ASUS ZenBook Flip S test: the best of the OLED in a 13 -inch ultraportable

And to stick the Intel Evo label on their devices, the manufacturer must offer machines with very specific specifications.The EVO label thus implies the presence of at least one Core i5, 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of SSD, but also of a minimum 12 -inch Full HD screen and WiFi 6 / Thunderbolt 4 duo.We will pass on the other specifications required, because you can be assured that the new Fleury of Asus on the ultraportable segment checks all the boxes - and does even much better, with a high -flying technical sheet.Take a few lines to make an inventory.

Asus' ZenBook Flip S embarks:

In the configuration that Asus sent us on loan, the Zenbook Flip S will be offered at 1999 euros, for an outing at the end of November in France.A launch niche that the group's French spokespersons have told us that they are hopeful of respecting the resurgence of the COVVI-19 epidemic and its impact on logistics.If Asus communicates for the moment especially on the best equipped version of the device, the Flip will nevertheless be available in more affordable versions, with a Full HD IPS screen, a Core i5-1135g7 (with theSame Intel Xe graphic part of the new generation) coupled with only 8 GB of RAM and 256 to 512 GB of storage.What allow the product to effectively compete with devices such as Dell XPS 13 2020 or even some Apple MacBook Pro.

Update 13/10: Asus France let us know that the Full HD / Intel Core i5 models of the Zenbook Flip S will not be marketed in France.The brand therefore prefers to focus on the high -end version tested by us for the hexagonal market.