Perfect for scientific use
Sufficiently powerful computer for physics calculations without getting too hot. Meets my expectations
The ASUS Vivobook S16 OLED notebook harmoniously combines advanced technology with a sleek, minimalist design. This notebook is powered by a AMD Ryzen AI 9 processor offering exceptional performance and AI optimisation.
AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 32GB SSD 1Tb 16" OLED 3.2K 120 Hz Wi-Fi 6E/Bluetooth Webcam Windows 11 Home
The ASUS Vivobook S16 OLED notebook seamlessly combines advanced technology with a sleek, minimalist design. This laptop is powered by a AMD Ryzen AI 9 processor offering exceptional performance and AI optimisation. It also offers long battery life and an ASUS Lumina 3.2K OLED display.
The ASUS Vivobook S 16 OLED doesn't just look great, it performs too. Whether you're running AI applications in the cloud, editing photos, creating presentations or streaming video, thanks to the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor combining AMD Ryzen AI technology, you can rely on this laptop. What's more, the ASUS Vivobook S 16 OLED has a dedicated Copilot button. One click is all it takes to explore infinitely.
The Vivobook S16 OLED's NanoEdge 16/9 3K OLED display delivers highly detailed visuals and ultra-vivid colours. The NanoEdge design has ultra-thin edges and a good screen-to-panel ratio, giving the Vivobook S16 OLED its slim, compact form factor. With DisplayHDR 500 True Black certification, 120Hz and a fast response time, this display gives you the fluidity and colour depth you need for comfortable use in any situation.
Worried about your laptop overheating? You can be sure that ASUS IceCool cooling technology ensures that the Vivobook S16 OLED stays cool under pressure, allowing it to efficiently handle the most demanding tasks without any drop in performance. It also features a dust filter for its two fans, a filter that helps prevent dust and fibres from being sucked into the chassis.
The local Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) quantifies the user's exposure to electromagnetic waves from the equipment concerned. The maximum authorised SAR is 2 W/kg for the head and trunk and 4 W/kg for the limbs.
All products sold on the LDLC.com website comply with these regulations. The SAR values of the products concerned are indicated on the product data sheets in the technical data section.
General information |
Product name |
ASUS Vivobook S16 OLED S5606WA-MX090W |
Brand |
ASUS | |
Model |
90NB14B3-M007N0 | |
Operating system |
Operating system |
Windows 11 Home |
OS family |
Microsoft Windows 11 | |
OS language |
French | |
Operating system provided |
Yes | |
Processor and chipset |
Processor brand |
AMD |
Processor |
AMD Ryzen 9 | |
Platform (processor) |
AMD Zen 5 | |
CPU frequency |
2 GHz | |
Number of cores |
12 | |
AI |
NPU (Neural Processing Unit) |
AMD XDNA |
NPU performance (in billion operations per second) |
50 | |
Memory |
Memory size |
32 GB |
Memory type |
DDR5 | |
Max memory size |
32 GB | |
Graphics |
GPU series |
AMD Radeon |
Graphics chipset |
AMD Radeon 890M | |
Max-Q (GPU design) |
No | |
NVIDIA Studio |
No | |
Display |
Touch screen |
No |
Panel type |
OLED display | |
Screen type |
OLED | |
Screen size |
16 inches | |
Max resolution |
3200 x 2000 pixels | |
Screen format |
16:10 | |
Widescreen |
Yes | |
Matte/anti-glare panel |
No | |
Glossy panel |
Yes | |
NVIDIA G-SYNC |
No | |
VR Ready (virtual reality) |
No | |
Refresh rate |
120 Hz | |
Brightness |
400 nit(s) | |
Storage |
Hard drive(s) configuration |
SSD 1TB |
Hard drive |
SSD 1TB | |
Secondary hard drive |
Without secondary hard drive | |
Hard drive type |
SSD (Solid State Drive) | |
Hard drive interface |
M.2 - PCI-E NVMe | |
Number of discs |
1 | |
Max number of discs |
1 | |
Optical drive |
None | |
Card reader |
micro SD | |
Communication |
Wireless network standard(s) |
Wi-Fi 6E |
Bluetooth technology |
Bluetooth 5.3 | |
Intel vPro technology |
No | |
Wireless |
Yes | |
Multimedia |
Webcam |
Yes |
Speaker type |
Integrated | |
Equipment |
AI Ready |
Yes |
Type of activities |
Professional | |
Multimedia | ||
Intel Evo |
Yes | |
Keyboard standard |
AZERTY | |
Location |
French | |
Backlit keyboard |
Yes | |
RGB keyboard |
Yes | |
Numeric keypad |
Yes | |
Biometric reader |
No | |
Office provided |
No | |
Connectivity |
Connector(s) available |
1 X 3.5mm Jack Female Stereo |
1 X HDMI 2.1 Female | ||
1 X DisplayPort USB Type C | ||
1 X USB 4 Type C | ||
2 X USB 3.0 | ||
Physical characteristics |
Color |
Silver |
Depth |
246.9 mm | |
Width |
353.6 mm | |
Front thickness |
13.9 mm | |
Rear thickness |
15.9 mm | |
Weight |
1.5 kg | |
Range |
ASUS Vivobook | |
Ultrabook |
No | |
Hybrid / Convertible |
No | |
Trunk SAR |
1.409 W/kg | |
Extremities SAR |
1.409 W/kg | |
Repairability index (out of 10) |
8 | |
Power supply |
Battery capacity |
75 Wh |
Number of cells |
4 | |
Removable battery |
No | |
USB-C mains charger |
Yes | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 1 Aug 2024
Sufficiently powerful computer for physics calculations without getting too hot. Meets my expectations
The wifi connection was not very stable, and updating the driver caused the PC to crash completely, requiring reinstallation of w11.
Sometimes crashes with a major slowdown in keyboard input (PC monitored by bitdefender, no alert) with the need to restart the PC.
On the other hand, what a magnificent screen
I picked up this laptop to replace my old Macbook Pro (13" from 2018).
The finish is fine, I got it in silver because I'd read elsewhere that the black version was good at marking fingerprints.
As for the screen, which is reputed to be good but very shiny and therefore prone to unwanted reflections, no surprise there. For my part, the reflections don't bother me and are similar to my old Mac.
The keyboard typing is good, but the backlighting isn't great. I've deactivated it by default. The default colour is the Windows accent colour, which I found lacking in contrast. Once it's set to white, ditto, and you still can't see what you're typing! (one star for that)
Another thing that surprised me was the screen that turns off/on when you plug in or unplug the power supply. On closer inspection, this is due to the change in refresh rate that accompanies the switch from one energy profile to another.
It's also a shame that HDR mode isn't activated by default in Windows 11 when the laptop is plugged in. For an OLED HDR screen, that's a shame. What's more, there's no HDR mode when the power supply is unplugged (at least in Windows), the button is greyed out.
As far as Windows 11 is concerned, it's business as usual: when manufacturers realise that adding all their crapware to the mix won't help, we'll have bought ourselves some time. In the meantime, plan on taking some time to clean things up.
So there you have it, technically speaking there's nothing to complain about, the CPU is running smoothly, 32G of RAM is enough for my needs, and the same goes for storage.
I hesitated for a long time with the same Zenbook version, but its price for relative advantages (better finish/WiFi 7) and certain disadvantages (heating) made me prefer the Vivobook.
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