ASUS NovaGo TP370QL-6G128G REVIEW

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Enjoy the fully mobile Gigabit LTE NovaGo with the freedom to be anywhere and stay connected via wireless carrier with an amazing 22 hours* of battery life.

The flexible 360 degree hinge and 13.3” Full-HD touchscreen lets you use the NovaGo TP370 in tablet or laptop mode.

Harness the mobile power of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 (X16 LTE modem) uses 25% less power than previous designs, and is engineered to deliver long battery life and gigabit class download speeds.

Extremely lightweight at 3.1 pounds and .58 inches thickness with the protection of a sleek plastic and metal body.

The NovaGo TP370 runs the secure, familiar Microsoft® Windows® 10 operating system so you can create, collaborate, and share — from anywhere.

True all-day battery life

The marquee feature of the Asus NovaGo and the Qualcomm Snapdragon chip powering it is battery life, and this laptop delivers. Put simply, we’ve never seen anything like it. Whether it’s surfing the web or working remotely, the Snapdragon and the associated 38.5Wh battery literally allow you to roll out of bed, open the lid, and work until bedtime. It’s an entirely new selling point for a Windows PC, deserving of a standing ovation.

We did run into a bug while testing battery life, during which we loop a video until the battery expires. Our standard 4K video test file apparently broke the Windows 10 Movies & TV app, or at least the version written for the Snapdragon. A similar open-source 4K file wouldn’t play back, either. (As we normally do, we set the display brightness to a comfortable 250-nit setting—brighter than most manufacturers do, it should be noted.) I stepped down to a lower-resolution HD file, and the app played it normally.