Asus ZenBook UX3407 (14-inch, 2025)

Lightest laptop in its category ever. Best battery life we’ve ever seen. Impressive usability. Dead silent.

Bare-bones CPU doesn’t provide impressive performance. Pricier than expected for an erstwhile entry-level laptop.

stable and robust case;good battery life;accurate color profiles;USB 4.0 & USB-A;very quiet during simple applications;good ClickPad

PWM flickering;RAM can't be expanded;overall poor performance of the Snapdragon X;no Wi-Fi 7 on base model;OLED only at 60 Hz

The new Asus Zenbook A14's focus lies on creating the lowest possible weight and its result of less than one kilogram is impressive for a 14-inch device—especially considering its relatively low entry-level price. Its new Ceraluminum case material also...

I recommend the Asus Vivobook Pro 15 to content creators or graphic designers who want a well-performing, relatively inexpensive work machine. The model starts at $1,299; however, at the time of this writing, it's currently going for $1,049. Another...

The Zenbook A14 has a coherent identity: it's a lightweight, aesthetic machine for the modern professional, effortlessly mobile in both form factor and battery life, but trades some raw power for all that endurance. That being said, the Snapdragon X...

The Zenbook A14 has a coherent identity: it's a lightweight, aesthetic machine for the modern professional, effortlessly mobile in both form factor and battery life, but trades some raw power for all that endurance. That being said, the Snapdragon X...

The Zenbook A14 has a coherent identity: it's a lightweight, aesthetic machine for the modern professional, effortlessly mobile in both form factor and battery life, but trades some raw power for all that endurance. That being said, the Snapdragon X...

Great OLED display with 100% sRGB and DCI-P3 coverage (SDC420D) ; Infinite contrast ratio (SDC420D) ; 603 nits in HDR and 391 nits max brightness in SDR mode (SDC420D) ; Superb color accuracy (SDC420D) ; Outstanding 3D rendering performance, especially...

92°C CPU temperature in medium loads ; Only one M.2 slot + soldered memory ; No fingerprint reader ; The Wi-Fi 7 connectivity is reserved only for the top-end SoC model

Thin and light ; OLED screen ; Impressive CPU

Low GPU power ; Not cheap enough

The allure of the thin and light laptop is that you can take it anywhere, and do anything. You know you’re going to pay a slight price in terms of processing power if you leave the gaming PC or MacBook Pro at home, but the tradeoff is usually worth it....

Insanely thin and light ; Premium aesthetic in the hand ; Gorgeous OLED display ; Bonkers battery life ; Wi-Fi 7

Snapdragon X underwhelms ; $1,099 is too much for what you get

The Asus Zenbook A14 had one job — beat the MacBook Air. In some areas, it absolutely does, with a gorgeous OLED display and insane battery life packed into an impossibly thin and light notebook. But Snapdragon X disappoints in day-to-day performance,...

Charming Cerulminum finish, Sub-1kg weight appeal, Super-long battery life

Ceramic finish is not that hard-wearing, Mediocre performance for the cash, Mega stamina given the spec

Pure portability bliss for the frequent traveller. But the Asus Zenbook A14’s screen and performance don’t reach the same heights as its portability win, so make sure you make peace with that before buying.