Customer Ratings & Reviews

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!

Great built quality. Best value for money produced on the market in comparison with the specs you get.

When you buy a 2,200 laptop you shouldn't need to go online and research how to get the wifi to work. I opened this up, totally excited, then was totally disheartened. Unfortunately I am returning this and going back to the drawing board. I ran with a surface book 2 for 7 years with no problems until the end. Asus proart took only 7 minutes.

Wanted to really like this computer but after a few months I get nothing but complications with the graphic or display. Spent endless amount of time doing updates. Resetting to factory. Recovery disks. It comes and got but make it impossible to rely on using this computer. Some times it takes hours to fix itself. Other times I have to unistall and reinstall graphics card. I have done all the updates. Update to bios. And much more.

I recently purchased the ASUS ProArt P16 with the AMD Ryzen AI 9, and I'm thoroughly impressed! The 4K touchscreen is absolutely stunning - colors are vibrant and the details are crystal clear. Performance is exceptional - handling multiple demanding applications simultaneously without any slowdown. The RTX 4070 GPU handles all my graphics work beautifully, and the 32GB RAM paired with the spacious 2TB SSD makes everything run smoothly. The only minor drawback is that it does get warm during intensive tasks, but that's somewhat expected with this level of power. Overall, this laptop exceeds my expectations and is perfect for creative professionals who need reliable performance. Highly recommended!

Great laptop! Very clear display. Quiet and quick. One demerit for backlit keyboard that doesn't backlight the punctuation symbols over the number keys, leaving them very hard to read for their respective punctuation symbol. An additional demerit for Best Buy staff failing to carry the LapLink cable needed for PCMover to do a quick data transfer from my old laptop. With no cable, I was forced to do the transfer wirelessly, and it took over 36 HOURS!

I went back and forth between several different computers before I landed on the p16. I really love just about everything about it. It's fast, the colors are great, the build quality is excellent, and the Asus support and product software is fantastic. If I had any complaints it's that I wish the power supply was a usb-c instead of the proprietary connection and the screen is glossy. It looks gorgeous, but does show fingerprints and grime as well as reflects. At this point I'm very happy with my purchase and am looking at some pro art monitors to add to my setup.

Okay, I'm super happy with the decision to buy this super computer. This machine is great. The screen is extraordinary. This equipment is truly super fast and extraordinary for graphics. I'm a first-year aerospace engineering student at the University of Florida. I recommend it. Price-value ratio. ** ASUS Proart **

First impression after 2 days of use is very good. Lightweight and very fast computer. Noticing an improvement in editing both photos and videos. Topaz AI editing software runs much faster on this compared to my older Alienware R17. Sound quality is excellent for a laptop. OLED display looks great.

I have a 2021 MacBook Pro and would pick this over the MacBook. Although I prefer MacOS to Windows 11, I like the freedom a PC gives you and the ability to play games. I have the P16 connected to a 240hz external monitor, but the laptop screen itself is gorgeous. I wish it had a higher refresh but my MacBook is only 60hz and the lower refresh helps preserve battery life when on the go. Highly recommend!

The ASUS ProArt P16 has an impressive build quality and design that I truly appreciate. However, there are a few drawbacks worth mentioning. First, I wish it could be powered via standard USB-C, which would have been more convenient. I purchased this laptop as an open-box item, and unfortunately, the previous owner had reimaged it, wiping out the original Windows installation that included all the necessary drivers. This led to a frustrating setup experience. I had to manually hunt down drivers just to complete the Windows installation. Although I managed to bypass the network during setup, I encountered additional issues, forcing me to reinstall Windows with the WLAN driver already in place. Despite using the MyAsus app to "update" and "install" the missing drivers, the laptop still has persistent issues. It refuses to enter sleep mode, the dial feature doesn't function, and other features are randomly missing. Even after downloading and installing all the drivers specific to this model, the laptop still doesn't perform as expected. This suggests it may suffer from the same sleep and driver issues that have plagued other ASUS laptops, or I may have just been unlucky with this particular unit. If the 4080 model were available in the US, I would be tempted to give it another try. Unfortunately, we’re limited to the 4070 configuration. For those seeking a laptop with a 4K touch screen, a dedicated GPU, and an NPU, this model initially seemed like the best option. Regrettably, I will be returning it due to the ongoing frustrations with the setup and functionality. That said, I was very tempted to keep it, even with the initial setup challenges.

So far, the laptop has been butter smooth with everything I've been throwing at it. The fans, yes, tend to get a littler loud but that's expected out of laptop, I believe. The screen is a-mazing, the keyboard feels comfortable, the speaker is top-notch. Can't expect more than that out of laptop at this price!

So far, I love my Asus Pro-Art 16" laptop. It is fast and has a beautify display. My last laptop was about 15 years old so there is a small learning curve as I try to grasp the many new features. I highly recommend this one if you are in the market.

Coming from an XPS 17 9710 UHD, this laptop is a great upgrade. Screen, weight, keyboard, and the Speakers! all amazing. I literally have no complaints about this machine. Doesn't run too hot while gaming either. Battery life is miles better than the XPS.

I have been pretty disappointed with this laptop so far. It has suddenly crashed a couple of times. It has been glitchy with windows closing suddenly and windows/images re-sizing randomly. The most frustrating thing is that I keep getting errors when I try to copy images from my camera's memory card to an external drive. I've performed this function hundreds of times on my old laptop with no problems. I could copy 999 files at once before with zero errors on my four year-old laptop. Now, if I try to copy more than 10-20 files at a time, I get a bunch of errors. Sometimes it will finish copying after multiple times. Other times, I have to start over. This routine, basic task is now very time consuming. For the price and for a machine marketed for this type of use, it is very frustrating. I may need to get tech support to see if they can figure it out. It's mystifying why this is a problem, since this is a very basic, routine function.

A Touch Screen is a must for me, and I also need a gaming computer for the graphic building program is use that needs uses high end graphics, so the choices are limited. This wasn't originally on my list of finalists, but I found it with the help of an employee in store. It does seem to get quite warm when I do play games, so I will watch that, as my last laptop burned itself up! The video is really sharp, it's fast -- my only complaint is that the letters on the keys are a muted light gray that I have trouble seeing.