How did you find the glossiness of the display? I have been testing out a Zenbook Pro 16X alongside a Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme. I really love the Zenbook Pro except for the ultra-glossy display. I found it to be a literal black mirror, while the Thinkpad X1E has a bit less gloss and lights and reflections behind it are a bit more diffused/muted. Also, the display is not nearly as bright as the claimed "peak" of 550 nits. That is only possible in a small window, where 360 nits are closer to the average sustained brightness. I found between the highly glossy screen and the brightness not being nearly as bright as advertised, that it is a difficult laptop to use when outside or if you have light sources behind you. Not a problem if you can always work indoors in a controlled environment. But I found the reflections to be distracting and somewhat of an eye strain. So sadly, I think the Zenbook Pro 16X will be the one that I return.
How did you find the glossiness of the display? I have been testing out a Zenbook Pro 16X alongside a Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme. I really love the Zenbook Pro except for the ultra-glossy display. I found it to be a literal black mirror, while the Thinkpad X1E has a bit less gloss and lights and reflections behind it are a bit more diffused/muted. Also, the display is not nearly as bright as the claimed "peak" of 550 nits. That is only possible in a small window, where 360 nits are closer to the average sustained brightness. I found between the highly glossy screen and the brightness not being nearly as bright as advertised, that it is a difficult laptop to use when outside or if you have light sources behind you. Not a problem if you can always work indoors in a controlled environment. But I found the reflections to be distracting and somewhat of an eye strain. So sadly, I think the Zenbook Pro 16X will be the one that I return.