Around September last year, Taiwanese tech giant ASUS announced the Adolbook14 which it prides as the world’s first metal gradient notebook. The company also marketed the device as a fashionable PC and that wasn’t far from the truth. The electronics giant has just launched a successor to the Adolbook14 and it is called ASUS Adolbook13 2021.ASUS Adolbook13 2021

The Adolbook13 2021 is a compact notebook PC powered by the latest 11th generation Intel Core i5-1135G7 processor. The processor is paired with 16GB of LPDDR4X-4266 memory while there is 512GB M.2 SSD onboard. The notebook is also equipped with an upgraded Cicada wing fan which supports three-speed fan switching.

ASUS Adolbook13 2021
ASUS Adolbook13 2021

In terms of the design, ASUS Adolbook13 2021 uses 3D metal printing technology. The company says the tech is used to create a psychedelic ocean color with gradient metal. The notebook uses an all-metal body with a toughened mirror logo.

The Adolbook13 2021 features a 13.3-inch display with an FHD resolution of 1080p. The display also offers 100% sRGB color gamut, and has a screen ratio of up to 88%. The entire notebook is as light as 1.19kg and is just 13.9mm thick. This makes it thinner, lighter and has a wider screen ratio than last year’s Addolbook14.

There are decent options when it comes to I/O, even considering the device’s thinness. The Adolbook13 2021 features a 3.5mm headphone jack, an SD card reader, a USB 2.0 port, an HDMI video out port, a USB 3.1 port and a USB-C port. While the number of ports available isn’t all that impressive, the sheer variety is pretty good.

There’s a 50Wh battery, which should offer a decent hours of video playback. The laptop is TUV Rheinland certified and also packs HArman Kardon stereo speakers.

The ASUS Adolbook13 2021 carries a decent price tag of 4999 yuan ($766) which is a decent price considering the build material and other hardware configuration. The model is available from Asus’ Jingdong official flagship store.

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