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ASUS ZenBook S laptop on sale for £200 off on Amazon (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The stunning ASUS ZenBook S laptop is on sale for £599.99, saving you 25% on list price.
In the words of ASUS, the ZenBook S is “slim, stunning, and supreme.” Now that is pretty glowing, but what do you expect from the company that made the device?
The thing about this review is that it’s actually true, for the most part. The ZenBook S is made from premium aluminium to create an all metal finish, and is equipped with a huge 256 gigabyte PCI-e SSD for super-fast performance. It also weighs only 1 kilogram, and measures just 0.5 inches across. So that pretty much ticks off all those superlatives.
It’s also on sale right now, for just £599.99 on Amazon. This is down by 25% on list price, saving you £200. Any purchase of the laptop comes with a charger, user manual, stylish carry sleeve, and mini dock.
The ASUS ZenBook S is portable, powerful, and lets you get things done without any fuss. It’s always important to look past the marketing buzz around a product, but in this case, it all seems to check out.
Invest in the ASUS ZenBook S and finally get the laptop you deserve.
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