- Aura Ultrabook Dual 14 “Touch is perfect for presentations and scrolling through documents
- Anesthetic display setup is detained by an underpowered Intel Celeron processor that just can’t keep up
- A magnetic bluetooth keyboard and a touch display gives you both tactile and futuristic input settings
Aura Ultrabook Dual 14 “Touch is an ambitious post in the compact laptop market targeted at users who value portability and a futuristic dual-screen experience.
It offers an appealing form factor and slim design with two 14-inch vertically stacked touch screens that fuse into an 18.5-inch work area, and each screen boasts a 2.2K solution with factory-calculated 100% SRGB coloring.
The 360 ° friction hinge on the display allows for different types of use, from tablet to full workstation, and it also offers a Bluetooth magnetic keyboard for a tactile typing experience when needed, along with a virtual touch keyboard integrated into the display.
Impressive visual and structural design, but smooth
So on paper, it looks like a serious competitor to those in need of flexible screen property, especially for professionals juggling with multiple tasks – a critical lack in its core performance undermines its wider potential.
The greatest limitation is its use of an Intel Celeron N95 processor. While it is a quad-core CPU with Turbo Boosting capabilities, the N95 remains an entry-level chip with relatively low power.
For users planning to run simulations, data -dated apps or more demanding programs at once, this CPU will fight.
Performance is limited not of RAM or storage, both of which are available in generous configurations (16 GB of RAM and up to 1 TB SSD), but of the bottleneck in treatment speed.
This problem is aggravated by the unity’s unconventional architecture. CPU and battery are in half of the double screen setup, which means the keyboard is completely optional and not part of the main body.
While it is wise in terms of modularity, it raises concerns about prolonged ergonomics and heat distribution, especially when used without keyboard fixing for extended periods.
That said, the laptop’s connection is wide, including USB-A and USB-C ports, HDMI, a MicroSD slot and a headphone jack. It supports double ribbons WiFi and Bluetooth 4.2.
As part of Father’s DAY SALE -promoting campaign, the Aura Ultrabook Dual 14 “Touch is currently available for $ 699, a 13% discount on the original price of $ 799, and delivery starts all over the world on June 20.
While the price and the discount are attractive, the CPU is a significant error and is a deal breaker for power-hungry users.
