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December 2015
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73 Avis
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Utilisateurs
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419 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Très léger
Finition impeccable
Silencieux
Chauffe très peu
Écran lumineux et contrasté
Un châssis robuste
Une bonne finition pour le prix
SSD très véloce
De bonnes performances
Inaudible
Faible chauffe
Dalle lumineuse à finition matte
Fin et très léger
écran mat
Température maîtrisée
Bon clavier
Bonne autonomie
SSD rapide
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Pas de rétroéclairage pour le clavier
Larges bandes autour de l'écran
Blancs un peu brûlés
Autonomie en retrait par rapport au modèle de l'année dernière
Bridage des performances
Autonomie
Clavier non rétroéclairé Webcam à l'image délavé Pas de port USB TypeC
The Asus ZenBook UX305CA is a sensible, perhaps predictable upgrade to the UX305 we looked at last year. It has newer CPU, and a much higher-resolution screen. However, it remains a seriously portable, expensive-feeling laptop that really isn't that expen...
Entry-level model is great value, Faster than last year's model, Looks lovely, Great keyboard and decent screen
High-resolution screen unnecessary, Battery life on model tested is mediocre, Touchpad isn't very good, High-end model isn't worth the money
Asus UX305CA – Performance The addition of Intel's new Skylake-based Core M processor to this machine has made quite a difference to its performance. While it still trails most other Ultrabooks, I recorded a noticeable 36% jump in the Cinebench R15 benchm...
Publié: 2016-02-10, Auteur: James , review by: Theinquirer.net
3200x1800 display, great battery life, enhanced performance, super-slim, good value
Small SSD, not ideal for the most demanding tasks
While this Skylake refresh is still short on both high-end power and internal storage, there's plenty here to justify the upgrade; in particular, the premium display and well-above-average battery life.These sizeable improvements elevate what was already...
3200x1800 display, great battery life, enhanced performance, super-slim, good value,
Small SSD, lots of bloatware, not ideal for the most demanding tasks
Asus upgrades much more than just the processor in this Skylake refresh of one of 2015's best mid-range laptops. It's still not perfect but the new QHD+ display, Windows 10 OS and an even wider range of ports make for an highly tempting ultraportable...
Extrait: Taiwanese hardware maker Asus has been in the laptop game for a long while and knows what it takes to put a decent notebook together, and the Asus ZenBook UX305CA is a slim and light piece of kit that aims to take on Apple's skinniest laptops. Is it any g...
matte screen, runs noiselessly, low temperature development, decent keyboard, good battery life, Fast SSD
screen's middling contrast, no keyboard backlight
Asus' Zenbook UX305CA-FB055T is a lightweight and very slim 13.3-inch subnotebook. The installed Core m7 processor has enough computing power for routine application scenarios. Its low TDP allows passive cooling. Thus, the laptop usually runs noiselessly...
No keyboard backlight, Keyboard vibration, Picks up fingerprints
The Asus ZenBook UX305CA is an evolutionary update to an already nice product, but this is one of cases in which that's a (mostly) good thing. The ZenBook's design and build quality are as good in this year's model as they were in the previous edition, so...
Thin, light, attractive, Comfortable keyboard and touch pad, Strong battery life, Fanless and quiet, Good value for the money
Modest CPU, GPU performance, Keyboard not backlit, No touch screen
Like earlier ZenBook UX models, this impressively light, well-equipped Windows 10 ultrabook provides exceptional value at its $699 price. Read More…...
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Publié: 2015-11-24, Auteur: Andrew , review by: arstechnica.com
Good mix of features for the price, Skylake and 802.11ac upgrades address some of the old model's biggest performance gripes, Solid construction, good keyboard, and decent selection of ports, Nice 1080p IPS screen, There's still a Microsoft Signature edit
No backlit keyboard, Mediocre trackpad. It doesn't have to be this way, No DisplayPort means no 60Hz 4K output, even though the new Core M chips support it
