ASUS 15.6” Vivobook Go Slim Laptop, Thin & Portable for Student Study, Intel Dual Core N4500, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Windows 11, Star Black, L510KA-ES04
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WINDOWS 11 HOME IN S MODE — All the power of Windows 10 with enhanced security and performance with a redesigned look — complete with new tools, sounds, and apps exclusively from Microsoft. Every detail has been considered, coming together to bring you a refreshing experience on your PC.
15.6” FHD DISPLAY — 1920 x 1080 60Hz display brings beautiful visuals to life with 220 nits peak brightness.
INTEL CELERON N4500 PROCESSOR — The newest Intel Celeron processors offer amazing video conferencing abilities, faster wireless connectivity, improved overall application and graphics performance, and long battery life. Experience unmatched balance of performance, experience, and value for education and entry level computing.
INTEL HD GRAPHICS — Intel HD Graphics provides basic to moderate graphical performance for a variety of computing tasks, including multimedia playback, web browsing, and light gaming.
4GB DDR4 MEMORY — To run apps, tabs, and everything else you need.
128GB eMMC STORAGE — Gives you essential storage for all your files and apps.
WI-FI AND BLUETOOTH — Wi-Fi 5(802.11ac) (Dual band) 1 1 + Bluetooth 5.1 Wireless Card
AUDIO BY SONICMASTER — Indulge your senses in powerful, crystal-clear sound. Next-gen Super Linear speakers, personalized with the Smart Amplifier and ASUS Audio Booster, are 2x louder.
42WH BATTERY — Keep your stress levels low with an all-day battery, equipped with Fast-Charge technology that gets you to 60 percent in just 49 minutes, all through its versatile USB-C Easy port.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES — ErgoSense backlit chiclet keyboard, 720p HD camera with shutter
5 reviews for ASUS 15.6” Vivobook Go Slim Laptop, Thin & Portable for Student Study, Intel Dual Core N4500, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Windows 11, Star Black, L510KA-ES04
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Bronx –
Performs well
Perfect for my daughter!
Donnie –
Pretty good
I just wanted a cheap Lil computer to mess around with. Sucks you can’t upgrade anything. However, I added a 256Gb low profile USB dongle thet helps with the space. I have been interested in installing Linux on it. Battery life seems to be long (haven’t really tested yet).***update: the ram and 128gb HD were not big enough. Ended up returning and getting a better one for just a little bit more.
Chad S. –
Regret.
Honest opinion on this laptop?It sucks. Full stop. Booting a fresh install of Win11 right out of the box took well over half an hour, which should’ve been my first red flag. Calling this a computer is a massive overstatement, as just trying to run a single tab with Edge or Firefox (Not Chrome, a notoriously resource heavy browser) has lag spikes occuring regularly that make it feel as if I’m watching a slide show. The only thing modern about this item is it’s size and sleek appearance, which feels like textured clingwrap. Genuinely the worst 220 bucks I’ve spent, the only thing this is good for is a tradein at my local pawn shop for some Pokémon cards. Even after getting a clean install with all the bloat ware removed from Win11, trying to watch a single youtube video took longer than the video itself.
Kelly Ku`ulei –
Set up, performance and speed
I was excited to try this ASUS laptop, but setup took almost two hours which was longer than I expected for a new device. After everything was installed, the performance was slower than it should be, even with simple tasks like browsing and opening apps.The build quality is nice and the design looks good, but overall the speed and initial setup experience left me a bit disappointed. I’m hoping performance improves with updates.
Jamel Ghniya –
Good Pc
Good PC