Fujitsu Lifebook U772

portability, price

performance, usability, durability, design, screen

0% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Intel Core i7 processing. 128GB solid-state drive. Plenty of features for business and security.

Inertial scrolling takes some getting used to. Glassy, glare-prone display. Ethernet requires clunky adapter. Mushy keys.

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Slim, rigid magnesium chassis, Low weight, 14" screen in a 13" size, Good energy efficiency and battery life, Numerous communication standards, Security features, Excellent system performance, The magnesium chassis that is rigid despite its slim,...

Moderate brightness, Keyboard, Very limited maintenance options, Undersized cooling system, As so often, a brighter and outdoor suitable screen. Also, this Lifebook doubtlessly lacks a pleasant to type on keyboard

Beautiful design ; Excellent performance ; Business-friendly features

Terrible keyboard ; Poor screen ; Expensive ; Weak speaker (yes, there's just one)

astonishing looks and build quality, accurate keyboard and trackpad, non-glare screen with a thin bezel, plenty of ports, 3G, docking connector and other business features bundled

average battery life, stiff trackpad, only a HD ready screen with rather poor viewing angles, on the pricey side

In the end, I can conclude that the Fujitsu Lifebook U772 is a good ultrabook, definitely one of the best in terms of features and possibly one of the best overall.

Very slim and elegant design. Strong corporate-facing features like a port replicator connector and biometrics

Middling display, very shallow keyboard with no backlight

The Fujitsu LifeBook U772 is one of the more interesting and unique looking Ultrabooks on the market. It's also one of the thinnest and lightest without feeling a tad flimsy like the also light and skinny Toshiba Portege Z835 and Z935. The U772 will...

Great performance, excellent battery life, keyboard backlighting

No HDMI, thicker than ultrabooks

To see how the new Ivy Bridge notebooks perform, I used them both at my office and on the road for work and play over the course of a week. On top of writing, working through spreadsheets and researching on the Web, I used the systems to update a...

Nice style and build quality ; Very small power adapter ; Good range of features (especially for business users)

Poor keyboard ; Touchpad buttons ; Screen's vertical viewing angles ; Noisy

Fujitsu's U772 Ultrabook looks good and has plenty of features, but it offers a poor overall user experience that's inexcusable for a premium notebook with such a high price tag. It needs a better screen, keyboard and touchpad, pronto, and a quieter...

Nice style and build quality Very small power adapter Good range of features (especially for business users)

Poor keyboard Touchpad buttons Screen's vertical viewing angles Noisy

Nice style and build quality ; Very small power adapter ; Good range of features (especially for business users)

Poor keyboard ; Touchpad buttons ; Screen's vertical viewing angles ; Noisy

Fujitsu's U772 Ultrabook looks good and has plenty of features, but it offers a poor overall user experience that's inexcusable for a premium notebook with such a high price tag. It needs a better screen, keyboard and touchpad, pronto, and a quieter...

Aggressive, attractive design. 3G WWAN module. Gigabit Ethernet. Good performance.

Uninspiring screen. Terrible keyboard. Keyboard isn't backlit. Creates quite a whine under load.

Despite admirable performance and good battery life, an uninspiring screen, terrible keyboard and high price keeps us from recommending the U772 to either consumers or businesses.