I was looking for a laptop for school and to game on playing fps games like overwatch and running ff7. I can run these games on 130fps, it could go higher but I stick to 130 to prevent overheating. I do not like the chunky look to gaming laptops and prefer a sleek design in which this has. I have had this laptop for a year now and it still works great. I was used to using a high end desktop set up for years but needed to replace with a laptop as I was moving countries and to take with me to school. Speakers are also great! The only issue I have noticed is to do with the build quality. The hinges are now starting to creek a little when I open and close and the hinges are not very sturdy but it does the job. I also have little white marks on the edge where the paint has come off from it being on and off the table, also I got a small dent in it pretty easliy from it being in a foam case in my bag. If you get this laptop, definitely get a hard case for it.

I’ve been using the ASUS ProArt P16 for a while now, and honestly, it’s been a game-changer for my work. As a creative professional, I need a machine that can handle heavy tasks like 3D rendering, design software, and video editing, and this laptop does all of that without breaking a sweat. First off, the performance is amazing. I went with the model that has an Intel Core i9 processor and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPU, and it powers through my most demanding projects effortlessly. Whether I’m working with large 3D models or editing high-res video, it never slows down, even when I have multiple apps open at once. The display is another thing I love. It’s a 4K, Pantone-validated screen, and the color accuracy is just spot on, which is essential for my design work. Plus, the detail and clarity make everything I work on look so crisp—it’s like I can see things I wasn’t able to before on my old laptop. In terms of design, it’s sleek and professional. It feels solid and well-built without being overly bulky, which is important because I do need to move around with it sometimes. The only downside, if I had to pick one, would be the battery life. When I’m working on really intensive tasks, it can drain a bit faster than I’d like, but honestly, for the power it packs, it’s a small trade-off. Overall, the ProArt StudioBook has really leveled up my workflow and made working on my projects a lot more efficient and enjoyable. It’s definitely an investment, but if you're serious about creative work, it’s 100% worth it.

The laptop is very slim and portable, comes with many art and media oriented programs, and work well for me as I'm interested in developing video games and need a very versitle computer.

It did not meet my expectations, I see no difference with my previous laptop which was a Lenovo X230 with 16GB RAM, Windows 10. It even freezes every time something happens.

Amazing performance. It manages my heavy work load, I am very happy!