ASUS ZenBook S UX391

The ErgoLift hinge automatically tilts the keyboard by 5.5 degrees when you open the lid. This creates a more comfortable typing angle and improves airflow underneath the chassis, which helps the laptop run cooler during heavy tasks.

The port selection is quite minimal, featuring only three USB-C ports. While this keeps the profile incredibly slim, you will likely need a USB-C hub or dongle if you frequently connect legacy USB-A devices, external monitors, or SD cards.

It is capable of light photo editing and general productivity, but it is not designed for heavy video rendering or intensive 3D modeling. The display offers good color accuracy, but the integrated graphics and thermal constraints mean it is best suited for office tasks and media consumption.

You can expect solid, all-day performance for standard office tasks like web browsing and word processing. However, if you are streaming high-resolution video or running multiple demanding applications, you will likely need to carry your charger by late afternoon.

Despite the thin chassis, the keyboard offers a surprisingly tactile feel with decent key travel. The ErgoLift hinge also makes the typing position more ergonomic, reducing wrist strain during extended writing sessions.