Testseek.com have collected 166 expert reviews of the Sony Vaio Pro 13 SVP-1321 Series and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Vaio Pro 13 SVP-1321 Series.
July 2013
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The editors liked
On the surface
A whole lot. The display is lovely
The battery life is top notch
And the keyboard and trackpad won't piss you off every 15 seconds
Which is surprisingly hard to find these days
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Plus
The Vaio is etherial. It's basically
Lightest Ultrabook with touch
Colorful
Full-HD touch display
Robust sound
Superfast SSD
Very good battery life
The Sony Vaio Pro 13 weighs less than 2.4 pounds and uses a fourth-gen Intel Core i5 or i7 processor to deliver long battery life and very good everyday performance. It has an excellent 13.3-inch 1080p touch screen and is competitively priced for its feat
Incredibly light at 2.3 lbs. quality build and stunning design
Latest Intel Haswell CPUs
Excellent full HD IPS display
Very light
Great-looking design
Extremely fast SSD
Impressive battery life
Very light and thin. Speedy performance from SSD. Bright and clear Full HD resolution IPS 10-point touch screen. Full size HDMI. NFC support.
Supremely thin and light
Exquisite carbon-fiber design
128GB SSD
Thinnest
Lightest 13-inch Ultrabook available
Good keyboard
Beautiful 1080p display
Great battery life
Recordsetting boot time. Fast
Bugfree operation. Epic battery life. Incredibly thin and light
Bright Full HD IPS display with high contrast
Color accuracy
Backlit keyboard
Very low weight
Battery runtimes
Normal sized HDMI port
Fast SSD
Accessories and TPM
Battery slice port
The editors didn't like
It's hard to put a finger on anything specific. That's a good sign
But also indicative of the nagging feeling that while this is a very nice computer to use
It won't really feel like one of the nicest things you own. There's no shame in that
But for a
Sharp front corners
Poor webcam
Bottom runs hot and occasional fan noise
The Pro 13
Like its competition
Has a nonremovable battery (though you can add an external battery)
Few ports and connections
And integrated graphics only. Memory maxes out at 8GB
Inherent flex in carbon fiber and aluminum design is disconcerting to some
Hinge has a bit of wobble
Chassis flexes slightly
Whiny fan
Could use more SSD storage. Some keyboard flex. Insistent fan. Back edge of lid can dig into your legs. Very good
But not great
Battery life
Single-band 802.11n Wi-Fi adapter (2.4GHz)
Enough real estate for only two USB ports
Flat keys
Feels less expensive than it is
Limited connectivity
Frustrating touchpad
So-so processor performance
Screen is a bit wobbly
A problem when using touch. A bit noisy. Way too much Sonyware preinstalled (which
The Sony Vaio Pro 13 is available at an MRP of Rs. 74,990 which may feel steep for a Core i5 system, but we feel it's a decent price point considering what is on offer: fast performance, great battery life, light weight, responsive keyboard and touchscre...
Abstract: What these laptops have in common are microprocessors that belong to a new family of Intel chips called Haswell. The chips consume less power than previous generations and promise a 50 percent boost in battery life for watching video. The improvements ext...
On the surface, a whole lot. The display is lovely, the battery life is top notch, and the keyboard and trackpad won't piss you off every 15 seconds, which is surprisingly hard to find these days, Plus, the Vaio is etherial. It's basically not there. That
It's hard to put a finger on anything specific. ThATT#39;s a good sign, but also indicative of the nagging feeling that while this is a very nice computer to use, it won't really feel like one of the nicest things you own. There's no shame in that, but for a
Probably not. But if you do, hell, youll probably enjoy it. The thing is theres nothing flatly wrong with the Vaio Pro, and a whole lot right. And if its super lightweight frame is enough to sway you-if you were born with hollow bones and can literally...
Looks good, Very light, Great battery backup, Good performance.
Expensive, No optical drive, No dedicated graphics, Few ports
The Sony VAIO Pro 13 is a splendid Ultrabook that will amaze you with its great design and build. Its light weight will certainly wow you when you lift it and lends it portability. The Core i5 CPU and SSD makes sure that it also delivers in terms of perf...
Returning to the question we asked initially – Is the Vaio Pro 13 better than the 13-inch MacBook Air? Even after taking the OS preference out of the equation, the answer remains a confusing yes and no. If you are looking for best in class battery life, a...
There's no denial that Vaio Pro is Sony's best ultrabook yet with its sexy design, very light weight and great performance. However, that comes with a hefty price as well.With a price tag of Php79,999, it's one of the most expensive ultrabooks in the mark...
The Sony VAIO Pro 13 is one of the first Intel Haswell Ultrabooks made available in the market and the size and weight made it really appealing for those looking after ultra-portability. What we don't particularly like is the shallow keyboard, the soft sp...
Abstract: If you haven't heard, Sony will be discontinuing the Vaio Z line. Taking its place would be the Sony Vaio Pro 13 , a sleek and sexy little 13-inch Ultrabook that Sony should have made last year, instead of the severely compromised Sony Vaio T (low resolut...
Abstract: Say what you want about Apple's Macbook Air, but the seminal thin-and-light (and unofficial Ultrabook) is still *the* laptop that all wannabe-thin-and-light laptops are measured up against. And in the case of the VAIO Pro laptops, nothing has ever been mo...
