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ASUS VivoBook S15 S532 review – a ZenBook experience at a fraction of the price

ASUS VivoBook S15 S532 review – a ZenBook experience at a fraction of the price

Posted on August 6, 2019 By Jarvis

Well, well, well… look at who has boarded the ScreenPad train – the ASUS VivoBook S15 S532. It is the direct successor to the VivoBook S15 S530, who we have dubbed as one of the best 15-inchers for the asked price. The laptop we have with us today, looks pretty similar, once again, embodying the ErgoLift hinge, however it has a little edgier shapes.

Hardware-wise it is almost the same, with the major overhaul being the use of GeForce MX250 instead of the MX150 (which are also quite the same, honestly). However, the biggest change we see, undoubtedly, lays inside the touchpad – literally. ASUS has given the VivoBook S15 S532 the premium treatment we saw last year on the ZenBooks. On paper, everything seems just too right. Let’s see how is it in practice.
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