apps, and quite the performance boost Qualcomm is getting on their flagship ARM processor, it's actually prime time for Lenovo to bring back the foldable laptop they helped created back then.
Speak of the devil. Lenovo just announced today that they are releasing 2nd gen of the foldable. I know the first gen foldable was meant for windows arm, so it's kinda surprising seeing Lenovo returning to the folding monitor laptop market.
Wooow this tech is out of this world!!
Please review Tuf F17 2022 with i7-12700h rtx 3060
That's like perfect for my wife, though maybe in few year when the technology will become cheaper.
Thanks a lot for your presentation
It is one of the best presentation indeed.
How often to we need to change the keyboard?? And can the keyboard be changed by connecting the cable throughout USB or Type-C port?
This is the futur of laptop for sure
My Q is can we get such foldable touch screen only As a monitor.
Can any company made a foldable touch monitor.
With windows and mother board storage cpu and ram it cost too much.
Good thing is laptop has 5200 mhz ram.
Looks so amazing but too expensive
this thing should have a monitor input, so that it can still be used as a portable monitor when it becomes obsolete as a laptop. Having soldered ram and no decent GPU it will become obsolete pretty fast I'm afraid, while portable monitors can be useful for much more years , specially if they have so much quality and portability as this one.
Lenovo has an Android tablet with a Mini HDMI input port.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M Yes Lenovo have a nice one, but this one could be much more portable as it is foldable. However without a monitor input port it is too expensive for lasting as much as a couple of years of light use before programmed obsolescence kicks in. 16Gb RAM and iGPU is now smartphone territory, it is not enough for serious Windows applications. I wonder what are they thinking when they design these super expensive "Windows light" devices. For common tasks Android is perfectly enough. When people need a big brother OS like Windows it is mainly for using big applications, productivity or AAA games. Not for email, web, and watching videos. This device is born obsolete or close to it, a lost opportunity. This is a great display with amputated inputs in exchange for windows bloatware . It is an aberration like if you get a next gen laser projector, add smart tv apps to it but then remove the input ports in exchange. Nobody asked for this.
It's a nice one.
If I am rich, this is something I will buy for my parents.
For me, personal use, no.
I am good with the traditional 15-17" gaming laptop.
Very interesting , also really looking forward to your legion 7 gen 7 review
working on it.
Looks pretty versatile...probably best for a student though maybe not priced in that range....I'm intrigued
Can you connect an egpu through thunderbolt on this laptop
Sure you can, is thunderbolt 4, I was really hoping @JarrodsTech would do some benchmarks with a 3080, I suspect the U processor will be a big bottleneck, but still curious how many FPS it can get on popular games
I probably won't get this, but mostly because I'm not sure what use cases I'd get this for. Maybe if they turn it into a secondary display I'd see some use out of it. I think this is mostly for people who got some noticeable use cases or just wanted an awesome future tech. Otherwise, an awesome product only stagnated by your imagination.
Imagine for editing video, color grading or things like that you can have sliders, color shell, timeline ect on one screen and interact with it, it will be way easier than mouse and keyboard shortcut
Same for music production, directly having slider, knob and directly on your computer is so useful
We don’t have the software part yet but this is definitely the futur of pc
After having multiple foldable phone fail there is absolutely no way I would ever buy another foldable....
You wouldn't be saying that if you had a Motorola Razr 5G like my friend does.
His PLASTIC foldable display is STILL working flawlessly with ZERO damage. 😎👍
I'm a Samsung fan and yet I'm contemplating on buying the 2022 Motorola Razr as my secondary phone.
Missed latencymon, a game example even though there no dgpu, objective speaker critique, and objective experience when putting this under load.
Still a great video! I’m just spoiled on your non-sponsored laptop reviews. :)
when cpu board and battery gone to mini/micro size, its all about screen
I like how he doesn't do gaming benchmarks bc it sucks at it
It's kinda sad that.... Despite the huge ass display, we can't use the machine as dedicated display. As in, have the monitor being used as display input for console or other computer. It would have made the whole setup more versatile and somewhat futureproofing.
Even Lenovo's Android tablet has a Mini HDMI input port. 😂
Lenovo is the most reliable laptop company, but asus higher end laptops comes close and are by far the most experimental and innovative imo.
I'd definitely consider this if theyade a version with a higher refresh rate, and thunderbolt support
Since it’s got Thunderbolt, would the Aorus RTX 4090 be compatible to pair it with?
Why do people keep calling this innovative? This is just a new Thinkpad x1 fold.
THIS^^^^^
Combine this with the z13 gaming performance at a minimum and I'd be buying it right now
I was hoping you would attach an eGPU and game on it so we can watch how it perform on games. A missed opportunity.
Still waiting for the Legion 7i gen 7 (2022) review, it's been 4 months now :(
I like so much of Asus laptop, but one thing i hate is the tiny arrow layout. i would not mind reducing the right shift for normal arrows.
When these get thin, they'll take off like crazy.
You spelled "When these get much cheaper" wrong.
😂😂😂
@@PSYCHOV3N0M Yeah, that too. Well, that first I'd say.
Will definitely watch this type of device for future use. It is way out of affordability.
14:3 aspect ratio?? 🤔
Hey Jarrod , Which laptop according to you would be a great option at 2130$
I honestly think that such a formfactor is best suited with an AMD CPU. Not only will the one fan be better at cooling the CPU, but battery life will be improved especially with the low 76 WATT battery in addition to possibly less heat. Intel chips are just better off with laptops that have more robust cooling systems
wow
innovative ASUS
i think, 24 inch fold into 14 inch laptop isn't far away
This is mind blowing. Thanks for the review!
Glad you liked it!
considering every single laptop i have ever owned has died due to the hinges failing i dont think i could get something like this
Well stop buying MacBooks...lol Also, I have never heard anyone complain about hinges on their laptops failing.
@@msp5138 It was mostly an issue with MSI laptops, the hinges get really stiff after about two years and the metal in the hinges is fine but it slowly starts to cause cracks around the areas the hinges are connected to, and eventually they just break off. Probably why they advertised all new and improved hinges in their recent laptop designs
First was an alienware M15 which had the hinge in the middle and the whole thing snapped off after about three years and also broke the screen, but after getting a replacement screen and just taping it together it worked fine till the motherboard failed.
Then GE62's left side snapped at the lid about three years in but I just taped it back together and my dad has been using it just fine since.
Then my GE75 snapped on the left side on the lid which caused the screen to also fail. Luckily its two year warranty had a month left and they repaired it and sent it back, but then 2 weeks ago, 7 months after getting it back the hinge snapped again but this time inside the base, so I decided to fix it properly and learned how to plastic weld using a butane hotknife and my 3d printer filament, and its been fine since and I'll probably just repair it myself from now on.
@@spartanfoxie My 2013 Asus Windows 8.1 laptop with a dual core Intel CELERON (😂😂😂) processor is still working flawlessly (hinge, etc).
@@spartanfoxie Never tried a MSI laptop so don't know what they are like...
Just the beginning
What about Linux support for the bendable screen, tho?
If I had to pick one laptop for studying, this would definitely be the one. Unfortunately I don't have 3k to spend x)
Wait for a price drop lol.
Hey Jarrod, i was looking for legion 7i gen 2022 benchmark game test but unfortunately cannot find and it was for 3 month from last video. Is it's going to be released soon?
After the cool factor has worn of I kind of see foldables like the whole 3d TV hype of the 2000s. foldables have a similar problems of been stupidly expensive to not really solve a problem and have the added benefit of been fragile
I wish the F17 got this screen quality 😕 playing games looks like minecraft
The only thing I don't like is the thick bezzels
They are kinda necessary for anything tablety, to give you somewhere to hold it.
please ............ asus rog flow x16 benchmark 🤩🤩🤩
No pen/stylus? That would've been awesome!
Imagine Having a Galaxy Z Fold + This
🔥🔥 Combo
Z Fold series STILL has garbage aspect ratios on both displays.
😂😂😂
Galaxy Flex S is what a foldable device SHOULD BE.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M imagine Commenting Shit on Samsung in every channel. Go Get a Life
Now if somehow a laptop rtx 3080 were put here it’d be perfect
I think the moving towards only having USB-C as charging port on notebooks is a big failure. Why the hell would i sacrifice a USB port for no good reason? Just put a pin charger if you are so worried about space.
I really like Asus's laptop lineup, too bad I can't buy any with the new amd CPUs in Italy at all, bit they are being advertised
So it's a 17" laptop wich 17" screen you can't fully exploit while using it in, well, laptop mode working on a train/bus?
Can this processor with Iris run non demanding games like dota2?
Hello Jarrod, thank you for your videos, im in the market for a new laptop, should get a legion 5 or the asus tuf f15? both in i7 and 3060 configuration.
getting one for ps1 and ps2 emulation
Watching this on the z fold 4. Lol I'm just worried about the price is all. Going to be well over $2,500. Just wish they gave a date to when they will announce a price. This would be great for video content and basic computing. Wish they did this with gaming specs close to the z13 but we will all see if it's worth it.
It's nice concept but not worth buying now, I would say having thinner bezels without reducing size to end up having larger screen will be even more impressive, resolution seemed fine for a laptop but needs 120hz + more hardware power for a this size of Laptop.
Also the build quality looks very bad, it just looks very janky