Отзывы о Ноутбук ASUS Vivobook 17 (X1704)
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ASUS Vivobook 17 (X1704)?
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- - Из недостатков, не очень долго держит заряд.
- + Максимально приятный в использовании, быстрый, без подтормаживания, яркий, большой экран
- - нет
- - не работает в русской версии
- + Шустрый, хороший экран
- + Качественный
- - не обнаружил
- + Отличный ноутбук, брали для работы. Большой экран, стильный дизайн
- + Отлично
- - Громкость ноутбука низкая
- + практичный, удобный
- - не обнапужено
- + отличный бук за свои деньги!
- + отлично
- + Отичный ноут за свои деньги ,мне для работы в самый раз .
- - Пока не заметил ,только начал пользоваться .
- + Все супер. Быстрая доставка и хорошо упаковано.
- + все нравиться
- - пока нет
- - Не выявил.
- + компактный легкий шустрый
- - фиг найдешь запасной блок питания
- + Отличный ноут за свои деньги
Seriously though, I really enjoy using this. I wasn't sure if the keyboard would be too small, with the touchpad right there next to it, but I don't really feel any issues with that either. Backlit keys work fantastic, I don't know how I've lived this long without having them before. A great battery saving feature is the ability to turn off Screenpad plus if you aren't using it at the moment. I haven't had any problems with the battery though. I have barely scraped the surface of what I can do with this machine, and I look forward to discovering everything I can do.


People that complain about the fan noise either have a faulty laptop or sensitive hearing. I've ran World of Warcraft on it and taxed out the GPU and high fan speeds. Can you hear it? Yes. Is its loud? Not really. The sounds of the game were louder. In basic everyday use of browsing, photo editing, word processing, watching movies the fan doesn't kick on into high mode and runs silent.
Boot up times are so speedy that I'm up and running in just under a minute from a cold start.
Battery life is about 6 hours with both screens on and moderate performance setting, and 8+hrs in single screen mode.
They keyboard is a little small, and if you are a right pinky shift key user like I am, you'll accidently miss the key and be forced to look down at your hands to see what you did. Its not a deal breaker, but it took some time to adapt to that one thing.
My overall experience has been great with the laptop. Other people that are multitasker in the office have are really are impressed with the dual screen. Especially when I seamlessly flip screens with spread sheets on one screen and the Zoom meeting on the other screen.

Its a good labtop, Unique experience that Does grow. Regular solo screened labtops is inferior in my own opinion after my short ownership of this Asus ( I got cheapest version of the line). Buy it, Learn it, Live it, Love it. 🤗 Aloha.


Alas, it is a complete disaster. OK, wait. Let me be fair. This is a solidly built computer with many nice features. However, the thing that distinguishes it from most of its competitors is the secondary screen--the ScreenPad Plus. And the secondary screen makes it difficult or impossible to use an external monitor. I have poor vision, so I am forced to rely on a very large external monitor for all my work that requires fine print or high precision.
Unfortunately, when the secondary screen is turned on, it changes the way the other two screen operate. Even worse, it seems to interact with various software programs in unpredictable ways. The configuration of the three screens can change abruptly, without any commands from the user. I may find that my large monitor no longer shows my Powerpoint presentation, or may not even show my desktop icons. This creates not one, but many different kinds of errors and problems, and it can be difficult to reproduce a specific problem for tech support.
I contacted Asus tech support several times. They seemed baffled, and unable to understand what was happening. The had me do things like re-installing all the drivers. That did nothing. They eventually agreed that the presence of my external monitor was creating a conflict, and that they could not overcome that conflict by reconfiguring the windows display controls. Asus tech support cannot do remote access, where a technician takes control of the computer and tests the configurations. That is really unfortunate, because this is a complex setup with very poor explanations for how to use it. It is possible that an expert could untangle this mess, but Asus cannot offer that kind of help.
ScreenPad Plus is so unpredictable and quirky that I can't allow it to screw up my work, particularly when I am involved in things like lectures and group Zoom meetings. My only solution is to turn it off completely. This eliminates all the problems, but it also eliminates the whole reason I bought the computer. I have to now live with an undersized keyboard and touch pad (because so much space was dedicated to the secondary screen), and have a computer that is no better than any of a dozen other competing models.
My suspicion is that the software that drives the secondary screen needs much further development. It is possible that Asus will come out with an update that will allow this technology to work smoothly, predictably, and intuitively. Until that time, I recommend that you stay away from this machine if you envision using an external screen.

The not-so-good: 1. Because the space/footprint is so efficiently used, there's zero free real estate on the front/top of this thing. Truly, there is no place to grab onto. 2. The ergonomic hinge thing that doubles as a keyboard angle adjustment - it's a hard, sharp, aluminum edge and that's not super comfortable on your lap - but of course it would be fine on a table or desk. 3. The keyboard is a bit under size, so if you're used to a full-size one, it will take a bit of getting used to.
Overall verdict: Amazing design and functionality with a few caveats.

