Fujitsu UH-X 11th Gen Intel Core i7 13.3” FHD IPS 400Nits Thin & Light Laptop(16GB/512GB SSD/Windows 11/Office 2021/Iris Xe Graphics/Backlit…
- Build : Made in Japan | Built with Takumi craftsmanship
- Processor: 11th Gen Intel Tiger Lake Core i7-1165G7 | Speed: 2.8 GHz (Base) – 4.7 GHz (Max) | 4 Cores | 12MB Cache
- OS: Pre-Loaded Windows 11 Home with Lifetime Validity
- Pre-Installed: MS Office Home and Student 2021
- Memory and Storage: 16GB RAM LPDDR4X-4266 | 512 GB SSD
- Graphics: Intel Iris Xe Integrated Graphics
- Display: 13.3″ Full HD (1920×1080) | IGZO Panel | Brightness: 400 nits | Anti-Glare | 100% sRGB
- Design: 1.55 cm Thin and Ultra light at 878gms | Backlit Keyboard | Fingerprint Reader built in Power Button
- Battery Life: 11 Hours | 50Wh | Quick Charge (50% battery life with 30 mins charge)
- Camera (Built in): Front – FHD IR Camera | Rear – 5M Camera
- Audio: Stereo Speakers | Dirac Audio
- Connectivity : Wifi 6 (11ax) |Bluetooth 5.1
- Ports: 1 x Combo Audio/Microphone, 2 USB 3.2 Type-C, 2 x USB 3.2 Type A, HDMI, Ethernet RJ-45, SD (supports SD, SDHC, SDXC)
- In the box: Laptop Computer System, Adapter, Power Cord, Manual
- Warranty: This genuine Fujitsu laptop comes with 2 years warranty on Unit
Specification: Fujitsu UH-X 11th Gen Intel Core i7 13.3” FHD IPS 400Nits Thin & Light Laptop(16GB/512GB SSD/Windows 11/Office 2021/Iris Xe Graphics/Backlit…
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Fujitsu UH-X 11th Gen Intel Core i7 13.3” FHD IPS 400Nits Thin & Light Laptop(16GB/512GB SSD/Windows 11/Office 2021/Iris Xe Graphics/Backlit…
₹76,990
Fido –
This is possibly going to be a game changer. My husband has been using the Fujitsu Lifebook A555 (a laptop he bought off Amazon in under INR 22K) for over 3 years now. The laptop still looks and feels like new, he runs it off Linux and has replaced the optical drive with a SSD. So when we started looking for a laptop replacement for me he suggested looking at the UHX.
I was going to get an iPad Pro however this has been a better buy by miles. The form factor is similar, it has a keyboard in place and the power that Fujitsu has packed into this small form factor is absolutely insane. I am a Fujitsu fan girl for life now. I use a similar ideapad for office and this is going to be the home use laptop.
The minimalism that the no frills exterior of the laptop exudes is deceptive. They have packed in everything you could ever need and more into this sleek frame, even a space age RJ45 (for when you want to graduate to a better connection from the wifi to the wired).
The laptop comes with a registered Windows installation and MS Office 2019 as well. There was a small hiccup with the Office registtration which got resolved just by calling the 1800 support number within 24 hours (seems microsoft needed to hook up some wires in the backend on their registration service).
From the looks of it this is going to be good for the next 3-5 years at least before it needs an upgrade again. It is sleek however it exudes sturdiness. I would not recommend the convertible for the simple reason that I felt that the folded over keyboard would mean keys keep getting depressed while you’re holding and using the device. However if you have a use case for the touch screen/convertible by all means go ahead I’m sure that too will be as good as the simple laptop.
Update: while there is nothing wrong with a Made in China label there are people out there who feel it is. For those people I have uploaded the asset tag from the back of the laptop. Clearly says Made in Japan.
Update: the laptop comes with a regular SSD not an nvme. This is by no means a problem speeds are excellent and given the slim chasis you are anyway going to suffer severe heating up if you start playing heavy-duty games on this machine. The machine is meant to be a serious work laptop and it does that job excellently.
Fido –
* The laptop is small and light as advertised. In fact it weighs only 850gms on my digital weighing scale, instead of the advertised 878 gms.
* It’s fast and operates smoothly without any issues, so far.
* 13.3” Display is crisp & clear and adequately bright. Though I feel 14” would been a better option for a marginal increase in weight/ size.
* Keyboard has nice feel and very comfortable to type.
* Laptop comes with many ports including SD card reader and LAN port, which is rare for laptops of this size.
* Battery charges really fast as advertised, with the supplied USB-C 65W charger (picture attached).
* 2 in 1 Power click button, which looks only like a finger print reader, is very convenient for one touch power on & authentication.
* The Low Power 16GB RAM actually runs at speeds of 4267MHz as seen in the task manager>performance>memory. It’s soldered on the motherboard and you cannot add any more RAM.
* It has only 512GB HDD option (available space is 472GB). It’s PCIe based SSD, and as per the tech specs it supports only upto 512GB. But I feel it should easily support 1TB as offered on their convertible model. Waiting for support to confirm on this.
* Battery last only 5-6 hours max. Not 10 hours as advertised.
* There is slight heating (41-43 deg C) in area above the function keys when running some applications like virus scan etc. But since this has metal body, it may helping to dissipate heat from inside, which is good for the laptop in the long run.
* The “ergo lift” is very marginal and all the air intake vents are underneath the laptop. Also the air outlet blows directly on to the lower bezel of the screen.
* Webcam and speaker is average, nothing much to expect I guess.
* The magnesium-lithium alloy body makes it very light and sturdy. But the colour/ finish is not smooth. It’s also a finger print magnet. (Picture attached). Not sure if this a property of the alloy?
* There’s a gap between the lower bezel and screen. (Picture attached).
Not sure if this condition could deteriorate over time with usage and cause physical damage to screen/ pixels, with opening/ closing the laptop so many times in a day, as the action slightly flexes the lower bezel. Such damage may not be covered under warranty. Also, dust can settle inside through the gap and be an eye sore or create issues? Customer support says that this gap issue is normal for all laptops of this model. So I have asked them to send me pictures of other laptops showing similar gap. Will update if and when received. Does anyone else have this issue? According to me this is not normal but a design flaw. I had specifically gone for metal body design as my previous laptop’s hinge mounting base (plastic) had crumbled in 2 years. So I am disappointed.
* But customer support is always eager to help, with prompt replies/ updates. They sorted out my Office H&S 2019 activation issue, as I was having a previous H&S 2016 version in my MS account.
#Update – 9th Aug.
* Customer support has reverted with picture of a demo laptop (same model) which shows the gap between lower bezel and screen. So this is a design issue.
* Another issue that I have noticed is that the internal NVMe 512MB HDD has very slow write speeds of only 276mbps. System Information shows this is a Samsung P991 (MZVLQ512HALU-00007) and as per Samsung’s website, it’s supposed to give 1200mpbs write speeds. Have attached screenshot of the benchmark test. Read speed is OK. Cannot find any drivers on Fujitsu website. Even after entering my serial no., the laptop does not show up, though I had registered it on 29th July. Have contacted customer care and awaiting their resolution.
Update: 01 Sep
Customer care has been following up with me for the HDD write speed issue, and advised me to reset my device to factory defaults, as they didn’t find any issues on their machines. They had sent screenshots to support their claim. Factory reset was not an option for me, as I couldn’t afford any downtime. But this prompted me to try some windows settings on my laptop. Disabling device encryption seemed to have solved the issue, but only temporarily. Then I tried disabling all startup programs and enabling them again. This seemed to have helped so far, and my write speeds are now as expected. Picture attached.
The main drawbacks of laptop are 1. Battery lasts only half the time advertised. 2. Finish/ texture is not smooth and attracts lot of finger prints 3. The lower bezel has a gap between screen. But this should not have any effect on functionality, as I understand the bezels are the only plastic (ABS) parts in the full alloy body. So the LCD display will be mounted firmly on top alloy cover (A).
I have now revised rating from 3 to 4 star.