The rest of the performance of the ZenBook Duo 14 UX482E is excellent thanks to a series of powerful, modern mobile components. You can now also easily configure it to work with apps that don’t have included support, and with a bit of tweaking you can get the second screen to behave the way you want it to. Nevertheless, Asus has worked hard to make the ScreenPad Plus more useful, with an increasing number of third-party apps now supporting the screen. It means you’ll probably want to use a wrist-rest when typing, which will lead you to having to use the laptop on a table or desk. This may in fact prove the most contentious aspect of the ZenBook Duo 14 UX482E’s design, since it takes a bit of getting used to.
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The position of the second screen does mean that the keyboard has been moved down to the front of the bottom-half of the laptop. Thanks to the thin bezels around the screen, moving between the top and bottom displays feels pretty seamless, plus it’s large enough to present windows such as email clients.
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The second screen – or ScreenPad Plus – is the most noticeable feature of the design, adding a 12.65-inch touchscreen with a 1,920 x 515 resolution below the main 14-inch 1080p screen. This looks and feels like a premium laptop.
The design is impressively svelte, and the ZenBook Duo 14 UX482E boasts the kind of build quality we’ve come to expect from the company. As far as that second screen is concerned, Asus has also done a superb job of ensuring it hasn't resulted in a bulky laptop.
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