ZenBook Ux305

The Asus Zenbook UX305 just arrived in the Philippines last month, and it's a really an interesting device as it's beautiful, fairly affordable, and running on Intel's recently released Core M CPU. We were given around a few days to a week to play around with the Asus ZenBook UX305, and I was able to use it as my work laptop. Copying and pasting photos to Powerpoint proved a little too much for the Zenbook, and playing around with Canva and 2000+ px files in Photoshop cause the laptop to stutter. [fancygallery id="220" album="263"] Aside from the speakers and the lack of a good trackpad and a backlit keyboard, we had no other gripes with the Zenbook UX305. A full HD touchscreen, a backlit keyboard, Windows 8, and a thin form factor -- these are the things that come to mind when we think about the Asus Zenbook Prime Touch. The Asus Zenbook has retained it's signature design since the first time the Taiwanese company introduced their own ultrabook. We've been playing around with the Zenbook for quite some time, and we have to say it again: Windows 8 feels better with a touchscreen. With the Zenbook, however, the trackpad feels good and we found ourselves using the touchscreen less often. Read more in our articles including "Asus ZenBook UX305 Review" and "HUAWEI MatePad 12 X (2026) Review".