I am skeptical when it comes to laptops. I am a video and photo editor that moves a lot on the go. In addition I run software like DaVinci and Adobe programs. and this laptop is a champ! I even hook it up via HDMI and there is no lag or display issues. I can not express how much I love this laptop. I also play CSGO on it with other games like Forza and it runs those games flawlessly. Another note the display is crisp, having the OLED screen has made color grading so nice. Additionally, The battery life is fantastic as well, I can work about 7 hours on power saver on and just about 5 hours on performance, it all varies depending on the tasks you are doing. The only downside I will make a note of but is given for being a laptop running a 3050 it does run hot with heavy tasks BUT with correct air flow you rarely notice it honestly, fans are a bit loud when it is cranked all the way but again it is a laptop it is expected that my only complaint but that will be with any laptop, the upside is the fan ducts work amazing to distribute heat. With that being said, I am skeptical of laptops, because you really never know what you are getting. But this laptop is worth the money. I will say that if you are looking for a school computer or something for work. or like myself my business for editing. It is worth buying.

This laptop really went above and beyond my expectations! First time purchasing an OLED screen and it did not disappoint in the slightest. Super clean, bright, vivid colors. Runs at fantastic speeds and I’ve yet to have any issues whatsoever and I’ve had it for almost a year now. Makes some of my gaming monitors look kind of, bleh now lol I wanted a laptop for work but hey I’m addicted to gaming, what can I say? This serves both purposes with ease. It runs a little hot when gaming but I bought a fan cooler to throw underneath it and wahlah! No issues, plays games really well and for work productivity its a breeze. If I needed another one, I’d buy it again!

The Asus VivoBook Pro 15 OLED offers stunning OLED visuals, powerful performance with an AMD Ryzen 7 processor, and excellent sound quality with Harman Kardon speakers. Its sleek design, responsive keyboard, and long battery life make it a fantastic all-around laptop for work, entertainment, and daily use. Highly recommended!

Open Box, the factory warranty for my laptop started 8 months before I purchased it, so mine only has 4 months remaining. That's not fair, and I don't recall being told, pre-sale, about that small complication. Lose 3 stars because of the warranty problem, but add back 2 stars because the processor has dozens of cores. Open Box explains why my laptop has 16 GB ram instead of the factory 8 GB. Personally, whomever went through all the trouble of opening the laptop, they might as well have added 32 GB more instead of only another 8 GB. Of course, if another $50 worth of ram were added, Best Buy would raise the price $200. Time to ask Youtube if I can max the ram, myself; we have the technology . The Accidental Geek Squad Protection is too expensive. After using Windows 7 many years ago and just a little 10 recently, I find that being concerned about a huuuge learning curve for 11 was unnecessary. Instead, I think I'll find it very customizable. The ultimate customization will be to eliminate tiles in the Start menu from opening the dreaded Edge browser, or at least get them to open their links in my alternate browser (Opera). After using Windows for 30 years, 11 still does things occasionally that are slightly screwed up. Continual trouble finding the display brightness keys -- F5 and F6, practice, practice, practice. Can't get an emoji menu, even though there's an emoji icon on the F8 key. Artificial Intelligence says the emoji menu can be summoned with Windows Logo + "." but that doesn't do anything. The first owner did something with the audio. The volume on website flash players worked, but the volume controls on F1, F2, and F3 didn't do anything. Clicking around the Sound Mixer straightened that out, so now the keyboard volume controls work, too. Little things like that when you save money on an Open Box. My open box did not include a single piece of paper, which is kinda nice in a way. But, no warranty card, no Quick Start manual, no introduction, no thank you from Asus. No explanation about Nvidia Broadcast or the assorted video options. Power cords were included but messy. No effort was made to repackage the laptop to approach a similar experience to a new item. More expensive than my average purchase, resulted in frustrating taxes of about $50. But that's a problem with Uncle Sam, not Best Buy. Looks like you can get a tan by raising the display brightness. But be nice to your OLED. I usually disable screen savers, but the OLED is susceptible to image-burn-in, so I'll keep the [stunning] screensaver that's been activated. Recommend limiting the battery to charging up to 80%, which is a setting in MyASUS, not in Windows power settings where I'm used to finding it. There is no option for maximum charging levels besides 80% and 100%. I would have chosen 60% if it were available. And the fan should be set to Performance instead of Quiet. Keyboard, if NumLock is active, then there's no Home or End keys. If NumLock is inactive, you have Home and End keys, but no keypad. Of course, the top row has numbers, so maybe I'll start leaving NumLock off unless I'm really doing number keypad stuff. I'll append more opinions after using the laptop for more than 2 days...

This laptop is the best performing laptop I've purchased. It outperforms my last Omen by far. I haven't had any issues with in-game lag, and it renders hefty in-game graphics quickly. I run Adobe CC and it starts-up Photoshop and Lightroom faster than any computer I've had. It's amazing. Battery life is good- you don't have to worry about running out of battery working in Word or other production apps. In-game battery life isn't that good BUT you can get something done quick enough and hangout for a minute. I'd say 45 minutes or maybe a little longer- it depends on resource demands. The great thing about this laptop, in-game on battery, is that it saves resources- the fan runs slow and quiet and the temps stay down. Speaking of temps- ASUS provides great apps for support that allow you to monitor internal temperatures, updates, and even get support. The OLED display is awesome, the visuals will truly amaze you....AI is excellent too. The unit will run hot in-game, but it stays within normal in-game temperatures, and if by chance it reaches above the norm, it cools back down very quickly. The speakers are great! They have a good clear sound. I haven't had any cracking or popping from them. I'm thinking that may be noises produced in-game environments. The speakers are good and clear...I will say this, if you're an HP or Dell user you may need to adjust a little to the keyboard but it's no big deal. Overall, this laptop is excellent in its class.