Asus ExpertBook B5 OLED B5302CEA [B5302CEA-XH74]
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Connecting LAN (RJ-45) via an adapter from a microHDMI connector.
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Very nice screen; Powerful processor; Compact size; Presence of fingerprint sensor and camera shutter, NOT physical (i.e., software-based*) buttons for turning off the camera and microphone. Presence of indicator lights for Caps, Mic, Fn locks on the keys. Presence of a num-pad on the trackpad (when operating in this mode, the trackpad still works); Presence of key backlighting (quite bright, unfortunately - only one mode). Absolute quietness under low load (or in the relevant mode, at the cost of processor frequency); VERY, VERY good battery life (at least in comparison to my previous laptop), I got from 60% to 20% in about 4 hours, the first hour watching 1080p video (BDRip, from SSD) with high brightness through headphones, the next three hours connected to a QuadHD monitor while developing a small website. The laptop was in balanced mode the whole time. Passes the "MacBook test" — can be opened with one hand, very good hinges. Relatively quiet even under full load. Port position (not the most convenient in my case) Not the most optimal placement of the power button (on the side, which isn't very convenient when working with an external monitor and keyboard in front of the laptop) Short left Shift (due to French layout, maybe it's just my setup) Noise on startup (drops to 0 after a minute or two as mentioned above—not very loud, but noticeable without headphones). |
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So far - I'm pleased with it, both in terms of battery life, adequate power, and dimensions.
If you get it with the system, there's a lot of additional software pre-installed, which I recommend removing. Keep MyAsus, as it's useful for adjusting some laptop settings. (That's if you don't need Asus Cloud or any other specific features). In this software, you can change the battery charge limit (100%, 80%, 60%) to extend its lifespan. You can adjust monitor colors, dimming, OLED matrix refresh, etc. Turn noise cancellation on or off, adjust trackpad settings (which has its functionality here), and more.
A cool feature, but works poorly - Target Mode - everything except the window in focus becomes dimmer thanks to a filter (saves battery).
Next - the screen, it's really pleasantly impressive in terms of colors, and since it's OLED, it handles dark scenes, too. If you set a black background, it looks just like when the laptop is asleep.
Since I have a second monitor - it's often set to black and all apps on it are minimized so the screen doesn't burn out.
Processor power - it's enough for me, I work in IT, and it's sufficient. I haven't conducted more detailed testing yet.
Graphics power - it outputs 4K video absolutely smoothly, and you can play some simple games (War Thunder) in FullHD on low settings with 40-50+ FPS (100% rendering). More complex ones - simply no.
Ergonomics in my case - not great. I'd like TypeC ports on both sides, but it's still okay.