The ASUS V241E comes bundled with a wireless keyboard and mouse that I am sure everyone knows the aesthetic is inspired by who. ASUS opted to use a 90W external power brick instead of just integrating it inside, which is quite unsightly. We’ll still have to connect power to the AIO PC.

It’s compact and saves space since everything is integrated inside. But, this AIO PC only has WiFi 5 capability instead of the current WiFi 6.īut with all of those said, the overall user experience of an AIO PC is surprisingly good. Even iPhones now come shipped with a USB-C to Lightning cable.īy the way, there is WiFi available on this AIO PC – so the Ethernet port is completely optional. Since it’s literally laptop hardware but in an AIO PC form factor, I do expect USB-C since many devices – like phones – come with USB-C to USB-C cables. There is another USB Type-A port at the bottom which is easier to access but it’s a USB 2.0 port. Reaching behind to plug and unplug things is just annoying. Number 1, its positioning is ridiculous as everything is behind the AIO PC. The I/O port side of things – I have two complaints. It sounds decent for built-in speakers and there’s also a 3.5mm combo audio jack at the bottom right side of the AIO PC. Now as for the audio side of things, it’s not a bad set of built-in speakers. Sure, the AIO PC looks much prettier with the webcam at the bottom but it’ll be pointing towards my chest or nostril all the time because the monitor only has tilt adjustment. My biggest gripe though is the webcam’s position.

I mean, you can just set up the ASUS V241E and everything is already built into the AIO PC.

But at the bottom bezel, we have another strip of grills, and here is where we have the speakers, webcam, and a microphone built into the ASUS V241E. It looks great overall with a fully matte finish on top and also thin bezels all around. Pretty standard hardware for a laptop nowadays actually.Īnd as the name suggests, this is AIO PC has a 24-inch IPS LCD screen.

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