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XPG Xenia 14 14" WUXGA Notebook Computer
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Open boxTech · Electronic Express

A featherweight laptop for the bag you already carry

XPG Xenia 14 14" WUXGA Notebook Computer

This open-box XPG Xenia 14 pairs a WUXGA screen with a 14-inch chassis, for students and remote workers who want light and sharp.

Deal score 7.7 · Steal
$499.50$1,200.00 Electronic Express's price new

You save $700.50 at Electronic Express

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Why it's a great deal

  • Open box from Electronic Express, compared with the price new
  • Electronic Express lists its regular price at $1,200.00: 58% off by its own figures
  • PCMag calls it a featherweight 14-inch laptop with rock-solid productivity performance PCMag
  • XPG says it weighs just 970g with a 92% screen-to-body ratio and up to 10 hours of battery XPG
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Specs

Resolution
1920 x 1200
Operating System
Windows OS
Processor Brand
Intel CPU
Graphics Processor
Intel GPU
Drive Type
Solid State Drive
Number Of Cores
Quad Core
Color
Black
Refresh Rate
60Hz
Available Ports
USB-C, 3.5 mm Jack
Biometric Security
Facial Recognition

About the XPG Xenia 14 14" WUXGA Notebook Computer

The XPG Xenia 14 is a 14-inch ultraportable with a 1920x1200 16:10 display, an Intel quad-core CPU, 16 GB of RAM and a 512 GB SSD. Its selling point is weight: it is one of the lightest 14-inch laptops around, and it still fits two SO-DIMM slots and an M.2 drive, so RAM goes to 64 GB and storage is user-replaceable. It runs Windows, has facial recognition login and a 60 Hz panel. Against mainstream ultrabooks it trades a dimmer 60 Hz screen and modest battery life for lighter weight and easier upgrades; reviewers treat it as a niche pick for tinkerers rather than a do-everything machine.

Best forBuyers who prioritize low weight over screen qualityUsers who want to upgrade RAM and storage themselvesStudents and office workers on the moveLinux and dual-boot tinkerers
Pros
  • Very light for a 14-inch laptop
  • 16:10 1920x1200 screen gives more vertical room than 16:9
  • Two RAM slots, upgradeable to 64 GB
  • User-replaceable 512 GB SSD
  • Facial recognition sign-in
  • USB-C and headphone jack included

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Cons
  • 60 Hz panel with modest brightness and color
  • 10-hour battery claim is optimistic in real use
  • Quad-core Intel CPU trails newer chips in heavy tasks
  • Limited port selection beyond USB-C
  • Integrated graphics only, no gaming or GPU work

What reviewers say

Owner and reviewer feedback is thin but consistent: people like the low weight and the easy RAM and SSD upgrades, and accept the plain 60 Hz screen as the trade-off. Complaints center on battery life falling short of the claim and on the modest CPU for demanding work.

What people mention
  • WeightPraisedOwners single out how light it is to carry for a 14-inch machine.
  • UpgradabilityPraisedBuyers like that RAM and the SSD can be swapped without special tools.
  • BatteryCriticisedReal-world runtime falls well short of the 10-hour claim.
  • DisplayMixedThe 16:10 resolution is welcome, but brightness and color are only average.
  • PerformanceMixedFine for office work, but the quad-core chip struggles with heavy loads.
  • PortsCriticisedSome users want more than USB-C and a headphone jack.

Questions and answers

Can I upgrade the RAM and storage?
Yes. It has two SO-DIMM slots, supports up to 64 GB, and the 512 GB SSD is replaceable.
Is the screen good for photo editing?
It is fine for documents and web work, but the 60 Hz panel has average brightness and color, so it is not a color-critical display.
How does it compare with a mainstream ultrabook?
It is lighter and easier to upgrade, but gives up screen quality, battery life and port variety.
Does it have a headphone jack?
Yes, there is a 3.5 mm jack alongside USB-C ports.
Can it run games?
Only light or older titles. It uses integrated Intel graphics, not a dedicated GPU.
Does it support Windows Hello?
Yes, it has facial recognition for sign-in.
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