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The 15.6-inch full HD (1,920-by-1,080) LED-backlit display produces a bright, crisp image. The bezels here are narrow and create an elegant frame for the 15.6-inch display. That is not the case with the VivoBook F510UA. Many budget laptops feature thick screen bezels that make the display appear smaller than it is and give a general outdated feel to the whole design. A fingerprint reader sits in the top-left corner of the touchpad. Like the keys, the touchpad offers a soft click when pressed. The touchpad feels responsive but looks a tad undersized at 4.1 inches wide by 2.9 inches deep on the expansive palm rest. The keyboard lacks backlighting, a feature often left off of budget models. The plastic keyboard deck flexes a bit underneath your fingertips when typing, but only near the middle. The keys provide narrow travel but a firm feel and offer a muffled click. The roomy keyboard is comfortable and allows you to type in near silence. The inclusion of an optical drive is a large part of the Aspire E 15's added heft like most modern laptops, the VivoBook F510UA lacks the ability to read or write to a CD or DVD without external help. At 3.57 pounds, it is the lightest of the three the Latitude 3490 weighs 3.79 pounds, and the Aspire E 15 tips the scales at 5.27 pounds. The VivoBook F510UA measures 0.8 by 14.2 by 9.6 inches (HWD), which places it between the Acer Aspire E 15 ($649.99 at Amazon) (1.2 by 15.0 by 10.2 inches) and the Dell Latitude 3490 ($449.00 at Dell Technologies) (0.8 by 13.3 by 9.2 inches) in terms of trimness. The textured lid feels like a lenticular lens-you know, the corrugated surfaces upon which an image changes depending on the angle you view it. You won't get an aluminum chassis at this price point, but the VivoBook F510UA's plastic enclosure is thin and fairly rigid. Its gunmetal blue color is unique and attractive. The VivoBook F510UA ($775.00 at Amazon), in contrast, boasts a sleek, modern look that belies its budget status. Low Price, High Designīig, budget-minded laptops such as the Editors' Choice Acer Aspire E 15 and the Dell Latitude 3490 will not turn heads with their stodgy, clunky designs. We just wish its battery life were better. The VivoBook F510UA dazzles with a stylish design and eighth-generation Intel Core i5 performance. And granted, the 15.6-inch Asus VivoBook F510UA ($599.99) doesn't technically meet our definition of a budget laptop-it's above our $500 limit-but it comes too close to call it anything else. Most budget models place screen real estate on the sacrificial altar-offering 11- or 12-inch displays-in their effort to hit a low price point. The cheap 15-inch laptop is a rare breed.
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