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1. #IRIS PRO 5200 GAMING PORTABLE#
2. #IRIS PRO 5200 GAMING PC#
3. #IRIS PRO 5200 GAMING BLUETOOTH#
4. #IRIS PRO 5200 GAMING SERIES#

However, there are a couple of other advantages to this sort of tablet design.

#IRIS PRO 5200 GAMING PORTABLE#

That one ends up at under 1.35 kilos or 3 lbs, while the Z13 weighs 1.53 kilos or 3.4 lbs when accounting for the tablet and the keyboard folio, so I consider the Flow X13 to be the more portable and versatile design of the two.

#IRIS PRO 5200 GAMING PC#

I might be a little biased here, as I’ve always preferred a laptop format over this sort of tablet PC design, no matter the brand.įurthermore, in this case, you should consider that the Flow X13 convertible is overall larger than this Z13, but also lighter at the same time. First look and daily useĪnd then, the format is OK for desk use, although I would have appreciated some rubber feet positioned on the bottom of the kickstand to improve the grip and protect my desk from any scratches, but it’s also less practical on the lap or in other cramped spaces than a regular 2-in-1 laptop format. And then, if your activities require significant graphics performance as well, you can connect an external dGPU, either the Asus ROG XG Mobile through the proprietary port, or any other dGPU enclosure through Thunderbolt 4. These dump the dGPUs for a more affordable price tag, so you’re pretty much getting a fast Intel 12th gen CPU with Iris Xe graphics with these units, but these variants allocate the entire thermal design to cooling the CPU, allowing it to run at higher sustained frequencies and performance in demanding loads. Single-zone RGB backlit detachable keyboard folio, HD IR front camera, 8 MPx back camera, stereo mics, stereo speakers on the sides, dual-fan vapor chamber cooling module, with liquid metal compoundīefore we dig in I wanted to mention that Asus will offer the Z13 is a multitude of configurations, and the lower-tier models should be especially interesting. 36 (.8 lbs) for the charger and cables, EU version 69″ (h) with the keyboard folioġ.19 kg (2.62 lbs) for the tablet (starts at 1.1 kg for the base models without a dGPU)ġ.53 kg (3.37 lbs) for the tablet and keyboard folio

#IRIS PRO 5200 GAMING BLUETOOTH#

Wireless 6E (Intel AX211) 2×2, Bluetooth 5.2ġx USB-C gen2 with Thunderbolt 4, 1x USB-C 3.2 gen2 with data, DP 1.4 and charging, 1x ROG XG Mobile Interface, 1x USB-A 2.0, microSD card reader, headphone/micģ03 mm or 11.77” (w) x 205 mm or 8.74” (d) x 12 mm or. Intel Iris Xe + optional Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050Ti 35-50W 4GB GDDR6, Intel 12th gen Alder Lake, up to Core i9-12900H, 6C+8c/20T We’re not getting into benchmarks and performance numbers at this point, those will be available in a following review article.ĪSUS ROG Flow Z13 GZ301 2-in-1 gaming tabletġ3.4-inch, 16:10 format, touch, glossy with Gorilla Glass, 2 panel options:įHD+ 1920 x 1200 px IPS 120 Hz, 100% sRGB, 500-nits, Pantone validated Here’s a specs sheet of this series, and we’ll get in-depth with some first impressions down below, gathered after spending a few days with a pre-release sample of this ROG Z13. That means that the Z13 is overall a smaller footprint than the X13 convertible, but also slightly heavier. All these are tucked inside a compact 1.2-kilo format, without accounting for the keyboard folio, or 1.55 kilos combined. Otherwise, the Z13 is still a 13-inch product with a 16:10 touchscreen, fair connectivity and support for the ROG XG Mobile external GPUs, as well as a fair-sized battery.

#IRIS PRO 5200 GAMING SERIES#

Also unlike the X13, the Flow Z13 series is built on an Intel Alder Lake platform and can be configured up to a Core i9-12900H processor, with an optional Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050Ti dGPU with a MUX, up to 16 GB of LPDDR5, and 1 TB of PCIe storage.