“Hi, the product description says QHD. On the Asus website, it says that this has a QHD+ display. Which is correct? I wanted to make sure before deciding between this or the 4080 version which seems to have a QHD+ and MIni-LED display. Thank you,”

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• The resolution for this laptop is 2560x1600 making it a 16:10 aspect ratio. If the model has WQXGA then it's a QHD+.

  Answered by Chase 2 years ago

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• It is a QHD+ display. Best Buy for some reason have horrid product descriptions for these laptops.

  Answered by User 2 years ago

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• It's QHD+ because it's a 16X10 display. A 16X9 display with the same pixels per inch is a QHD. You'll probably get slightly better battery life from the 4070 with the QHD+ non mini LED display.

  Answered by GearAcquisitionSyndrome 2 years ago

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• i believe QHD+ just means its 2560x1600 instead of the regular QHD 2560x1440, the 4070 is QHD non mini LED while the 4080 is QHD with mini LED..

  Answered by GeorgeS 2 years ago

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