FS: Laptop Asus Vivobook 14 oled X1405ZA

[ze_cook]

Expected Price (Rs)

46000

Shipping from

Bangalore

Item Condition

Unsealed Brand New

Payment Options

1. Cash
2. Bank Transfer

Purchase Date

Oct 10, 2023

Shipping Charges

Excluded - at actuals

Have you provided two pics?

1. Yes

Remaining Warranty Period

1 year

Invoice Available?

Yes

Reason for Sale

Impulse purchase, don't really need it

Just got delivered today, took it out of the packaging to run setup, that's pretty much it. Have original packaging and everything. Amazon link https://www.amazon.in/gp/aw/d/B0BHHBHZDG . Have attached invoice and warranty slip from amazon.

 

[chetansha]

If it was impulse buy, you could have refused delivery. No?

 

[ze_cook]

If it was impulse buy, you could have refused delivery. No?

Buyers remorse didn't set in until I saw that a. It doesn't support usb pd, just the barrel jack and b. HDR doesn't work unless it's plugged in. One of the reasons for buying this was media consumption when I'm away from home/want to laze around on bed.
Updated pics with username/date

 

[fullysharpened]

Are you sure that HDR doesn't work unless plugged in? I think you gotta change the performance mode or something because I have a brand new Zenbook 14 OLED (Ryzen 7730U) and used HDR last night on battery.

 

[ze_cook]

Are you sure that HDR doesn't work unless plugged in? I think you gotta change the performance mode or something because I have a brand new Zenbook 14 OLED (Ryzen 7730U) and used HDR last night on battery.

Damn, thanks that worked, had to change "Battery Options" to "Optimise for image quality", can turn on HDR on battery now. Will have to rethink about selling the laptop off now.

 

[fullysharpened]

Damn, thanks that worked, had to change "Battery Options" to "Optimise for image quality", can turn on HDR on battery now. Will have to rethink about selling the laptop off now.

Hehe, don't forget to download the Microsoft/Windows HDR Calibration software and set the correct max brightness. If you don't do that, HDR highlights look very very blown out at 70-100% brightness levels.

 

[ze_cook]

Hehe, don't forget to download the Microsoft/Windows HDR Calibration software and set the correct max brightness. If you don't do that, HDR highlights look very very blown out at 70-100% brightness levels.

HDR calibration doesn't even work if the brightness is above 70% ish, everything is too bright, and can't see the grids at all.

Anyways, taking this off sale, really liking the laptop for HDR playback, and I'll either live with the power cable or buy a PD converter.

@puns please lock this thread, thanks.