The screen was one of the main reason to purchase, but the screen already defect from the get go, bleeding light on all comer. The worst stuff didn't kick in until it pass return window. Graphic glitching, the screen is getting even worst (included picture suppose to be a complete black screen), WiFi drop out, and sticking key... only warranty is the option now but after read many horrid warranty return story ( they don't make it easy at all) I'm now hesitate because I don't want to be 2 months without a computer :( .

i’m really happy with, i’ll use for gaming and i tested yesterday on halo infinite and was really fast, no lag, i add an extra 16gb ram for better performance, but i’m not really conform with windows 11 but as i said i only gonna use for gaming and everything goes okay

I wanted to give it 5 stars but the ssd caddy is missing and you cant add one if it was there the manufacturer added plastic pillers blocking an ssd or 90wh battery upgrade. Not happy.

Great performance for the price. Runs games well. The RAM has an extra slot and there is an extra SSD slot. The battery is not that good…. But that’s expected for a gaming laptop.

First I love Asus products. They typically have great build quality, performance, and reliability. That is why I purchased this laptop somewhat on faith in the company. In the end I returned this laptop for 2 main Reasons. 1) Screen Flicker- I did observe all the flicker and error screens that other reviews mention. That being said, once drivers are installed and up to date, the issue mostly goes away. If you hover over tabs or min/max a window, then you might catch a flicker... and that was enough to make me put back in the box. 2) Probably most importantly, the review embargo on the RTX 3050 just lifted, and well... the performance numbers are not great. Calling this a "30 series" graphics card is a stretch. This is really just a beefed up GTX 1660 or 1070 with ray tracing. The graphics card is nowhere near the cutting edge performance of the rest of the 30 series cards. And let's not forget that laptop GPUs are not nearly as good as desktops. For it's price point I would expect a lot more. I would suggest anyone paying this much for a laptop should just go an extra $150 and get something a better on the performance end. When you finance, you barely notice the difference in price Fit and finish was a bit underwhelming too with materials feeling very "plastic". There is a lot of flex and give in certain parts of the frame. As an ASUS fan, I was surprised. To be fair, there were a lot of things I liked about this laptop: Great size of screen (this this is a beast in size) Great 10key space RGB keys were nice CPU was peppy and responsive Fans were quite Battery seemed fine Weight was normal Laptop had plenty of usb ports M.2 space for more memory And the GPU performance is not the fault of Asus at all! NVIDIA should have called it a RTX2050 but I suppose they like to make money. I am planning to try a Asus ROG Zephyrus