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I ALMOST bought last year's model of this but then returned it.
The core problem with their design is a kind of system wide problem with ASUS - 90% right, 10% horrible. You can't fold this back all the way 360 degrees, so no tent mode, and because it's more like a classic laptop one side is much thicker than the other, making using it lying flat, or as a book, challenging. Compare to the Lenovo Yoga dual screen.
They did the same thing with the last two versions of the ROG Flow Z13 where they added a bump on the back for a glass window with LED lights that made it impossible to lay flat on a table, although it looks like they fixed that problem in the 2025 model.
I bought one of these about 5 months ago, I would never have another single screen laptop. People might say it's crazy, but give it a go. I remember at work when people started asking for a second screen. Now we all have two screens, plus the laptop screen. This is the next gen laptop.