Vizio CT14-A4 Thin + Light

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Pros:

Attractive design, Inexpensive, No bloatware

Cons:

Screen lacks touch functionality. Slippery keyboard
Ugly, uncomfortable keyboard, Unresponsive trackpad, Mediocre screen, Poor battery life

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Last revision on November 21, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Attractive design, Inexpensive, No bloatware

Reviewers Didn't Like

Screen lacks touch functionality. Slippery keyboard
Ugly, uncomfortable keyboard, Unresponsive trackpad, Mediocre screen, Poor battery life

Expert reviews and ratings

The Windows 8 update of the Vizio 14-inch Thin + Light CT14-A4 ultrabook brings an improved trackpad and Microsoft's new operating system, but a couple of familiar nits still keep the CT14-A4 from jumping to the top of our...

By PC Mag on January 30, 2013

The 14-inch CT14 is every bit as attractive as its larger-screened brother, with sharp, angled edges and an anodized aluminum surface. Vizio put a lot of effort into this laptop's image, and it shows — even the power brick features the same cut corners...

By The Verge on October 01, 2012

Taking a bold step into the PC market, the Vizio Thin+Light CT14 is a fresh take on the 14-inch ultrabook, held back by some first-gen...

By CNET Australia on August 01, 2012

Lisa Gade reviews the Vizio CT14 14″ Thin + Light notebook. The Vizio has a 1600 x 900 IPS display that's better than most Ultrabooks'. It's available with Intel Core i3, i5, i7 ULV Ivy Bridge CPUs. It's available 128GB and 256GB SSD drives, and it...

By thunderbaylive.com on August 06, 2012