ASUS Vivobook S 15 S5504VA 15.6" Laptop - Intel Core i5-13500H, 16 GB/512 GB SSD, OLED FHD 100% DCI-P3 colour gamut, Blue next day delivered

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With that OLED screen plus the 13th gen i5, I would say it's a pretty decent offer.

Windows 11
Intel® Evo™ platform
Intel® Core™ i5-13500H Processor
RAM: 16 GB / Storage: 512 GB SSD
Full HD OLED screen
Battery life: Up to 9 hours

Good to know

- Multitask away with 16 GB of RAM - you can switch between apps without lag
- 512 GB SSD storage gives you plenty of space for the important stuff
- Hook up an Ultra HD monitor or a speedy SSD with the Thunderbolt 4 port
- The webcam privacy shutter lets you decide when you want to be seen on camera
- With a 180-degree hinge, it can lay flat on your desk - great for collaborative working
- Everything stays nice and cool with IceCool thermal technology
- With Intel® Evo™, all the premium tech works together for a smooth and seamless experience

Technical specifications for -

ASUS Vivobook S 15 S5504VA 15.6" Laptop - Intel® Core™ i5, 512 GB SSD,

Connectivity Ports

- USB 3.2 x 1
- USB 2.0 x 1
- Thunderbolt 4 x 1
- HDMI 1.4 x 1
- 3.5 mm jack x 1

Bluetooth - Bluetooth 5

Ethernet - No

WiFi - Dual-band AX WiFi 6E - 2x2

Storage - 512 GB SSD

Processor
- Intel® Core™ i5-13500H Processor
- 12-core
- 3.5 GHz / 4.7 GHz
- 18 MB cache

RAM
16 GB LPDDR5

Graphics card
Integrated Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics

GeneralBox contents
- ASUS Vivobook S 15 S5504VA 15.6" Laptop (S5504VA-L1090W)
- AC power adapter

Manufacturer’s guarantee
1 year

Dimensions
17.9 x 359.3 x 229.4 mm (H x W x D)

Weight 1.7 kg
Colour - Solar blue

Operating system - Windows 11 Home

Other Features -
Array microphone
Security features
Fingerprint scanner

Camera
- Full HD 1080p webcam
- Privacy shutter

Mouse / trackpad
Multi-touch trackpad with gesture control

Keyboard
Backlit membrane keyboard with numeric keypad

PowerBattery life
Up to 9 hours

Battery type
3-cell Lithium-ion

MediaMemory card reader
No

Disc drive
No

ScreenTouchscreen
No

Screen type
OLED

Screen features
- 600 nits peak brightness
- VESA CERTIFIED DisplayHDR True Black 600
- 100% DCI-P3 colour gamut
- 1.07 billion colours
- PANTONE Validated
- 70% less harmful blue light
- TÜV Rheinland certified
- 0.2 ms response time
- Glossy
Screen size
15.6"
Resolution
Full HD 1920 x 1080p

SoundSpeakers - Yes

Audio software - Harman Kardon

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Edited by sisqoboy, 15 March 2024

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15th Mar
How long would that oled last?
15th Mar
Long enough the machine itself will probably be obsolete. As long as you use pixel shift and panel refresh which is default on these, plus a dark screensaver on a short timer doesn't hurt
15th Mar
Bought this a few days ago from their ebay outlet for 473 refurbished. I can confirm it's a good laptop for media consumption and productivity. The CPU and ddr5 ram make it very snappy. This isn't really designed for gaming, although you can probably run lighter titles at lower settings. The Oled looks good but it makes text a little bit fuzzier than LCD. This is a minor nitpick and you can easily get used to it. Runs cool and quiet during normal use.
15th Mar
I don't know much about these things but that looks like a great deal.

I'm now getting buyers remorse, just ordered a dell Inspiron 16 with the i7-1360p and the according to User benchmark, the i5 in the deal laptop is much better.....no idea what that's all about.

The deal laptop also has a far better screen.

I get a works discount at dell so this came in at the same price.

dell.com/en-…1sc
15th Mar
The dell is less powerful on cpu but uses less power then the Asus. So likely better battery life.
15th Mar
I've been watching the price on this for a couple of weeks. It was £899, but I thought the price might drop in the sales. I think it's a decent budget laptop for what it is. Currys are also offering 24 months interest free credit. They're also offering free next day delivery with DPD (was £6.99). (edited)
16th Mar
had Vivabook Pro. Asus app kept warning me about screen burn in every time I increased brightness over 60% it was annoying. Screen looked good but it's not massive difference I would prefer QHD IPS.
16th Mar
Had this for almost two years. I always keep the brightness level at 75% and never get any warning. It works and looks as good as new. Most people (like 99.9%)who get this laptop will never experience "burn-in". It only happens if you stay on the same page for hours every day for months on end. Then this is not a laptop for you. It's just a little common sense, FGS!

At this price range, it's a fantastic laptop. I can't fault it in any way.
19th Mar
I picked one yesterday to give as a present. One good thing that hasn't been mentioned is how light this is. I can barely feel it in my backpack
19th Mar
Just bought a similar one of these Vivo laptops with OLED on an Amazon deal. Used twice and the screen has gone! Really disappointing. To be fair Amazon have been excellent and will refund us once it's collected. Bought for my daughter's studying and Uni.
(edited)
19th Mar
Technically only half gone
4th Apr
Having to return mine as while the screen was amazing for videos etc, the text rendering seemed to be causing me quite bad eye strain. Apparently it can be to do with the pixel rendering on OLED screens. Could just be some people are a bit sensitive to it, but thought it was worth mentioning.
5th Apr
Yeah, I've experienced the same issue. It wasn't helped by the colour settings inside the MyASUS App. It puts a warm hue over the screen, presumably to protect against burn-in? This means whites aren't brilliant white. I switched from a 2016 Dell XPS, and the difference between the two screens for brilliant whites and text rendering is like night and day. The Dell wins hands down. As a solution, I had to remove the colour files attached to the MyAsus App, and the screen is much better in terms of whites. However, the text rendering is still naff unless you zoom up to at least 125%. Only then did I find the screen better able offer sharper text. But as you say, the screen is amazing for video content. That's the only reason I've held onto mine. (edited)
15th Mar
Wonder if this would be good enough to run Lightroom and DiVinci for videos ?
15th Mar
for sure, the CPU is quite fast and the DDR5 ram make it very good for video editing (by laptop standards)
16th Mar
Grabbed this from Currys this afternoon as I somehow managed to break my Lenovo ideapad 5. Haven't used it other than to set it up but I think the blue and orange are fantastic and the screen is ridiculous when it's next to my Lenovo. Can't believe how clear and bright the screen is.

Looking forward to using it on Monday and hopefully it doesn't freeze as often as my Lenovo did.
17th Mar
How you getting on with it?
18th Mar
Got this on Saturday and moved everything across from my old Lenovo.
The screen is amazing and the keyboard is great, and those are the main things for me.

Not too much bloatware. I just uninstalled McAfee using their uninstall tool.

All seems really good. It would be better with more usbs and upgradability, but you can't have everything!
Main thing is the screen - really hard to find good work PCs with decent screens at this price these days.

I'll report back if I find anything negative.
I tend to run it plugged in, so wont be able to offer much feedback on battery life. (edited)
19th Apr
Hello. I just got this today and noticed that for example when I'm in the windows settings. Each time I scroll and stop, the screen brightness would ever so slightly flicker. Did you have anything like this?
19th Mar
I bought this at the weekend too - my first ever laptop. It's very nice, beautiful screen, backlit keyboard, not completely terrible port selection, reasonable quality sound. Performance seems to be great too, which is the main thing, and value for money is very high.

The build quality isn't incredible, but then we are talking about a relatively cheap plastic laptop, not a Macbook. However, I scratched the paint on it within hours by dropping my phone onto it from about 20-30cm, so be very careful because that blue coating (the plastic is dark grey underneath) can come off very easily. (edited)
19th Mar
I wouldn't use rubbing alcohol (or strong detergents) to wipe it clean either. It will strip the outer coating off.
15th Mar
I have an alert for 'laptop' but was not alerted about this. Any idea what category this is listed under?
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15th Mar
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16th Mar
Is no ethernet port normal now?
16th Mar
Quite common due to slim cases. A USBC hub is almost a mandatory purchase these days. Plenty about, the only issue being to get one in the same colour as laptop. eg amazon.co.uk/UGR…XX/
16th Mar
Any chance this will be reduced to £499 any time soon?
16th Mar
HDMI port?
16th Mar
No Ethernet port on the laptop, so if you wanna use a Ethernet port you will need a Ethernet to usb adapter..
16th Mar
Why didn’t I see this 3 days ago…
16th Mar
Which would be better - this deal or the one on amazon - ASUS Vivobook M1605YA 16.0" WUXGA Laptop (AMD Ryzen 7-7730U, 16GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 11) : Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories ?
16th Mar
If you go with amazon you can't use top cash back or quidco.
17th Mar
For a bit more money if you have a Costco membership isn't this one a lot more future proof...
hotukdeals.com/dea…211
17th Mar
I think the Costco processor and ram are slower/older gen than the Currys deal.
19th Mar
Ordered, thanks. Lets hope they don't cancel the Quidco cashback.
19th Mar
That sucks. Was it brand new or refurbished? I've been using mine almost daily for many hours for almost two years; not a single problem.
If you're still looking for a laptop, you might find this interesting... Vivobook Go 15
I was going to get that but then this one here showed up.
Good luck.
19th Mar
Yeah brand new. Now bought another higher spec Vivo with Geforce graphics and a 16" screen. My daughter had an Acer Vivo before and has been brilliant for the last 3 years, so that was why we bought another. I wonder if it's the ribbon belt that's come loose in or something. Let's hope this one lasts! ️ (edited)
24th Mar
Just ordered, has anyone's cashback tracked on this through quidco? How much does it come to?
24th Mar
Mine tracked at £5.49 - I'm guessing it'll change before it's (hopefully) confirmed
1st Apr
How does this one compare/differ, fellas?

currys.co.uk/pro…tml
2nd Apr
I have the same question. The Vivobook S seems to be higher spec. I'm looking for a laptop for photo editing, the S looks slightly better
3rd Apr
Can't find it in stock at 10 closest stores, no home delivery.
20th Apr
Still available. Been this price for quite a while now!