X A V I Posted February 23 Posted February 23 Business laptops prioritise providing essential features at an attractive price. Compared to their glitzy consumer counterparts, business laptops are built for business requirements, appear practical at best and these (at least in India) get as barebones as they possibly can. So, what happens when Asus builds a business laptop to Microsoft's CoPilot+ PC requirements? Can we truly have a device that satisfies the needs of small to medium businesses and corporates but also offers good performance? Asus' new ExpertBook P5 laptop sure seems like a worthy candidate. Asus ExpertBook P5 (P5405) Design Asus' ExpertBook P5 defies expectations of a bulky or heavy business laptop. It has a slim overall profile that's sensibly designed (even compared to the Asus Zenbook S14), made from quality materials, and according to the company, is built to the US MIL-STD 810H military-grade standard. This means that it can perform on a sunny beach (for the WFH crowd) or in the frigid temperatures of a corporate office. https://www.gadgets360.com/laptops/reviews/asus-expertbook-p5-p5405-review-7692595#pfrom=indepth
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