Know what you mean - it's hard to go back from 120Hz. But I suspect a lot of buyers won't notice (or mind) the difference.
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@@Thetechchap Putting a 60hz screen on a computer like this is crazy! Even though I like this laptop very much, I don't want to buy it because it doesn't have a screen refresh rate of 120hz or higher.
damn, they got it right when you unboxed it, it has that premium feeling -- they adopt the simplistic design language, so light and cozy screen size for office works and even entertainment too... with 900 dollars, oh yeah, really nice...
It's impressive how light it is. And battery life is on another level. Not bad, but in my opinion Windows does not allow its full potential to be exploited.
1080p makes it a no go instantly. It's not fine for dealing with text. For watching videos or playing games, sure. But not for text or any sort of productivity. Forget multitasking or having windows side by side. Everything will need to be bigger in order to be visible and it will always feel cramped. I love the look of this laptop though. Really nailed it. Love the weight and prefer the grey colour. The design looks amazing and that's really rare, in my opinion.
With the S14 going at 1750 with a 3k OLED panel and the A14 going at 1000 with FHD (back to the future vibes) the macbook air 13 m3 feels like a steal at 1500 eurs for a 2k liquid retina display. Love the ARM windows change thou well over time for it to happen.
First. 2k is not what you think. It is 2048x1080. Second. Liquid retina is just a marketing name for LCD. If you feel that 1500 EUR is a steal for a 60Hz IPS panel in 2025...well, you should go back to the future.
Wow! Beating Macbook Air battery by a landscape is huge. it was totally unthinkable a year ago. And than 1kg is fantadtic for travelling with lowcost companies.
Magnesium alloy often feels like plastic. Because of this, the LG Grams have often been accused of being flimsy and lacking stiffness. But the tech is improving. I handled the Magicbook Art 14 which also uses magnesium alloy and is under 1kg like this A14 and it felt pretty solid with little flex.
Put a Lunar Lake Chip on this, and it will have a better battery life. Asus used a much more efficient component inside this chassis to achieve this battery life.
Just saw a video from another source claiming it's 0.87 kg. This video says 0.899 kg. Asus website states 0.98 kg (2.16 lbs) for the Zenbook A14 (UX3407). To the touch you properly wouldn't tell the difference but I'm genuinely interested as to the variances. This video says the 0.899 kg is China specific, any idea why?
The lighter model is China only and has a much lower battery capacity meaning the heavier version gets 50% more SOT. The LG Gram has existed for years at around this weight so this is more marketing than anything original--all these are sponsored overviews, basically ten minute ads. Take that into account and wait for unsponsored reviews if any come. These are to help creators kick start the year with some well-deserved income.
It's really something that I have been looking for in a laptop to carry around everywhere. Very decent performance, extremely light weight and Crazy good battery life, but thing to remember it's 60hz (that's a big downside for me). If they could have provided with a 120hz and a brighter screen, I would have loved to get one. Some small nitpicks for me, I think these thin and light laptops should have a sd card reader for quick memory expansion. And a fingerprint scanner would have been nice (maybe integrated with the power button). The future for ARM based windows laptop looks crazy good.
Agree that the ARM-based Win future looks bright. 60Hz is understandable on this class of machine, even though it's hard to go back from 120Hz once you've tried it
@Thetechchap I already have a gaming laptop Asus Tuf A15(which acts as both my work+leisure PC), paired with a MSI MAG251RX 240hz monitor. I was thinking to build a PC for my Gaming and for work I was thinking to get a thin&light laptop. 14" is the perfect size for me paired with light weight, hence was very excited for this. But, sadly the display would feel very laggy for me. All my devices are atleast 120hz.
It's that Win 11 models usually do better than MBA with 90/120Hz screens for similar money - so I've come to expect that as a benefit of Win 11 machines more generally (it's not to give a pass to the MBA at all)
this will be a very viable alternative to Thinkpad X1 Nano as the sub 1kg laptop, as that one costs a fortune and this one does not! the only downside is the 60hz screen and the snapdragon, which i dont mind as all i do is webrowsing / document / netflix,etc
I know there have to be some compromises for weight, cost and battery life but I'd love if it were higher resolution and refresh rate touchscreen. If only the S14 was this weight (and price 😂).
Looking at Asus, it's honestly quite remarkable what they're able to make and ship, it's their shady business practices that you ought to look out for.
The quoted SOT is only for video playback with volume off, low brightness, low-power mode, no other apps, and backlit keyboard off. Very unrealistic. I have tested all X Elite laptops and their battery runtimes are no where near true if you do more than simply watch videos. I would say about half for light tasks multitasking, and half again for medium to heavy loads. Tested against my MB Air 15 doing the same stuff, my Mac lasts 40% longer. This device is using an even weaker GPU, and that is why there are no benchmarks, and that will likely sip battery as it is weak--but it may struggle to run 4K video so be warned. Also, this is IPS, and 60hz which saves battery.,
I have no idea why anyone would buy this with the Zenbook S16 priced for less with AMD and better in every regard though a bit heavier. The S16 is currently £1499 with 3K OLED, 81 TOPS, 1TB/32GB, 6 speakers, AMD AI 9 HX, Radeon 890M, etc. If you are going for the higher spec version of the A14 get the S16 and thank me later, but if you want the cheapest model then look around as X Elite laptops are getting heavy discounts due to poor sales, and refurbs are cheaper still. For example I got an XPS 13, 32GB/1TB which is a premium model for £900 with three years warranty. Also, remember that there are still issues with lack of support for WOA machines and many people are returning them because of this. Also, the GPU on the A14 base model is weak so that may be a deal-breaker. And remember the quoted battery runtime are based on video playback on the cheapest /weakest model.
@@Thetechchap Yeah I have a hunch since it's lighter and is carrying less of its own weight , the flex should be less noticeable in real world. (Like the main use case where one notices flex is is when picking it up with one hand).
Photoshop is well optimised for Snapdragon. There are still apps that do not run natively or at all, and pro apps like Premier Pro still do not work at all well compared to say a similar priced M3 MB Air (M4 coming next month).
my worries about this is the performe of processor and how much suppourt by programe on windows ..which means it`s x64 or 86 build ..so i have some worries about that
Qualcomm should reduce the price of their x elite chips as they are far from perfect, and especially after Intel's release of lunar lake. Laptop manufacturers should also know that Qualcomm chips based laptops should not exceed a thousand dollars.
@@Thetechchap That's a new one for me I'll admit, I never even imagined it. Hands up to you Sir. My point though is Qualcomm fails to understand that they need to be more competitive price wise, because right now their product is inferior. Maybe it will change with the second gen, but until the issues of arm chips are fixed, they need to be more affordable. I would never choose Snapdragon over Lunar Lake when i can have as good a performance, and even better battery life on Intel chips and no support issues. Thank you! And Love your content btw 🙂
@Thetechchap Overall, when a brand doesn't have access to government subsidies by making or assembling their products in Brazil, they'll get higher taxes. Some brands, such as Samsung and Lenovo, get some benefits, yet according to the model, it's still pricy. 🥲
See, you can make a thin and light laptop and still include HDMI and USB A. Unlike other fruity brands which when pointed out, its fans said there is no use for 😅
it is a dealbreaker not having a touchscreen on this light laptop . imagine if u want to take it to bed and not be able to use it through touch. Not all people favor touchpad and it will be a disappointment to be necessary to bring the mouse with u all the time.
This is a first look at a product a lot of people will be interested in. It's not a full review, it can't be until I'm allowed to benchmark it and make comparisons.
@Thetechchap i understand that perfectly. The problem i have is that usually YTubers love to hype everything until.the next year they say how bad it was after all.
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LET'S TRY THIS AGAIN! ... thank you Premiere Pro for exporting my first video in VR 😥
DaVinci Resolve FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ha thought my RUclips app was bugging
@@DragonKingGaav As a DaVinci Resolve editor I agree
Bruv when is this available?
But can try dell xps 16 inch
32gb ram, good cpu, light, seems like a lovely machine for most People, nice vídeo
no soft.
Good cpu??
@@y_u_no_like ye?
@@y_u_no_like
b-but can it run crys-..
Ah never mind
Just the cpu
So technically lighter than Air.
significantly!
just poor materials and construction.
@@nnnnnn3647 do you've held one.
@@nnnnnn3647 its better materials & more premium
@@nnnnnn3647apple fanboys cannot comprehend other companies doing better than apple
That's a really appealing laptop! Hoping the snapdragon X chip will improve over time for more light gaming support.
Yeah me too. Only thing that's more limited on this.
So u can't do even light gaming?
@@dhruv20a lot of games don’t support arm as of yet so you have to run through translation which hinders performance quite a bit
I cant live without the 120 refresh rate, using the Zenbook oled 120. Very happy
Know what you mean - it's hard to go back from 120Hz. But I suspect a lot of buyers won't notice (or mind) the difference.
@@Thetechchap Putting a 60hz screen on a computer like this is crazy! Even though I like this laptop very much, I don't want to buy it because it doesn't have a screen refresh rate of 120hz or higher.
damn, they got it right when you unboxed it, it has that premium feeling -- they adopt the simplistic design language, so light and cozy screen size for office works and even entertainment too...
with 900 dollars, oh yeah, really nice...
Glad you like it!
It's impressive how light it is. And battery life is on another level.
Not bad, but in my opinion Windows does not allow its full potential to be exploited.
Yeah it's very impressive overall. And you could always put some form of Linux on ARM on it.
@@Thetechchap will there be a intel or and version?
@@Thetechchap Why would you torture yourself with Linux? People bitch about Windows as a daily OS, but Linux is far worse.
Linux nowadays is way better and way more stable than anything Microshit has to offer
@@HTHAMMACK1No it is isn't. It's a dream come true.
1080p makes it a no go instantly. It's not fine for dealing with text. For watching videos or playing games, sure. But not for text or any sort of productivity. Forget multitasking or having windows side by side. Everything will need to be bigger in order to be visible and it will always feel cramped. I love the look of this laptop though. Really nailed it. Love the weight and prefer the grey colour. The design looks amazing and that's really rare, in my opinion.
Glad to inform you... There is a 3K 120hrz option 🎉
On a 14 inch screen it's easy to have multiple windows open
Business idea: a firm that focuses on bringing indictments to RUclipsrs that don't mention if the video is sponsored or where they got the item/items
The lightest zenbook was zenbook 3 ux390, it was 0,91kg.
I always love watching ur videos, ur videos always in very prestine very high definition 4k resolution compares to others even MHKBD and DV2 vidoes.
Thanks! Always try for best quality I can!
I think the OLED model doesn't have the plastic screen borders.
Just subscribed because of the detail tou went into around the hinge and fine details like screen edge. You rock man!!
Thanks! The hinge is pretty amazing on this, actually!
The battery really is something else.
1:33 don't worry, great review of the hinge Tom! More people should focus on the hinges since it's the first thing you see and feel on a laptop.
With the S14 going at 1750 with a 3k OLED panel and the A14 going at 1000 with FHD (back to the future vibes) the macbook air 13 m3 feels like a steal at 1500 eurs for a 2k liquid retina display. Love the ARM windows change thou well over time for it to happen.
First. 2k is not what you think. It is 2048x1080. Second. Liquid retina is just a marketing name for LCD. If you feel that 1500 EUR is a steal for a 60Hz IPS panel in 2025...well, you should go back to the future.
@@bmakszim Oh right mac book is actually 2.5k even better.
Wow! Beating Macbook Air battery by a landscape is huge. it was totally unthinkable a year ago. And than 1kg is fantadtic for travelling with lowcost companies.
Just by replacing aluminium with magnisium
Weight reduced drastically
All the brands can do that easily
Hopefully means more, lighter laptops
Magnesium alloy often feels like plastic. Because of this, the LG Grams have often been accused of being flimsy and lacking stiffness. But the tech is improving. I handled the Magicbook Art 14 which also uses magnesium alloy and is under 1kg like this A14 and it felt pretty solid with little flex.
Put a Lunar Lake Chip on this, and it will have a better battery life. Asus used a much more efficient component inside this chassis to achieve this battery life.
No, this cpu is more efficient
what happened to the redesign on the top? Last years' models with the zoomed in logo on the lid looked better!
I actually like the new one much better, nice and clean.
Subjective, I guess!
Seems like a very good everyday laptop for people who dont play video games.
Just saw a video from another source claiming it's 0.87 kg.
This video says 0.899 kg.
Asus website states 0.98 kg (2.16 lbs) for the Zenbook A14 (UX3407).
To the touch you properly wouldn't tell the difference but I'm genuinely interested as to the variances. This video says the 0.899 kg is China specific, any idea why?
48wh and 70wh batteries variants, but they all weigh under 1kg.
The lighter model is China only and has a much lower battery capacity meaning the heavier version gets 50% more SOT. The LG Gram has existed for years at around this weight so this is more marketing than anything original--all these are sponsored overviews, basically ten minute ads. Take that into account and wait for unsponsored reviews if any come. These are to help creators kick start the year with some well-deserved income.
As the other's have said, this is a first look. The two one-pager specs for worldwide and Asia/Pacific versions in the vid shows the main differences.
The weight and battery makes this so appealing. I know we can’t have everything however I wish the screen specs were better.
Know what you mean - but it feels like a pretty complete package for the price
It's really something that I have been looking for in a laptop to carry around everywhere. Very decent performance, extremely light weight and Crazy good battery life, but thing to remember it's 60hz (that's a big downside for me). If they could have provided with a 120hz and a brighter screen, I would have loved to get one. Some small nitpicks for me, I think these thin and light laptops should have a sd card reader for quick memory expansion. And a fingerprint scanner would have been nice (maybe integrated with the power button). The future for ARM based windows laptop looks crazy good.
Agree that the ARM-based Win future looks bright. 60Hz is understandable on this class of machine, even though it's hard to go back from 120Hz once you've tried it
@Thetechchap I already have a gaming laptop Asus Tuf A15(which acts as both my work+leisure PC), paired with a MSI MAG251RX 240hz monitor. I was thinking to build a PC for my Gaming and for work I was thinking to get a thin&light laptop. 14" is the perfect size for me paired with light weight, hence was very excited for this. But, sadly the display would feel very laggy for me. All my devices are atleast 120hz.
Complaining about the 60Hz screen on Asus, but fully accepting the 60Hz on Macbook Air, come on man.....
It's that Win 11 models usually do better than MBA with 90/120Hz screens for similar money - so I've come to expect that as a benefit of Win 11 machines more generally (it's not to give a pass to the MBA at all)
That keyboard looks perfect
Very nice laptop, but a bit expensive for me right now, i wait for the sale.
Thank you for making this video and review
No problem! Definitely one to watch if you're in the market
this will be a very viable alternative to Thinkpad X1 Nano as the sub 1kg laptop, as that one costs a fortune and this one does not! the only downside is the 60hz screen and the snapdragon, which i dont mind as all i do is webrowsing / document / netflix,etc
Hi, is the display glossy or matte?
I know there have to be some compromises for weight, cost and battery life but I'd love if it were higher resolution and refresh rate touchscreen. If only the S14 was this weight (and price 😂).
Looking at Asus, it's honestly quite remarkable what they're able to make and ship, it's their shady business practices that you ought to look out for.
Agreed! Maybe it'll on the cards for the 2026 version.
Should have kept the VR version for the Vision Pro users
haha - very niche audience
Even vision pro users watch normal videos 😅
that battery life is crazy good!!
it's SO good!
No it is not.4 h max and pls don‘t spread lies if u r not paid to do so.
@@lastsamuraial Would you care to explain how he inaccurately represented its battery life then?
The quoted SOT is only for video playback with volume off, low brightness, low-power mode, no other apps, and backlit keyboard off. Very unrealistic. I have tested all X Elite laptops and their battery runtimes are no where near true if you do more than simply watch videos. I would say about half for light tasks multitasking, and half again for medium to heavy loads. Tested against my MB Air 15 doing the same stuff, my Mac lasts 40% longer. This device is using an even weaker GPU, and that is why there are no benchmarks, and that will likely sip battery as it is weak--but it may struggle to run 4K video so be warned. Also, this is IPS, and 60hz which saves battery.,
@@andyH_EnglandIm sorry, oled is using less power compared to ips
I'd gladly pay $300 more for this to have a super premium screen on it
Interesting thought. Hopefully we get something like that eventually.
for sure. it's almost on its own in terms of a laptop with a good design on the windows side. Then just massively let down by the unusable display.
Is it available in Indian market?
Thanks for the review, that is a really appealing laptop.
Cheers! Yeah, it's a fantastic little machine
Non è disponibile?? Ma quando esce in italia?
Add touchscreen and 180 or 360 degree hinge and u got perfect daily.
Knowing Asus - they'll probably make a version like that
The Asus Zenbook S 14 with Intel Lunar Lake was excellent. Outside of multi-core performance, I don't see how this new laptop can add extra value.
S 14 is great - as you say, Lunar Lake transformed that. This lasts longer battery-wise, and it's lighter (probably better option for students)
Is the touchpad capacitive or normal physical? And is the screen touch?
Can you please review the Matebook X Pro?! Love to see how it compares..
Yes! Will get one soon hopefully - like those machines a lot
There an option in Asus's website for a 3K 120hz for this laptop...
Why no RUclipsr mentioned anything about it?!
I have no idea why anyone would buy this with the Zenbook S16 priced for less with AMD and better in every regard though a bit heavier. The S16 is currently £1499 with 3K OLED, 81 TOPS, 1TB/32GB, 6 speakers, AMD AI 9 HX, Radeon 890M, etc.
If you are going for the higher spec version of the A14 get the S16 and thank me later, but if you want the cheapest model then look around as X Elite laptops are getting heavy discounts due to poor sales, and refurbs are cheaper still. For example I got an XPS 13, 32GB/1TB which is a premium model for £900 with three years warranty. Also, remember that there are still issues with lack of support for WOA machines and many people are returning them because of this. Also, the GPU on the A14 base model is weak so that may be a deal-breaker. And remember the quoted battery runtime are based on video playback on the cheapest /weakest model.
Battery life weight smaller size newer
Cool! Now this video isn’t VR anymore! I’ll watch it the second time. VR was actually pretty funny.
Yeah - might have uploaded this as VR by mistake!
It's possible to change windows to a linux distro ?
I'd imagine so - plenty of Linux on ARM options (but haven't tried myself - probably should).
This is real killer MacBook Air 13😮
This is a killer laptop, I'm starting to regret ordering the m4 macbook pro
I doubt you'll be disappointed in the MBP! But this is fantastic for the money
Can always return your laptop. I did with a MacBook M1 I ordered two years ago.
Perfect laptop for people who only does word, web browsing etc. Crazy long battery and super light
My thoughts exactly!
Since getting the Samsung Galaxy Book pro 860gram, I can NEVER go back to 1500 gram or higher laptops again.
Asus Rog Strix Scar 16? When?
Liiike?
i'll have a vid for you tomorrow!
Which one is better samsung galaxy book 5 pro vs microsoft surface laptop 7 ?
Looked interesting until Snapdragon part...
Will suit some people just fine (less so for games or heavy native x86 apps)
wow that thing looks flexy. But hey I guess that's the tradeoff to get that light.
It does look fleet for sure! The MacBook Air isint at all 🤷♂️ seems like decent value though
It's not as solid as an all-aluminium build, but it's still pretty good.
@@Thetechchap Yeah I have a hunch since it's lighter and is carrying less of its own weight , the flex should be less noticeable in real world. (Like the main use case where one notices flex is is when picking it up with one hand).
They could provide anintegrated numpad in touchpad, that's a great miss...
You can take off the blue protective film from the kitchen scale
I like it just the way it is (OK, I forgot to take it off)
Is this available in india
How does this handle the most common productivity apps? Like Photoshop and similar editors?
Works well! Even basic snapdragon x is decently powerful - especially if apps optimised for arm
Photoshop is well optimised for Snapdragon. There are still apps that do not run natively or at all, and pro apps like Premier Pro still do not work at all well compared to say a similar priced M3 MB Air (M4 coming next month).
It’s 980 grams not 899 grams… also without a haptic touchpad it’s a nonstarter.
The 12" MacBook was 920g so pretty close. Rip :(
horrible keyboard though!
this is the best laptop to get right now
For most people - I agree.
how many fps can you get on marvel rivals?
my worries about this is the performe of processor and how much suppourt by programe on windows ..which means it`s x64 or 86 build ..so i have some worries about that
Qualcomm should reduce the price of their x elite chips as they are far from perfect, and especially after Intel's release of lunar lake. Laptop manufacturers should also know that Qualcomm chips based laptops should not exceed a thousand dollars.
I can see a time where Snapdragon processors are primarily in more affordable designs (especially the like of Chromebooks)
@@Thetechchap That's a new one for me I'll admit, I never even imagined it. Hands up to you Sir. My point though is Qualcomm fails to understand that they need to be more competitive price wise, because right now their product is inferior. Maybe it will change with the second gen, but until the issues of arm chips are fixed, they need to be more affordable. I would never choose Snapdragon over Lunar Lake when i can have as good a performance, and even better battery life on Intel chips and no support issues.
Thank you! And Love your content btw 🙂
"...to a certain fruit-based rival" was too clever man 😂
Think I stole that from someone else - forget who
Amazing.
Yep - love this thing!
Is the trackpad haptic?
No
So hardware similar of a phone with a little bigger battery and 14 inch screen is lighter than a similar laptop by a few grams ... who knew
But this will be of interest to some people who want the lightest, most portable machine, surely?
00:00 General Kenobi!!
What graphic card in it?
Adreno integrated graphics
Looked good until I heard snapdragon
This is the future
Just make it FANLESS
That's the goal!
but the big missing thing is a touchscreen !
Would have been nice, but knowing Asus they might be keeping that back for a 360 convertible version (that's just a guess)
Wonderful machine! Unfortunately, it'll be overpriced in Brazil :/
Hate when that happens. Just Asus stuff or a lot of tech overpriced there?
@Thetechchap Overall, when a brand doesn't have access to government subsidies by making or assembling their products in Brazil, they'll get higher taxes. Some brands, such as Samsung and Lenovo, get some benefits, yet according to the model, it's still pricy. 🥲
Be very careful when buying a Snapdragon powered laptop. I had so many issues with driver that I had to return mine and revert to an 9 Ultra Zenbook.
damn 30% at 15 hours damn
i am so sick of reviewers taking sponsorships from laptop manufacturers
It's just a first look - I can't even benchmark it yet
these are gonna fly off the shelves.
0:00 general kenobi!
I have the high ground.
this is very good
Yep - great little laptop
See, you can make a thin and light laptop and still include HDMI and USB A. Unlike other fruity brands which when pointed out, its fans said there is no use for 😅
I know! Extra ports are always nice to see
it is a dealbreaker not having a touchscreen on this light laptop . imagine if u want to take it to bed and not be able to use it through touch. Not all people favor touchpad and it will be a disappointment to be necessary to bring the mouse with u all the time.
now time to wait for an amd version.... LOL.
Might be waiting a while!
Can imagine getting this for 500usd on ebay in a year
Like a lot of laptops
Meh build quality looks awful.Plastic bezels come off at some point and the flex on the chassis looks awful.
Not my experience, honestly. It's not built to same standard as the higher end models, sure.
i would wait for m4 air
no linux then with this chip
So the price is $1 (USD) per gram. Not bad.
Love a 1:1 price to weight ratio for some reason!
I wish it had Intel...
I bought a snapdragon X elite Notebook and wuld never switch back to intel.
Why Intel? For the worse battery life?
Asus has lunar lake laptop but just double price as this..
@@itwswlunar lake has better battery life and performance than this, however it is very expensive.
Fruit based rival😂😂😂😂
Think I stole that from someone else!
We should stop consider how the hinge opens a tech spec :) We shall leave that for the Apple cult.
All I can say is just try it. Then you'll understand...
@Thetechchap I didn't specifically meant you, Tom. 😉 Opening laptops with 1 finger belongs to Starbucks 🫢
snapdragon...closed the video ......
And yet you were kind enough to take the time to comment!
Snapdragon. No, thank you.
Wouldn't suit you, then?
This webcam is seriously overexposing.
Some of that down to my video - wasn't quite that obvious to my eye
AY suss not a SOOSE. The latter sounds ridiculous.
mirror for a screen. pass.
So A14 has 1:1 weight to price ratio😂
I should start using that as a review metric - great thinking!
Magnesium alloy? No thanks. Cheap.
Key to it's lightness, I suppose
Help me
My surface laptop 7 is prettier fr
😮
Quite so.
So...a video about nothing. An ad basically. Tks Asus.
This is a first look at a product a lot of people will be interested in. It's not a full review, it can't be until I'm allowed to benchmark it and make comparisons.
@Thetechchap i understand that perfectly. The problem i have is that usually YTubers love to hype everything until.the next year they say how bad it was after all.