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    Vivobook 18 (M1807)
    An 18.0-inch laptop tested with Windows 11 Home, an AMD Ryzen 7 260 3.8GHz processor, 16GB of memory, integrated AMD Radeon 780M Graphics, and 1TB solid-state drive.
    Description
    An 18.0-inch laptop tested with Windows 11 Home, an AMD Ryzen 7 260 3.8GHz processor, 16GB of memory, integrated AMD Radeon 780M Graphics, and 1TB solid-state drive.
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    Overall Score

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    Predicted Reliability
     /  5
    Owner Satisfaction
     /  5
    Performance
     /  5
    Display
     /  5
    Ergonomics
     /  5
    Versatility
     /  5
    Battery
     /  5
    Battery Life - web (hr.)
     /  5
    Battery Life - video (hr.)
     /  5
    Weight (lbs.)
     /  5
    OS
     /  5
    Touch screen
     /  5

    Detailed Test Results

    Performance: Overall this laptop's performance was very good. Tasks like email, word processing and web browsing will be accomplished quickly. Compared to other tested laptops, its speed was adequate for common tasks such as web browsing, video conferencing, and application startup. It was among the fastest when composing multiple documents with images, calculating large complex data spreadsheets, and running other demanding productivity tasks, and it was fast for manipulating filters on multiple images, converting and editing videos, and rendering 3D models and calculating simulations. Graphical tasks run faster among other models with only integrated graphics.

    Portability: This laptop is a good choice for traveling, although not ideal. Battery life lasted 12.25 hours in a light load of web browsing tests, and 8.5 hours in a heavier load of 4K video playback tests. Results were notably longer than many similar laptops, under a workload of mixed use. At 5.8 lbs, weight was typical for a laptop of this size category. To help with long-term battery health, this laptop has adjustable charge options, such as modifying when and how much to charge the battery.

    Ergonomics: The laptop features, such as its keyboard, touchpad, and labeling were well-designed, making it comfortable and convenient to use. The keyboard has large keys and was comfortably sized. Its high contrast letters were easy to read, and the backlighting can be useful in dark rooms. There's a dedicated number pad for faster data entry. The power button was well labeled and conveniently located. The touchpad was among the largest of those tested, and provides ample space for different touch gestures.

    Display: The display quality was very good overall. Colors were near-accurate, and mostly realistic and natural looking. The display was anti-reflective, so there was little or no glare when viewing in a brightly lit room or outdoors. The display has a wide viewing angle, especially important if more than one person needs to see the screen at a time, say, for a video or presentation.

    Useful features and attributes on this model include: The spacious 1TB solid-state drive offers plenty of room for storing your music, photos, and movies. This laptop has a full-size HDMI port and supports DisplayPort over USB-C for connecting to an HDTV or monitor.

    Downsides: There is no memory-card reader, so you'll need to buy an external reader or connect your digital camera directly to this laptop to transfer photos. At about 6.6 ft length, the power cable is shorter than most others, so you'd need to be mindful of power outlet locations.

    About

    The Asus Vivobook 18 (M1807) is an 18-inch laptop with a screen resolution of 1920 x 1200. The display has a refresh rate of 144 and a max bit depth of 8. It has 16GB of memory and 1TB solid-state drive. It has an AMD Ryzen 7 260 3.8GHz processor and integrated AMD Radeon 780M Graphics. It was tested with Windows 11 Home installed.

    It has 2 full-size USB-A, 2 USB-C ports built-in on the laptop. However, you'll lose a USB port to plug in the power cable when charging the laptop. Video outputs include: an HDMI full-size port, supporting DisplayPort over USB-C. It also supports WiFi 6 (802.11ax), which provides faster and more dependable High Efficiency Wireless, but you'll need a compatible router to see the faster speeds. It has Bluetooth 5.3 built-in. It has a 2.1MP webcam for video conferencing. It has a manual sliding cover to hide the webcam when not in use.

    The Asus Vivobook 18 (M1807) measures 13.8 inches wide by 10.8 inches deep by 1.3 inches high, and it weighs 5.8 lbs. It's backed by a 12-month warranty with 12 months of free tech support over telephone.

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