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Today’s video is on the top five best 11th gen laptop!
So I made the list from personal opinion, in hours of research, and I’ve included
different options for every type of buyer…
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So, here are the top five, best 11th gen laptop!
The fifth product on our list is the ASUS ZenBook 14 UX 425 EA!
This laptop is available with Intel Core I-7 - 1165-G7 Processor 2.8-GHz, with 16GB RAM
& 512GB NVM-e SSD variant, and costs 900$!
The new ASUS ZenBook 14 is here with new 11th Gen Intel Tiger Lake processors with the revolutionary
Intel X-e graphics.
Well, the ZenBook 14 is exactly the same as its AMD variant in terms of design and display,
the only thing that has changed is the hardware.
These new 11th Gen processors are more efficient and powerful, special because they pack a
lot of GPU horsepower this time.
Intel even promises smooth gaming on new Tiger Lake processors.
ZenBook 14 is a 14-inch ultraportable laptop in the ZenBook Classic series.
ZenBook 14 is even thinner and lighter than the previous generation.
This weighs just 1.13 kg and is 13.9 mm thin, but uniquely for such an ultrathin design,
they offer comprehensive I/O capabilities, including full-size HDMI and USB Type-A ports
in addition to Thunderbolt 4 USB-C, and a microSD card reader.
It is the world’s thinnest 14-inch laptop to offer such comprehensive and versatile
connectivity.
Compact four-sided NanoEdge displays offer up to a 90% screen-to-body ratio for immersive
visuals, with the option of an ultra-low-power 1-watt display that maximizes battery life.
For connectivity, we have Bluetooth and Intel Wi-Fi 6 or 802.11ax support.
The user experience is also fully updated, featuring ASUS NumberPad 2.0, a new edge-to-edge
keyboard design, ErgoLift hinge mechanisms, and IR cameras for fast face-recognition.
Some of the pros of this product include; Impressive design…
High contrast IPS LCD panel with narrow bezels…
Excellent Keyboard and trackpad…
Powerful performance…
Battery backup However, a con for this product; Display is
reflective and attracts smudges!
The new ZenBook 14 is purely a productivity laptop with all the latest Intel goodness
stuffed inside it.
With new Intel Xe graphics, you can do a lot of stuff, including gaming on a thin and light
ultrabook; it comes with MS Office 2019 license to get the best work experience for longer
hours.
In fourth place, we have The Acer Swift 3!
It is usually priced at around 600$!
The first 11th Gen Intel Tiger Lake powered laptop with Intel Iris X-e MAX discrete graphics,
now available with up to 17.5 hours’ battery life.
Are you looking for the latest top-of-the-line thin and light laptop without any sacrifice
on battery life and graphics?
Then you should definitely try out the new Acer Swift 3 x powered by the latest 11th
Gen Intel Tiger Lake CPUs, based on a refined 10nm process.
First, let’s talk about the build quality of the Swift 3X.
From what we can feel, it is made out of aluminum, although Acer doesn’t specify the exact
materials they used, and on the outside, it looks suspiciously close to the Swift 5 Pro.
However, it weighs more, at 1.37 kg, and has a profile of 17.9mm.
Despite being heavier and thicker than the aforementioned device, the Swift 3X is still
thin and light and offers great portability for a 14-inch device.
This is Intel’s best offering against AMD’s Ryzen 4000 series processors, and this also
marks the first discrete graphics solution from Intel.
The discrete Intel DG1 GPU should come with the same 96 EUs or 768 cores as we see in
the standard Iris X-e GPU.
But the Intel discrete graphics comes with higher clocks and with 4 GB of VRAM.
The machine claims a battery life of up to 17.5 hours, touting to provide 4-hours of
use with just 30 minutes of charge time.
Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth v5.1, 2 × 2 MU-MIMO, USB Type-C, Thunderbolt 4,
HDMI 2.0, and USB 3.2 Gen 2 port.
Some of the pros of this product include; Slim and light design…
Intel's first discrete graphics brings potential - without giant cost…
Has Thunderbolt 4 speed (USB-C)!
However, a con for this product; Plasticky screen bezel surround!
The Swift 3x features a 14-inch full-HD IPS screen and has 72% of the NTSC color gamut
and 84% screen-to-body ratio.
The display, however, comes integrated with Acer ExaColor and Acer Color Intelligence
that reduces eye strain.
The third product on our list is Dell Inspiron-14 5406!
It is available for around 800$!
If you want a premium looking convertible laptop for everyday use, then the Dell Inspiron
14 2-in-1 does the job well.
The new Inspiron 14 2-in-1 is a sleek, all-metal notebook with a compact design.
Our review unit boasts a Titanium Gray finish and reflective Dell logo that is embedded
into the center of the lid.
The laptop measures 0.7-inch thick and weigh 3.4 pounds which do not make it super lightweight
but it easily slides into your backpack with ease.
Like a modern-day notebook, you will find plenty of ports.
There’s a USB-C port that can be used for charging, two traditional USB-A ports, an
HDMI port, an SD card reader, and a headphone jack.
But remember the Inspiron 14 is a 360-degree convertible.
It rotates a full 360 degrees so you will have the choice to use the notebook as a tablet,
or position the screen like a tent and watch movies for hours, without any interruption.
Opening it up, you will find a 14-inch Full HD display with impressively thin bezels on
either vertical side, with the bottom bezel slightly larger.
The speakers are great, too.
They are full, balanced, and get pretty loud.
Inside the Inspiron-14 2-in-1 is Intel’s 11th Core-I5-1135G7 processor.
Combine that with the Nvidia GeForce MX330, 512GB of PCI-e SSD, and 8GB RAM, and you will
have a laptop that is more than capable of.
The machine is fast enough and it can handle your daily basic computing tasks, which includes
a dozen Chrome tabs, and a few other apps like Apple Music and WhatsApp Desktop.
Basically, it means, the laptop gets the job done, whether you are a college student or
an executive working from home.
The keys are well-spaced and the keyboard itself is comfortable to type on for extended
periods of time.
You will also notice that the power button doubles as a fingerprint scanner which I think
is a handy feature, letting you log in to the laptop without having to put in your password
every time.
The second product on our list is the ASUS ZenBook Flip S!
It is priced at around 1550$!
The standout feature of the Flip S is the hinge that brilliantly turns it from a standard
laptop to a tablet, with various stages of usefulness in between.
This hinge keeps the screen and keyboard tightly connected while producing clean lines at any
point in its rotation.
Asus claims that the ZenBook Flip S is the world’s thinnest convertible, and at just
0.43-inches it certainly appears to be.
There is a slight downside in the fact that there isn’t much room for ports, with only
a pair of USB 3.1 Type-C slots present.
There is a volume rocker on the side, next to the power button, which is useful when
you’re using it in tablet mode.
The other edge component of note is the fingerprint sensor, which is tiny but works well.
this laptop is equipped with a Tiger Lake Intel Core i7-1165G7 processor, 16GB of memory,
a 1TB M.2-SSD for storage, and a 4K OLED touch screen.
As mentioned, the processor in the Flip S is one of Intel's latest 11th Generation parts,
complete with improved Intel Iris X-e integrated graphics.
Another highlight here must be the 13.3-inch screen that features a 4K UHD display.
It produces vivid images (pixel density of 331 PPI), alongside multi-touch support which
is ideal for use when using The screen uses ‘NanoEdge’ technology
which is underlain by a screen surrounded by incredibly thin bezels–representing a
stunning 80% screen-to-body ratio.
On the thinnest laptop –as of now, you get two USB-C ports with 4K support to external
displays, in addition to being able to power the device and transfer data.
In keeping the size down, Asus threw in a mini-dock, that expands the ports with HDMI,
USB 3.1, and USB-C. Some of the pros of this product include;
Sleek and thin design… 4K OLED screen looks fantastic…
Hardware configuration is very fast…
Intel X-e graphics are impressive!
However, a con for this product; No headphone jack!
The Zen Book Flip S uses a new caliber of specially designed, high-capacity 39Wh lithium-polymer
battery, that has been made to be as thin as possible while delivering long battery
life.
Asus bill it as an 11 hours battery life, that uses fast-charge technology –the same
technology being used in the latest smartphones– to give you a 60% charge from empty in 49
minutes.
And coming in the first place, we have the Razer Blade Stealth 13 Ultrabook Gaming Laptop!
You can get it for around 1700$!
With its attractive edge-to-edge display, quad-core 11th gen intel core i7 processor,
16Gb dual-channel memory, the Razer Book 13 earns an Editors' Choice award in this category.
It measures 0.6 by 11.6 by 7.8 inches (HWD) and weighs 3.09 pounds.
You'll find a USB Type-A 3.1 port, a Thunderbolt 4 port, and a headphone jack on the Razer's
left side, while the right flank is home to another Thunderbolt 4 port, a microSD card
slot, and the HDMI connection.
Both Thunderbolt ports support USB-C data transfer and charging as well as DisplayPort
video output.
Another aspect of the system that impresses, despite the compact size, is the display.
Like the Dell, the Razer Book uses extremely thin bezels to fit a 13-inch display into
a body that not long ago would have dictated a 12.5- or even 11.6-inch screen.
As for the display itself, the screen measures 13.4 inches diagonally—different from the
usual 13.3 inches due to its 16 to 10 rather than the more traditional 16 to 9 aspect ratio.
On that note, let's move on to the keyboard, another highlight.
Razer's keyboards are generally good quality, and the same is true here.
The keys are responsive, have good feedback, and are nicely spaced.
The keyboard's signature feature, however, is per-key RGB lighting, which is pretty much
unheard of at this size.
Instead of simple white backlighting, the Razer Book 13 allows you to change the lighting
of each individual key, allowing for different colors and effects on every key simultaneously.
The touchpad is also very well made, tracking smoothly and responding to all presses and
pokes.
Some of the pros of this product include; excellent battery life… very high performance-per-weight…
easy-to-upgrade M.2 SSD and WLAN… dual Thunderbolt 4 ports… full s-RGB coverage… fast Samsung
NVM-e SSD!
However, a con for this product; louder fans than most other subnotebooks when gaming!
You will need a 120Hz full HD LCD screen if you game heavily; meanwhile, if you want a
laptop for content creation, then Razor has dropped the 4k touch version and upgraded
to full HD O-Le-D with a touchscreen.