PRESIDENTS' DAY DEAL:The Bad Detective: Food Chain [Uncut]Asus Vivobook Pro 15 Intel Core Ultra 9 24GB RAM 2TB SSD RTX 3050 is currently on sale at Best Buy for $899.99, saving $600, or 40% off.
Opens in a new window Credit: Asus Asus Vivobook Pro 15 Intel Core Ultra 9 24GB RAM 2TB SSD RTX 3050 $899.99 at Best Buy Sure, we knew President's Day was a good time to pick up a new laptop, but this one surprised us. Best Buy's sale is currently offering the Asus Vivobook Pro 15 Intel Core Ultra 9 24GB RAM 2TB SSD RTX 3050 for $899.99, saving you $600 on the laptop that usually lists for $1.5 big ones.
Full disclosure, I like Vivobooks. I'm currently typing this article on a 2020 model that's still running buttery smooth. What I love about my Vivobook is how well it handles different types of tasks from accurately representing colors, to gaming, to music production.
The current Pro 15 has some solid capabilities, including a huge 2TB SSD and 24GB of RAM built in. It also comes with a GeForce RTX 3050, which should skate through most modern games (not at the highest settings, but at decent settings).
It has a beautiful 1920 x 1080 OLED screen with a 60Hz refresh rate and a respectable 400 nits of brightness. Expect intricate dynamics, good brightness, and smooth screen refreshes while gaming.
The 24GB RAM will ace most daily tasks: open 100 tabs at a time, work on 18-inch 600dpi pixel art, or edit a video feature about your cousin's business. This computer will handle most of anything you throw at it.
For President's Day the Asus Vivobook Pro 15 Intel Core Ultra 9 24GB RAM 2TB SSD RTX 3050 is currently $899.99, or 40% off, saving you $600.
If you're looking for a daily workhorse laptop that can carry its own weight through the workday then breeze through creative tasks and fun by night, this Asus is a wonderful buy.
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