Asus ZenBook UX3402 (14-inch, 2022)

Great performance in mainstream apps ; Good gaming performance by iGPU standards ; Fantastic OLED screen ; No compromises on the connectivity or ergonomics

GPU speeds constrained by slimline form factor

A fantastic lightweight laptop combining good design, strong performance and an excellent screen. It’s a promising first showcase for Intel’s new Core Ultra range.

Excellent value Competent productivity performance Great battery life Comfortable keyboard and NumberPad 2.0 touchpad Solid build and attractive aesthetic Outstanding OLED display

Creative performance is lacking

“The Asus Zenbook 14 OLED isn't just a killer laptop for the money -- it's a killer laptop.”

That OLED display ; Stylish and skinny design ; Speedy performance and reasonable gaming spec

Battery life is mediocre ; AI features aren't really there yet

If you want something sleek, portable and not fruit-flavoured then the Zenbook 14 OLED is a terrific choice. It helps that it's powered by the newest-generation Intel processors – and while there's not much to show off in terms of AI features yet, you...

Incredible OLED screen, in clarity and brightness. Clever ergonomic feature lifts the rear of the chassis to improve typing angle. Outstanding battery life.

Disappointing graphics performance. Most users will want beefier RAM and storage specs.

Robust build quality ; Attractive OLED touchscreen ; Good CPU and integrated GPU performance ; Outstanding battery life

Design is dull ; Keyboard isn’t memorable ; Mediocre connectivity

AMD’s Ryzen 7 8840HS powers the new Zenbook 14 OLED to strong benchmark results and long battery life.

high-quality and lightweight case ;good OLED screen with accurate colors ;very good battery life ;good system performance ;stable CPU performance

soldered-on RAM/only 16 GB ;no SD card reader ;no Wi-Fi 7 ;big fingerprint magnet

The Asus Zenbook 14 is an interesting case in the AMD vs. Intel battle, as the cheaper AMD variant has turned out to be the better laptop overall. Its

OLED display is simply gorgeous ; Skinny dimensions and decent connectivity ; Potent performance for an ultraportable

AI acceleration not much use – yet ; Gets a bit toasty under load ; Down-firing speakers aren’t very punchy

A potent portable with a stunning screen. The Zenbook 14 OLED isn’t ground-breaking, but acts as a great showcase for Intel’s latest and greatest CPUs.

Fantastic OLED display ; Svelte design ; Plenty of ports

No dedicated graphics options ; Flaky NumberPad 2.0

The Asus Zenbook 14 (UX3402) is an excellent laptop, boasting a rich and colour-accurate OLED display, good keyboard, great overall performance, and a battery that’ll get you through the working day. Avoid if you're workload needs a dedicated GPU, though.

Slim, lightweight design ; Fairly decent performance from new Intel Core Ultra chipset ; Fantastic battery life ; Dual USB-C Thunderbolt 4 ports ; Great sound ; Integrated touchpad numpad ; MyASUS software adds helpful features and customization ;...

OK for CPU-intensive tasks like video editing, just a tad slower ; Not great for games requiring higher specs

The ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED is one of the best laptops I’ve used in the past while. Great for business use or everyday computing tasks, it comes with some very functional additional features. The OLED display is great, as are the Harman Kardon Dolby Atmos...