NEW DELHI: ASUS India store pages display MRPs of Rs 50,990 to Rs 51,990 for five Core i3 versions of the Vivobook 14 X1404VA checked for this report. The pages currently expose MRP figures rather than a separate selling price. All five list 8GB memory and 512GB storage, making the full model suffix essential when comparing their specifications.
| Configuration | Colour | Displayed MRP, taxes included |
|---|---|---|
| X1404VA-EB321WS | Cool Silver | Rs 50,990 |
| X1404VA-EB322WS | Quiet Blue | Rs 50,990 |
| X1404VA-EB323WS | Terra Cotta | Rs 50,990 |
| X1404VA-NK760WS | Quiet Blue | Rs 51,990 |
| X1404VA-NK761WS | Cool Silver | Rs 51,990 |
Price as of 11 November 2026, 23:49 IST. This table covers the named Core i3 configurations, rather than every laptop sold under the broader Vivobook 14 name. A final transaction amount needs a current selling-price confirmation. An MRP is not evidence that a payment discount, student concession or previously advertised sale is available.
The processor stays the same across these suffixes
Each checked page identifies Intel's Core i3-1315U with Intel UHD graphics. Consequently, the higher MRP on the NK versions does not, on the evidence of these listings, purchase a different processor. A comparison based solely on the last few characters of the model number could suggest a performance step that the published specifications do not establish.
The common display specification is a 14-inch Full HD screen with a 60Hz refresh rate and 250-nit brightness. For an Indian student moving between home and classroom, that makes this a compact notebook for typed assignments and browser work. The dimensions and display figures are more informative than treating every Vivobook with a similar lid as interchangeable.
The EB product pages explicitly describe an IPS-level panel. The checked NK pages give resolution and brightness but do not establish the same panel description in their tables. That missing detail should remain missing in a comparison, rather than being filled from another suffix. A model-specific invoice or specification sheet is the appropriate place to settle it.
Memory offers a different ownership path
The individual store listings describe onboard memory plus a DDR4 SO-DIMM slot, with expansion up to 24GB. That is a useful distinction from a design with all memory fixed and no expansion slot. It gives an owner a possible service upgrade path, subject to compatible parts and the service conditions for the exact machine.
It does not mean the listed laptop ships with its maximum supported capacity. A student planning heavier software later should keep the supplied memory and supported expansion separate in their notes. Our Vivobook Go 14 memory explanation concerns another design and should not be used as a specification for this one.
Local storage and the software bundle are separate benefits
The listed SSD stores files locally. The accompanying Microsoft 365 Basic cloud allowance is a separate, time-limited service, while the pages describe Office Home 2024 as a perpetual bundle. Treating the cloud allowance as additional internal SSD space would make the storage comparison misleading, particularly for someone keeping coursework available without a connection.
The shared Office name also needs care in a business setting. The listing establishes which edition is bundled; it does not establish that an organisation's licensing, device-management or application requirements have been met. A small firm's administrator should match those requirements to the supplied software before putting this consumer configuration into a work fleet.
Connections favour a conventional desk setup
ASUS's India specification table lists USB-A connections, USB-C, HDMI and an audio jack. For classroom projectors, a wired mouse or removable storage, the range of physical connectors may matter as much as the CPU badge. The listed USB-C data connection should not be assumed to provide every capability found on a more expensive laptop.
For that distinction, our Vivobook 14 X1407QA port explainer covers a separate family. Likewise, the Vivobook 15 Core 3 comparison uses a different processor label and chassis. Neither establishes a feature or price for X1404VA.
The listed 720p webcam has a physical privacy shutter. For someone attending classes from a shared room, that is a practical control over the camera view. It does not mute the microphone, and it is separate from the software used to manage a meeting.
Who it is for
Our assessment from the specifications is that these Core i3 versions address everyday study and document-led work where a compact screen and a possible memory upgrade are useful. The table gives no evidence of a CPU advantage for the higher-MRP suffixes. The meaningful checks are therefore the exact panel, colour, supplied software and confirmed transaction price, alongside the purchaser's application requirements.
Official sources: EB321WS, EB322WS, EB323WS, NK760WS, NK761WS and ASUS India specifications.
