Asus ZenBook 14 UX425 – probably the best ultrabook right now

At the end of June, Asus revealed refreshed ZenBooks, which immediately impressed me with their design, elegance, but also their equipment and compact dimensions. We tested its predecessor, ZenBook 14 UX431F, which looked a bit awkward and didn’t interest me much except for the price. However, the new UX425 is a completely different story. Will it dare to be the title of the best ultrabook with the 10th generation Intel Core we have tested?

MyAsus

Asus also offers a utility app called MyAsus for control and management of your laptop.

It contains details about the device and the possibility to register the product.

You will also find a hardware check here.

You can control various settings, such as fan mode or charging capacity limitation.

Updates and recommended applications are also not missing. You can also connect your smartphone to your laptop using Link to MyAsus.

The application is very nicely designed and easy to use.

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