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Asus Vivobook M515U Laptop Price in Pakistan

AMD Ryzen 5 5000 Series  |

8GB RAM DDR4

512GB M.2 NVMe PCIe |

15.6 FHD |

AMD Radeon Graphics

Windows 11 Home |

2 Year Warranty

The One Big Ding: A Subpar Screen

The display is where the quality is a bit of a letdown. The resolution is full HD (1,920 by 1,080 pixels), which is good, but the screen is a bit washed out, particularly at full brightness. The whites and light colors are too bright, while dark colors are not dark enough, and there’s a bit of light bleed, too. It never looks quite right, but lowering the brightness helps matters a little. The panel doesn’t seem particularly sharp, either; perhaps it’s a result of the brightness, but the text lacks a bit of clarity. It’s hard to see any of this in the photo below (and at least the bezels are slim!) but it’s evident in use. The viewing angles, additionally, are not great—the picture darkens and discolors quickly as you move to the side. Between the whitish sheen and poor viewing angles, the picture quality looks like it does when a built-in laptop privacy filter is active on a business laptop, if you’ve ever used that kind of feature. If not, just know that it’s still usable, but definitely not a good display, probably the biggest concession in the whole build. Moving on from that relative low point, we come to the ports. Components and Performance Testing

Nobody is expecting a powerhouse in this price tier, but we still want to see how it can perform. First, let’s look at the parts in this model. There’s an Intel Core i3-1005G1 processor with Intel UHD Graphics, 8GB of memory, and a 128GB SSD. This processor is definitely a budget-grade chip, with just two cores and four threads.

Again, not a workhorse,

To determine if it’s potent enough for everyday tasks and some light work, we put the VivoBook through our usual set of benchmark tests. Below are the names and specs of the competition we’ll be measuring its results against.

Asus Vivobook M515U Laptop Price in Pakistan