As ASUS is slowly rolling out laptops with 11th-generation Intel processors in the Philippines, the ZenBook 14 UX435EG is the Taiwanese brand’s first new offering for 2021 and its latest addition to the ZenBook line. While it looks similar to the ZenBook 13 UX325, the ZenBook 14 ASUS is bringing to our shores comes with ScreenPad–a 5.65-inch touchscreen display that can run different apps and improve productivity, with use cases that include signing documents, music controls, and many more.
Since it is bigger than the ZenBook 13, the ZenBook 14 has additional ports like a MicroSD card reader and a 3.5mm jack–the latter being notably missing on recent ZenBook 13s. On the design side, you get a 14-inch Full HD display with skinny bezels, ASUS’ trademark concentric design on the lid, and an ErgoLift hinge.
For variants, ASUS is bringing Core i5 and Core i7 versions, both rocking an MX450 discrete GPU and 16GB RAM. The Core i5 version gets 512GB SSD storage, while the Core i7 gets double the SSD storage at 1TB. As for colors, you can choose between Pine Gray and Lilac Mist, which is a step above the usual black color.
The ASUS ZenBook 14 UX435EG is priced at Php 64.995 for the Core i5 version, while the Core i7 version is priced at Php 79,995. Both variants are available select ASUS Concept Stores and ASUS Partner Multibrand stores nationwide, and also via ASUS Official E-Store, ASUS Official Shopee Store, and ASUS official Lazada Store.
ASUS ZenBook 14 UX435EG Hands-on Review: Productivity Champion?
