If you have searched the Asus Vivobook 15 price in Bangladesh and come away confused, you are not doing anything wrong. Every shop in the country sells something called a "Vivobook 15" — and the prices run from roughly ৳56,000 to ৳120,000. That is not a discount range. Those are genuinely different laptops wearing the same name.
This review clears that up. We break down every Vivobook 15 variant sold in Bangladesh, compare official ASUS Bangladesh pricing against what Ryans, Star Tech, Computer Mania and Tech Marvels actually charge, and give you a straight answer on whether it is worth your money in 2026 — including the parts ASUS and the retailers would rather not put in the product description.
The Verdict
The Vivobook 15 is the safest mainstream laptop buy in Bangladesh — if you get the right variant at the right price. The value sits between ৳70,000 and ৳85,000. Above ৳95,000 the machine stops making sense, and below ৳58,000 you are buying a processor you will outgrow in eighteen months.
SWEET SPOT
৳72,800–79,900
Core i5 / 16GB / 512GB
ENTRY PRICE
৳56,000
Core i3 / 8GB / 512GB
BEST FOR
Students, office work, freelancing
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- "Vivobook 15" is four different laptops. X1504 is the thin low-power model. A1502, A1505 and R1502 use faster H-series chips in a thicker body. Shops list all of them as "Vivobook 15" without saying which.
- Official ASUS BD prices run higher than street prices. ASUS lists the i7-1355U variant at ৳96,500–102,500; local retailers sell comparable units from ৳78,290. Always compare, never assume MSRP is the price.
- The screen is the weak point. Most variants ship a 250-nit, 60Hz, non-OLED panel. Usable indoors, washed out near a window. The A1505VA OLED fixes this for roughly ৳10,000 more.
- Check RAM configuration before you pay. Many units run 8GB soldered plus one free slot. Upgrading locally costs ৳2,500–4,000 and is the single best value add you can make.
- Warranty is split. Typically 2 years on the unit but only 1 year on battery and adapter. Confirm this in writing at purchase.
- Skip it if you need serious GPU work, all-day unplugged battery, or a colour-accurate display for paid client work.
What this review covers
- Asus Vivobook 15 price in Bangladesh (2026)
- The Vivobook 15 naming trap — read this before you buy
- Street prices at Bangladeshi retailers
- Full specifications
- What the Vivobook 15 gets right
- Where it falls short
- RAM and storage upgrades in Bangladesh
- Battery life and load-shedding
- Which variant should you buy?
- Vivobook 15 vs rivals in Bangladesh
- Buying safely: warranty, EMI, grey imports
- So is it worth it?
- Frequently asked questions
Asus Vivobook 15 price in Bangladesh (2026)
Start with the official numbers. ASUS Bangladesh publishes recommended pricing for the X1504 family — the mainstream thin-and-light Vivobook 15 that most buyers are actually searching for. These are the manufacturer's listed prices, not what you will necessarily pay.
| Model | Processor | RAM / Storage | Graphics | Official price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| X1504ZA | Core i3-1215U | 8GB DDR4 / 512GB | Intel UHD | ৳56,000 |
| X1504VA | Intel UHD 340 / Core 3 | 8GB DDR4 / 512GB | Intel UHD | ৳57,000 |
| X1504VA | Core i3-1315U | 8GB DDR4 / 512GB | Intel UHD | ৳57,500–70,800 |
| X1504ZA | Core i5-1235U | 16GB DDR4 / 512GB | Iris Xe | ৳68,500 |
| X1504VA | Core i5-1334U | 16GB DDR4 / 512GB | Iris Xe | ৳72,800 |
| X1504ZA | Core i7-1255U | 16GB DDR4 / 512GB | Iris Xe | ৳83,000 |
| X1504VA | Core i7-1355U | 16GB DDR4 / 512GB | Iris Xe | ৳96,500–102,500 |
Important: Notice the i3-1315U appears at four different prices (৳57,500, ৳62,300, ৳65,000 and ৳70,800). The difference is SSD interface speed (PCIe Gen3 vs Gen4), storage size and colour. Same processor name, different machine. Always ask for the full model code — the string that looks like X1504VA-NJ### — not just "i3 Vivobook 15".
The Vivobook 15 naming trap — read this before you buy
This is the single most expensive mistake Bangladeshi buyers make, and no shop page explains it. ASUS uses "Vivobook 15" as an umbrella name across at least four distinct chassis with different processors, cooling systems and performance ceilings. Two laptops both labelled "Vivobook 15" can differ by ৳45,000 and by a factor of two in sustained performance.
| Model code | Chip class | What it really is | BD price band |
|---|---|---|---|
| X1504ZA / X1504VA | U-series (15W) | The classic thin-and-light Vivobook 15. Quiet, cool, light. This is what most people mean by "Vivobook 15". | ৳56,000–89,000 |
| A1502VA / R1502VA | H-series (45W) | Performance chassis with i5-13420H or i7-13620H. Noticeably faster for editing and compiling, but heavier, hotter and worse on battery. | ৳79,900–119,900 |
| A1505VA | H-series + OLED | Same performance chassis, upgraded to an OLED panel. The one to buy if display quality matters. | ৳83,990–92,500 |
| E1504FA / E1504TA | Vivobook Go 15 | A different, cheaper product line entirely — Ryzen or Intel N-series. Often shelved next to the Vivobook 15 and easy to mistake for it. | ৳64,000–93,000 |
The practical rule: if the processor name ends in U (1235U, 1334U, 1355U, 120U), you are buying the thin-and-light. If it ends in H (13420H, 13620H, 13900H), you are buying the performance model. Decide which you want before you walk into the shop, because the salesperson will call both of them a Vivobook 15.
Street prices at Bangladeshi retailers
Here is where official pricing and reality diverge. These are live listings from major Bangladeshi retailers, checked in August 2026. Note how the H-series models cluster around ৳80,000–92,000 while the U-series models undercut ASUS's own recommended pricing.
| Retailer | Variant | Config | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Mania | X1504VA | i5-1334U / 8GB / 512GB | ৳73,900 |
| Dazzle | X1504VA | Core 7 150U / 8GB / 512GB | ৳78,290 (from ৳89,990) |
| Tech Marvels | X1504VAP (2025) | Core 5 120U / 16GB / 512GB | ৳79,990 (from ৳89,500) |
| Computer Mania | A1502VA | i5-13420H / 8GB / 512GB | ৳79,900 |
| Star Tech | X1504VA | Core 5 120U / 8GB / 512GB | ৳82,000 |
| Tech Marvels | A1505VA OLED | i5-13420H / 16GB / 512GB | ৳83,990 (from ৳88,500) |
| Computer Mania | X1504ZA | i7-1255U / 16GB / 512GB | ৳89,000 (from ৳96,900) |
| Computer Mania | R1502VA | i5-13420H / 16GB / 512GB | ৳90,900 |
| Computer Mania | A1505VA OLED | i5-13420H / 16GB / 512GB | ৳92,500 |
| Computer Mania | A1502VA | i9-13900H / 16GB / 512GB | ৳119,900 (from ৳128,900) |
What this table tells you: the ৳73,900 i5-1334U at Computer Mania and the ৳82,000 Core 5 120U at Star Tech are the same class of machine. That is an ৳8,100 spread on comparable hardware. Get quotes from at least three shops before committing — the price difference is often larger than the spec difference.
Full specifications
Specs below reflect the mainstream X1504 configuration most commonly sold in Bangladesh. Exact figures vary by SKU.
| Display | 15.6" FHD (1920×1080) IPS, 60Hz, ~250 nits, anti-glare, TÜV Rheinland low blue light certified. OLED on A1505VA. |
| Processor | Intel Core i3-1215U to Core 7 150U (U-series) or i5-13420H to i9-13900H (H-series) |
| Graphics | Intel UHD or Iris Xe integrated. No discrete GPU on standard Vivobook 15. |
| Memory | 8GB or 16GB DDR4. Frequently 8GB soldered + one free SO-DIMM slot. |
| Storage | 256GB–1TB M.2 NVMe SSD. PCIe Gen3 on cheaper SKUs, Gen4 on newer ones. |
| Ports | USB-C, USB-A ×2, HDMI, 3.5mm combo jack, microSD on some SKUs. No Thunderbolt. |
| Design | 180° lay-flat hinge, physical webcam shutter, ErgoSense keyboard with numpad, ASUS Antimicrobial Guard Plus coating |
| Audio | SonicMaster stereo with Volume Booster |
| OS | Windows 11 Home (verify the licence is genuine at purchase) |
| Colours | Quiet Blue, Cool Silver, Mixed Black, Green Grey (availability varies) |
What the Vivobook 15 gets right
The keyboard is genuinely good. ASUS's ErgoSense keyboard has proper key travel and a full numpad — a real advantage if you do accounting, data entry or spreadsheet work. For students writing long assignments and freelancers typing all day, this is the feature you will appreciate most, and it is better than what HP and Acer offer at the same price.
It runs cool and quiet on U-series chips. The 15W processors barely spin the fan during browsing, MS Office, Zoom classes and light Photoshop. In a Dhaka flat without air conditioning, this matters more than benchmark numbers.
Build quality punches above the price. It is plastic, but well-assembled plastic with minimal lid flex. The 180° lay-flat hinge is practical for showing your screen across a desk, and the physical webcam shutter is a real privacy feature rather than a marketing bullet.
Service coverage in Bangladesh is above average. ASUS has established service infrastructure in Dhaka and Chattogram, and parts availability for the Vivobook line is better than for most competing brands. If something fails in year two, you are more likely to get it fixed here than with a lesser-known brand.
Where it falls short
No shop page will tell you these things. All of them are true.
The display is dim. At roughly 250 nits, the standard IPS panel is fine indoors but struggles near a window or on a bright verandah. It is also 60Hz and covers a limited colour gamut — acceptable for documents and video, not good enough for paid photo or video work. If display quality matters to you, pay the extra for the A1505VA OLED variant.
DDR4, not DDR5. Most Vivobook 15 units still ship DDR4 memory. It works fine today, but it is a generation behind and limits how future-proof the machine is.
SSD speed varies quietly between SKUs. Two units at similar prices can ship PCIe Gen3 or Gen4 drives. Gen4 is meaningfully faster for large file transfers and project loading. This is almost never listed prominently — ask.
No discrete graphics. Integrated Iris Xe handles light editing and older games at low settings. It will not handle modern gaming, 4K video timelines or 3D rendering. If that is your workload, look at the Asus TUF Gaming F15 instead.
No Thunderbolt. The USB-C port handles data and display output but lacks Thunderbolt bandwidth, which limits external GPU and high-speed dock options.
8GB base configurations are already tight. Windows 11 plus Chrome with fifteen tabs plus Teams will use most of 8GB. Budget for the upgrade, or buy a 16GB SKU outright.
RAM and storage upgrades in Bangladesh
This is where the Vivobook 15 quietly becomes a better deal than its rivals — and where a small amount of local knowledge saves you real money.
Most Vivobook 15 units sold here use a hybrid memory layout: 8GB soldered directly to the board, plus one empty SO-DIMM slot. That means you cannot remove the base 8GB, but you can add to it. Dropping an 8GB DDR4 stick into the free slot takes you to 16GB in dual-channel, which improves integrated graphics performance as a side benefit.
| Upgrade | Typical BD cost | Worth it? |
|---|---|---|
| +8GB DDR4 SO-DIMM | ৳2,500–4,000 | Yes — best value upgrade available |
| 512GB → 1TB NVMe SSD | ৳5,500–8,500 | Only if you store video or large datasets |
| Buying 16GB from the shop instead | +৳6,000–9,000 on sticker | Costs more, but keeps warranty simple |
Warranty warning: ask the retailer to perform the RAM upgrade at the time of purchase and note it on the invoice. Opening the chassis yourself can complicate a warranty claim later. Most Bangladeshi shops will do this for free or a nominal fee if you buy the stick from them.
Battery life and load-shedding
Expect roughly 6 to 8 hours of realistic mixed use from a U-series Vivobook 15 — browsing, documents, video calls at moderate brightness. H-series variants (A1502, A1505, R1502) drop closer to 4 to 5 hours because the 45W chips draw considerably more power.
That distinction matters more in Bangladesh than in most markets. During load-shedding, a U-series Vivobook 15 will comfortably carry you through a two-hour outage with margin to spare. An H-series model on a bad day will not. If you work from home in an area with unreliable supply, the thin-and-light X1504 is the more practical choice even though it benchmarks lower.
Fast charging helps here too — the Vivobook 15 refills quickly enough that a short window of power gets you back to a usable charge. Keep the 65W adapter with you rather than relying on a power bank; the laptop does not charge reliably over standard USB-C PD on all SKUs.
Which variant should you buy?
Pick your row and stop reading the rest.
| You are | Buy this | Budget | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| A student on a tight budget | X1504ZA i3-1215U, 8GB, add 8GB yourself | ৳56,000 + ৳3,000 | Handles classes, assignments and research for four years of university |
| A freelancer or office worker | X1504VA i5-1334U, 16GB, 512GB | ৳72,800–79,900 | The sweet spot. Enough power for real work, still cool and quiet on battery |
| Doing light video or design work | A1505VA OLED i5-13420H, 16GB | ৳83,990–92,500 | The OLED panel and H-series chip together justify the premium |
| Compiling code or heavy multitasking | R1502VA or A1502VA i7-13620H, 16GB | ৳90,900–99,900 | Sustained multi-core performance the U-series cannot match |
| Gaming or 3D work | Don't buy a Vivobook 15 | — | No discrete GPU. Get a TUF or LOQ instead |
The one to avoid: the i9-13900H A1502VA at ৳119,900. At that price you are paying flagship money for a plastic chassis with integrated graphics and a 250-nit screen. Either spend less on the i5, or spend the same on a machine with a proper GPU or a better display.
Vivobook 15 vs rivals in Bangladesh
The Vivobook 15 competes directly with three machines you will see on the same shop shelf.
| Asus Vivobook 15 | HP 15s | Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keyboard | Best in class | Adequate | Very good |
| Display options | IPS or OLED | IPS only | IPS only |
| Upgradability | One free RAM slot on most SKUs | Varies, often soldered | Usually one slot |
| Service in BD | Strong | Strong | Strong |
| Resale value | Good — high local demand | Good | Moderate |
The honest summary: all three are competent. The Vivobook 15 wins on keyboard quality and the availability of an OLED option, and it holds resale value well in Bangladesh because the name is widely recognised. Compare current pricing on the HP 15s, the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 and the Acer Aspire Lite before you decide — on any given week one of them will be discounted enough to change the answer.
Buying safely in Bangladesh: warranty, EMI and grey imports
Warranty is split, and shops rarely volunteer this. The typical structure is 2 years on the laptop itself but only 1 year on the battery and adapter. Since the battery is the component most likely to degrade, ask for this in writing on your invoice.
Confirm the unit is officially imported. Grey-market Vivobooks circulate in Bangladesh at tempting prices. They carry no local ASUS warranty, and the shop's own guarantee may be worth very little if the shop closes. Check that the serial number is registered with ASUS Bangladesh before you pay.
EMI is widely available but not free. Most major retailers offer 3, 6, 9 and 12-month card EMI. Zero-interest plans are usually limited to specific banks and specific months; longer terms often carry a processing charge. Calculate the total repayment, not the monthly instalment.
Pre-order does not mean in stock. Several listings we checked showed "pre-order" or "out of stock" status while still displaying a price. A quoted price on an unavailable unit is not a real offer — confirm physical stock before transferring money.
Check the Windows licence. Ask the shop to show you an activated, genuine Windows 11 installation before you leave. Unactivated installs are a common cost-cutting shortcut.
So is the Asus Vivobook 15 worth it?
Yes — for most people, at the right price, in the right variant.
If you are a student, an office worker, a freelancer or anyone whose day consists of documents, browsers, video calls and the occasional light photo edit, the Vivobook 15 does that work well, quietly, and with the best keyboard in its price class. The ৳72,800 to ৳79,900 band buying an i5 with 16GB is the strongest value in the Bangladeshi mainstream laptop market right now.
No — if you need discrete graphics, a colour-accurate display for client work, all-day battery on an H-series chip, or if you are looking at anything above ৳95,000. At those prices the compromises stop being acceptable, and better-specified alternatives exist.
The single most important thing you can do is stop shopping by the name "Vivobook 15" and start shopping by model code. Write down the exact string — X1504VA, A1505VA, R1502VA — before you compare prices. Everything in this review flows from that one habit.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Asus Vivobook 15 price in Bangladesh right now?
Official ASUS Bangladesh pricing starts at ৳56,000 for the Core i3-1215U model and reaches ৳102,500 for the Core i7-1355U. Street prices at retailers such as Computer Mania, Star Tech, Tech Marvels and Dazzle currently run from about ৳73,900 for a Core i5 configuration up to ৳119,900 for the Core i9 performance variant. Prices verified August 2026 and subject to change.
Which Vivobook 15 is best for students in Bangladesh?
The X1504ZA or X1504VA with a Core i3 or i5, 8GB RAM and a 512GB SSD, priced roughly ৳56,000 to ৳73,900. Add an 8GB RAM stick for ৳2,500–4,000 at purchase and it will comfortably handle four years of coursework, online classes and research.
Can I upgrade the RAM on the Asus Vivobook 15?
On most units sold in Bangladesh, yes. The common layout is 8GB soldered to the board plus one empty SO-DIMM slot, so you can add 8GB to reach 16GB in dual-channel. Ask the retailer to install it at the time of purchase and record it on the invoice to keep your warranty clean.
Is the Vivobook 15 good for gaming?
Not really. Standard Vivobook 15 models use integrated Intel UHD or Iris Xe graphics with no discrete GPU. Older and lighter titles run at low settings; modern games do not. For gaming, look at the Asus TUF Gaming F15 or Lenovo LOQ 15 instead.
How long does the Vivobook 15 battery last?
Roughly 6 to 8 hours of mixed real-world use on U-series variants such as the X1504. The H-series performance models (A1502, A1505, R1502) drop to about 4 to 5 hours. For working through load-shedding, the U-series variants are clearly the more practical choice.
What is the difference between the X1504 and A1502 Vivobook 15?
The X1504 uses low-power 15W U-series processors in a thin, quiet chassis with better battery life. The A1502 uses 45W H-series processors in a thicker body — significantly faster for sustained workloads like video editing and compiling, but hotter, heavier and shorter on battery. Both are sold as "Vivobook 15".
Is the OLED version worth the extra money?
If you do any design, photo or video work, yes. The A1505VA OLED costs roughly ৳84,000 to ৳92,500 against about ৳80,000 for the comparable IPS model — around ৳10,000 for a dramatically better panel with deeper blacks and far more accurate colour. For pure document and browsing use, save the money.
Does the Vivobook 15 come with genuine Windows?
Officially imported units ship with Windows 11 Home pre-installed and licensed. Ask the retailer to demonstrate an activated installation before you leave the shop — unactivated Windows is a common shortcut, particularly on grey-market stock.
Pricing in this review was verified against ASUS Bangladesh and major local retailers in August 2026. Laptop prices in Bangladesh move with import duty, exchange rate and stock availability — confirm the current figure with the shop before purchasing.
