Customer Ratings & Reviews

First ı upgraded the ram to 32 gigs. Because Fortnite was using 19gigs. İn Fortnite ım getting 300 average on performance mode but ı limited it to 160 because the screen is 165hz. The 5070ti equals 5060ti desktop. Overall l loved it. Good for 1550.

its okay nothing crazy enjoying but there are some issues.

Amazing quality, really fast, 100% worth the price.

Great laptop, fantastic display, so far no problem.

The gaming laptop is capable of playing every game I throw at it however some of the down side is the resolution is a bit awkward considering some of the games appear to be hard to see with how much it scales. My biggest complaint on the device is it will randomly crash on Me by restarting I wander if the bios has issues and I haven't tweaked anything but other that that it performs well interms of games at 60fps ultra settings and the RGB keyboard is nice

Great laptop and has been flawless since updating bios. Wife uses it for World of Warcraft and loves it. She has not run it on battery alone so i cant comment on that.

This does it all. The 1200p panel is more than adecuate for the size of the screen and allows to push the grapchis even further.

This is a good gaming laptop. I can play my MFS 2024 on VR mode on high settings without issue.

Does everything I need it to. Plays the new ARK great.

Been absolutely loving this laptop! Fast, beautiful, big screen, I can't wait to use it even more!

Verdict: The 16” ASUS ROG Strix G16 laptop is a fantastic gaming companion for home and travel. It’s designed for gaming performance and equipped to handle the most rigorous games. ASUS continues to impress! First impressions. The 16” screen looks large enough; I’ve had 17” and 15” screens. I think 16” is the sweet spot; it’s big enough, and still easily fits in my backpack. The hinges for the screen are fairly prominent, but I like it. I love the transparent keys, what a cool accent! The undercarriage looks awesome, and clearly it works since the laptop stays cool. Design. I love the dedicated M keys. Great for gaming, streaming, and video chat. The lighted keys and light bar can be customized for color and patterns. The light bar in the front of the laptop is so cool! Finally, you can customize the desktop background to shift colors along with the keys and light bar in the Aura settings. I love it! Performance. I was excited to play Elder Scrolls IV (Oblivion) for a few days on this laptop. I started with using just the laptop screen, 1920x1200 (WUXGA), averaging 130-150 FPS with perfectly smooth graphics and gameplay. Then, I connected a 27” ASUS 4K ROG Strix monitor. At 3840x2160 (4K) with V-Sync on, I was getting exactly 60 FPS, synched across both devices. With V-Sync off, I was getting around 100 FPS. Game play was fast, smooth, and no tearing. Integrated speakers are very capable and loud. The keyboard types well and the keypad is generous. Even on high-performance setting, the laptop stayed remarkably cool and pretty quiet relative to other machines I have used. Specs. This is a very compelling performance package. The AMD Ryzen 9 8000 is fast and powerful. The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti can handle any and all graphic requirements from the latest games with a dedicated 12GB DDR7. 1TB of storage is fine for most people, but it’s probably not enough for serious gamers (Elder Scrolls IV alone was ~120GB); I plan to add another 1TB if there is an extra slot. 16GB of RAM is fine for the vast majority of daily uses, but 32GB would better match the rest of the specs on this computer to maximize heavy multitasking and gaming. Things I love: - Great performance package for almost any gaming and graphics need - Excellent processor and graphics card - 1TB SSD provides fast startup - I am very happy with the 16” screen; perfect for home and travel - Screen resolution is good (above HD, but not 4K) - Exceptional design that keeps the computer cool and delivers convenient features for gamers - Beautiful backlit keys and light bar, all coordinate by Aura - Armory Crate allows for customization of all game settings and lighting - Two-way AI noise cancellation for chat, video, and streaming! - Adequate number of ports Things I don’t love: - I wish it had more RAM. Considering the other specs, 32 GB of RAM would have made this machine perfect - I wish the three LEDs below the screen actually used the other adjacent lines, for example for the battery indicator to actually use all four bars to simulate battery level - The webcam does not have a privacy shutter - Webcam is not compatible with Windows Hello and there is no fingerprint reader (to my surprise) Overall, I am thrilled with this laptop. While I would change the few minor things above, these are all minor. I think 16” is optimal for both home (with external monitors or not) and for travel, and with the included specs, this is a great setup. I highly recommend ASUS in general, and this laptop specifically.

Was an excellent service and a kind attention by the seller, he shows me all the information about the laptop

Its all you need if you are looking for playing , specially thanks to the 5070ti what a beast

I was looking for gaming laptop Really good love it so far 1 month with it no issues

I got this laptop because I don't have space for a full desktop, and the specs are basically as great as a gaming desktop, especially with the RTX 5070 TI. It has a decent battery life when not gaming, and if you are gaming, it's best to plug it in anyway!

Overall a great laptop. It is built well and performs well. What led met to return the device was the following: 1. Trying to play a video while leaving a game running consistently led to the computer crashing. It would either black screen and become unresponsive, or reboot. Could be early drivers or software bugs. 2. The number of ROPs on the 5070 ti is incorrect. Instead of having 96 ROPs, two separate units I have encountered have 80 ROPs. Its a hardware defect that can't be fixed without an RMA or replacement. I highly recommend checking this with GPU-Z (or equivalent), as they will RMA the device. 3. Lots of BSODs before fully updating all drivers, bios, and software. Pretty standard stuff though. ASUS support was very helpful and issued an RMA, but decided to return instead. Would advise waiting for reviews or stability improvements before purchasing.

I am going to be dead honest the battery sucks but it is a gaming laptop so I don't mind it being bad. However, the internals are really good and it's worth the price tag in my opinion been loving it so far.

Honestly when I initially bought it I was awestruck. I’d never had anything this nice before and within 3 months it started giving me issues. It won't boot Arc Raiders anymore and just last week I was playing it fine. The issue started whenever I downloaded outer worlds 2 at the end of October. Crashed consistently on startup and ChatGPT and I were able to deduce that it was possibly the global illumination setting too high was conflicting with Nvideas and to turn down the in game and that irked. Also found that I had to have the laptop plugged in all the time or it wouldn't boot either - Now it has started crashing randomly during some gaming sessions such as RV there yet, Arc Raiders (Inconsistent crashes but more common into december), Downloaded the Little Nightmares enhanced edition and immediately after agreeing to the end user license agreement I am met with a screen informing me about not to turn off the system during saving and it crashes EVERY SINGE TIME. I ran through 16 hours (seriously no exaggeration here) of troubleshooting with my friend and no dice, not a single bit of headway. Actually we did get arc running again but that’s it. We deduced it to be a mechanical hardware defect but I just don't understand. Why could I get it to stop with Outer Worlds 2 but now it's just all over the place. I've also since done a complete factory reset. Of course now the laptop is always plugged in. GPU set to ultimate mode in Armory Crate, and fans set to turbo. Crashes for little nightmares still, crashes on boot for arc raiders now, crashes 10 minutes into rv there yet, crashes for LORT. It's basically a cool looking workstation now and I just bought it in July... Contacted Best Buy and they told me I was sol to contact the manufacturer since I didn’t get the geek squad protection. Then the manufacturer tells me to contact Geek Squad at Best Buy since they sold it. They are responsible for the warranty RMA process and exchange. Honestly just defeated at this point. This was my first nice purchase for myself as a birthday Christmas present for the hard work I’ve put in over the past few years and it’s just a paperweight. We’ll see how it goes as I have a scheduled appointment now with GeekSquad as when I called them back and told them that ASUS referred me to them they were so quick to assure me they’d fix everything. Yah we’ll see.

I went through a couple.of computers and finally bought this one. It exceeded my expectations and I can feel comfortable now knowing I can use for my buisness with no issues

Great laptop for either gaming or school, only drawback is the battery life when you play, but if you are charging it you won’t have a problem, it also has a great ventilation system.