ASUS Zenbook 17 Fold OLED review: Great screen, now do the keyboard
That said, I'm not trying to neg ASUS' lack of originality, because by going with a bigger 17.3-inch display , it created a hybrid that finally works as both a laptop and a portable all-in-one desktop of sorts. In laptop mode, the ZenBook 17 Fold converts to a system that's similar in size to a 12.5-inch notebook. This is great when you're trying to get work done on an airplane tray table or anywhere else space is a premium.
But when you get to a hotel or cafe with a bit more room, that's when the real magic happens. By fully deploying that 17.3-inch screen, suddenly you have a ton of extra space for productivity, gaming or anything else. Does it take some extra effort? Yeah. But at the same time, it's actually kind of practical . You can prop up the Zenbook using ASUS' built-in kickstand while positioning the Bluetooth keyboard wherever you like.
Unfortunately, ASUS didn't copy the same sort of mil-spec 810G durability Lenovo provides with the X1 Fold. But even so, after more than a week of being tossed in a bag that got thrown under seats or into multiple overheard cargo bins, the Zenbook made it out unscathed. So not quite army-grade, but as far as my battle testing goes, it gets a pass.
The real highlight of the 2560 x 1920 OLED panel is all the bright colors and deep blacks. I know OLED screens are becoming more popular on premium systems, but the vibrancy you get from them is even more impressive on a flexible display. The screen's one small weakness is its shiny coating, which likes to pick up fingerprints while also being a bit more reflective than your typical glossy panel.
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