On Auto power mode and running GeekBench 5 tests, single-core score was 850, while Multi-core score was 3041. The ZenBook 14 UM433 has a AMD Ryzen 7 3700U CPU with a AMD Radeon RX Vega 10 integrated graphics.
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It was interesting of ASUS to go for AMD’s old 3000 series laptop CPU instead of the newer Ryzen 4000 series. Sound signature is generally on the bright side, with little focus on bass. As for speakers, they sound pretty decent despite being bottom flaring speakers. Based on my normal usage, I’m getting around 8 to 9 hours which is long enough to last a whole day of work or school. And on the right, you have a 3.5mm audio jack, USB-A 2.0, and a micro SD card reader.
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On the left, you have the DC-in, full size HDMI, USB-A Gen 2, USB-C 3.1 Gen 2. There is a variety of port options on the ZenBook 14 UM433 but it sadly does not come with any ThunderBlot 3 supported USB-C port. Personally, I think it is quite useful and there isn’t much input lag. There is the innovative NumberPad on the trackpad as well which you can activate by clicking the top right of the trackpad. the size of the trackpad is great too, it is wide and spacious, much bigger than on the ZenBook 14 UX434FN Scrolling and navigation are quite smooth, but don’t expect the quality of MacBook trackpads. It uses Windows Precision and is made of glass. Trackpad on the ZenBook 14 UM433 is accurate and responsive.
One small annoyance is sometimes I accidentally press on the power button when wanting to hit the ‘Delete’ key. Despite being a thin laptop, the key travel is great. Keyboard layout is nice, with convenient hotkeys and the ability to lock your Fn keys easily. This provides a comfortable typing position and helps with cooling.
ErgoLift makes the keyboard at the back tilt up a few millimeters when you lift the lid. Keyboard and ErgoLiftĮrgoLift continues to be on all ASUS laptops.
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There is a 720p webcam which supports Windows Hello login. Note that this isn’t a touch enabled display, which might be a deal breaker for some. The ZenBook 14 UM433 has a matte FHD (1920 x 1080) screen which looks sharp, and supports 100% of sRGB colour space. ASUS even has the ZenBook 14 UM433 meeting the MIL-STD-810G military standard for reliability and durability. There is hardly any flex on the keyboard deck. It weighs 1.15kg which is pretty light to carry around daily.Īs for build quality, is is pretty good as expected from a ZenBook. The 14-inch models have the the same footprint as a regular 13.3″ laptop. By now, you should already be acquainted with how small ASUS makes its ZenBook series of laptops. The ZenBook 14 UM433 has the typical ZenBook design with its concentric-circle design and a gold strip accent running along the top of the keyboard, like on the ZenBook 14 UX434FN. The ZenBook 14 UM433 comes in one colour which is ‘Icicle Silver’.
Out of the box, you will receive the following items:ġ4” LED-backlit Full HD (1920 x 1080), non-touchĪMD Ryzen 7 3700U Mobile Processor (4C/8T, 6MB cache, 4.0GHz Boost) And it only costs S$1,398, making it one of the cheapest ZenBook you can buy. It’s powered by the Ryzen 7 3700U processor, has 8GB of RAM and a whopping 1TB of PCle 3.0 SSD. ASUS ZenBook 14 UM433 is the 14.0″ ZenBook with an AMD processor.
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