The Asus Zenbook Pro 14 Duo OLED has a fairly ordinary microphone and webcam setup the webcam does an okay job and the mic is pretty good (‘mics’ might be more appropriate it features a four-mic array with inbuilt AI noise cancellation). Personally, this is revolutionary when audio editing on the go, I tend to carry around multiple extra control surfaces, so the ScreenPad Plus virtually eliminates the need for them. It’s clearly designed with the creative in mind there are several inbuilt settings for different Adobe apps, (Photoshop, Illustrator and Premier Pro, although disappointingly not Audition), but one of the other elements in which it really shines is its customizability – I’ve long been a convert of customisable control units such as the TourBox, and the Asus Zenbook Pro 14 Duo OLED basically allows you to turn its entire second screen into a customisable control panel, speeding up and optimising workflow. The two screens are easy to drag between but occasionally require a little tweaking when it comes to sizing the Screenpad Plus often initially shows browser windows very zoomed out, which is off-putting but easy to remedy. It’s also surprisingly easy to use once you’re comfortable with it over the past week, I’ve used it for WhatsApp, picture references, app controls and also for viewing my character sheet in a remote TTRPG session.
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It’s easily switched off via a key just below the Screenpad Plus unfortunately, the model I received arrived with the Screenpad Plus switched off and it took me a while to figure out the problem (jumping to the more complicated assumption of out-of-date drivers or software issues rather than just ‘it’s switched off’) until eventually I hit the button by chance. One of the downsides of the Screenpad Plus is that it is a drain on the battery, with battery life lasting around four hours with it on and around six and a half with it switched off. It’s lifted off of the chassis at a 12-degree angle, allowing for additional airflow and making it easy to view, and has an anti-glare coating that honestly I’d love to be added to more screens generally, which combats the ceiling-reflection issue that was present in the previous model.
I love a second monitor in my day-to-day life I feel a bit lost with a single screen, so the addition of a second half-screen on the Asus Zenbook Pro 14 Duo OLED is a game changer for me.
And then on to the additional screen, which is the first thing you notice when you open the laptop.
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