ASUS VivoBook 15 X1502VA Overview:

Processor & Performance

Intel’s Core i7-13620H gives the VivoBook real punch: six performance cores for heavy lifting and four efficiency cores for background chores, all boosting to 4.9 GHz. That means your Premiere exports, engineering sims, or 30-tab Chrome sessions wrap up before the inverter kicks in. If you’re comparing Core i7 laptop prices in Nepal right now, this chip lands near the top for speed per rupee.

Display

The 15.6-inch Full HD IPS screen is bright enough for an indoor Netflix binge and crisp for thick Excel sheets. Anti-glare coating keeps reflections low in a Thamel café, while TÜV Rheinland certification tones down blue light during late-night thesis grinds. Colours sit at 45 % NTSC fine for movies, not for colour-critical design.

Design & Build

At 1.7 kg and under 20 mm thin, the silver chassis slides easily into a day-pack for your Pokhara-to-Kathmandu hop. A sturdy hinge lifts the keyboard to a comfy angle, the backlit keys make midnight typing painless, and the precision touchpad doubles as a virtual number pad. Overall, it feels solid without looking flash.

Graphics

Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics won’t let you max out AAA games, but they handle 4K YouTube, casual esports, and Lightroom edits without drama. Hardware decoding keeps fan noise down and battery life up—handy when the hostel Wi-Fi drops to two bars.

Battery Life

A 42 Wh pack paired with those efficient E-cores nets roughly five to six hours of mixed browsing, coding, and Spotify enough for a full lecture block at University. Plug in the 45 W adapter and you’ll claw back about 60 % charge over a long tea break when the power returns.

Storage & RAM

A roomy 1 TB PCIe 4.0 SSD boots Windows 11 in a blink and leaves loads of space for 4K video files or Steam indies. The 16 GB of dual-channel DDR4 RAM keeps multitasking silky; you can keep Photoshop, VS Code, and dozens of browser tabs open without a hiccup.

Ports & Connectivity

You get a USB-C 3.2 Gen 1, two USB-A 3.2, a legacy USB-A 2.0, full-size HDMI 1.4, and a 3.5 mm combo jack everything you need for projectors and external drives in any Nepali coworking spot. Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5 handle crowded hostel networks with fewer drops.

OS & Warranty

Windows 11 comes clean, with MyASUS for driver updates and fan profiles. A two-year international warranty is still rare at this price bracket in Nepal means peace of mind whether you’re studying in Nepal or interning overseas. TPM 2.0 and a webcam shutter keep privacy tight.

Who It’s For / Ideal Use

This VivoBook 15 is aimed at Nepali students, content creators, and office pros who need desktop-class muscle without hauling a 2.5-kg gaming brick. It chews through Office work, coding projects, video editing, and weekend movie marathons while staying light on both backpack and budget, a solid “do-everything” laptop for life under the Himalayas.