Alienware x14vsAsus ExpertBook P5

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Alienware
Alienware x14
x14

Quick Stats

The Alienware x14's performance is hindered by a limited power delivery, resulting in subpar gaming capabilities.
The Alienware x14 boasts a robust build with durable magnesium alloy construction and a super-thin design.
The standout feature of the Alienware x14 is its excellent display with great color accuracy and brightness.
The Alienware x14's compact design boasts impressive features like strong multi-core CPU performance and efficient cooling.
Asus
ASUS ExpertBook P5
ExpertBook P5

Quick Stats

The ASUS ExpertBook P5 delivers respectable performance, thanks to its strong Intel Core i7-285v processor and 32GB RAM output.
The build quality of the ASUS ExpertBook P5 is solid with decent keyboard travel and well-made construction.
The ASUS ExpertBook P5's display boasts a crisp resolution of 2560 x 600 pixels at 144Hz.
The ASUS ExpertBook P5 features a 14-inch LCD display with 144Hz refresh rate and built-in webcam.
Key Differences

No significant specification differences found between these devices.

Rank
Alienware x14
Winner
#345
Asus ExpertBook P5
#348
Scores by Category
Rankings
Connectivity
Alienware x14
#10
Winner
Asus ExpertBook P5
#638
Display
Alienware x14
#579
Asus ExpertBook P5
#186
Winner
Performance
Alienware x14
#106
Winner
Asus ExpertBook P5
#486
Build
Alienware x14
#413
Asus ExpertBook P5
#149
Winner
Features
Alienware x14
#202
Winner
Asus ExpertBook P5
#237

Note: Lower rank number indicates a better position in category.

Specifications Comparison
Specification
Alienware Alienware x14
Asus ASUS ExpertBook P5
up to 32GB
up to 32GB
up to 4000GB SSD
up to 4000GB SSD
Intel Core i9-12900H
Intel Core Ultra 7 258V
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 (Laptop, 75W)
Intel Arc Graphics 140V

Note: Highlighted specifications show differences between the two devices.

Pros and Cons

Alienware x14

Strengths

The Alienware x14 is surprisingly thin at just 14.5mm, making it one of the thinnest gaming laptops available.
The device has a magnesium alloy chassis that provides tanky durability despite its slim profile.
The keyboard and trackpad are both excellent, with good feedback and mechanics on the keyboard and precise tracking on the trackpad.
The battery life is significantly longer than Razer's Blade 14, making it a great option for those who want a long-lasting device.

Weaknesses

The device is noticeably heavier than its competitors, such as Asus' G14 and Razer's Blade 14.
The system is limited by the 130W AC adapter, which restricts the GPU performance to a 70W RTX 3060, making it less ideal for gamers who want high-end GPUs.
The speakers on the device are not great, even with Dolby software, and would be considered trash without it.
The device's cooling system is able to handle heat well, but it doesn't offer the top-end GPU performance that some users might expect.

Asus ExpertBook P5

Strengths

The expert book P5's keyboard is well built with decent travel on HK strike
It has a physical IDing privacy Shadow, which I do like having rather than a digital or software one
The expert book P5 does rather well in GPU performance, making it suitable for calculations and work that involve leveraging the GPU
It has full Windows app compatibility, which is an advantage over co-pilot plus PCs running on arm

Weaknesses

The design of the ExpertBook P5 is not exactly fancy, as it's a business-centric model with an AI focus
The battery life of the ASUS X P5 is still quite disappointing, despite being decent for most purposes
It doesn't live up to ASUS's hefty battery life promises, which claimed up to 28 hours of battery life
While avoiding arm compatibility issues, it doesn't compete with the best co-pilot plus PCs running on arm in terms of battery life
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Alienware x14

The Alienware x14 is a sleek gaming laptop that packs a punch in its compact form factor. Weighing just 1kg, this device boasts an impressive 14-inch screen and a chassis thickness of 14.5mm - the thinnest high-performance laptop on the market. Powered by Intel's 12th gen chip and an RTX 3060 GPU, the x14 promises strong multi-core CPU performance and fluid gaming experiences. But at what cost?

Asus ExpertBook P5

The ASUS ExpertBook P5 is designed with business laptop buyers in mind, eschewing flashy design for a more sedate look. Powered by an Intel Core i7-285v processor and 32GB RAM, it's positioned as a co-pilot plus PC. With a focus on AI integration and full Windows app compatibility, this laptop aims to deliver improved performance without sacrificing battery life. We'll explore how well it achieves these goals in our review.

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