Customer Ratings & Reviews

I recently purchased the ASUD laptop and I'm thoroughly impressed! The sleek design and lightweight build make it easy to carry around, while the powerful processor and ample storage handle demanding tasks with ease. The battery life is impressive, lasting well over a full workday. The display is crisp and vibrant, making it perfect for watching movies or editing photos. I've also been loving the backlit keyboard, which makes typing in low-light environments a breeze. Overall, I'd highly recommend the ASUS laptop to anyone looking for a reliable and high-performance device. 5 stars!

I always stand by ASUS for all of my tech products, and this is a fine example of why you should too. For a laptop thats capable of 165hz at QHD, the price is hard to beat. Jam packed with a Ryzen 9 6000 series, Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 and 16 GB of ram, this laptop is an absolute beast of a computer, no matter what application your running. It also comes with Windows Facial Recognition Login which is definitely a nice touch. Cooling is much better than expected, including a “turbo mode” which makes the computer fan comparable to a Boeing 737 turbine. At the end of the day, its a perfect school/work/personal/anything you want to use it for laptop. I will not have to invest into another laptop for many years to come.

I bought this computer for my daughter. She is going into computer science and is also into gaming. So far she loves it. It is a very nice machine. It’s fast and the graphics are great. I kind of wish it had a 1Tb ssd instead of the 500Gb. But that has not been a problem so far. And I read that it has a second hard drive slot if needed. So it’s easily upgradable. Overall I am happy with this computer and my daughter is very happy with it. You won’t be disappointed with this computer.

Nice look and performance. It is not too heavy and it fits into my backpack. However, it makes a loud sound every time it starts up which is kind of annoying.

Good build quality and perfomance. Didn’t have any issues playing open world games such as ff15 with some minor setting changes. Installation of M.2 SSD was easy. Battery life is okay as expected. In the future I might get a 1080p model instead. Anything higher on a laptop seems unnecessary for me and hampers performance. Yet new buyers be wary, recent changes at ASUS may make for a less than ideal experience.

Best Gaming laptop I have ever had. The performance is top notch, and is able to play all the games I like to play. If I could change anything about it, the only thing I would change is how much heat it generates, other than that I wouldn't change any thing about it.

Performance has been great, and design too. It’s a bit noisy due to the thickness, but great overall. Especially for the price in which i picked it up (1000)

I bought this as an Open Box Excellent Product for around 750 at the time after tax. Till this day this is one of the better windows laptops I have tried. Pros: Its genuinely a good laptop and if you're not too hard on it while traveling or off the plug it can do almost everything flawlessly. Battery life is better than a lot of other windows laptops I have tried till I settled for this. I get around 2 to 3 hours of crazy amounts of google chrome tabs with background applications and VPN on. Speakers and Webcam are quite good. Cons: Compared to thicker laptops / Gaming Laptops this laptop underperforms on battery and plugged in. Especially when on battery, this laptop struggles to keep consistent frame rates in forza on low settings 1440p. While plugged in with going through the hassle of switching power modes, it can perform quite well but still not up to par with comparable spec laptops that are thicker on battery power. Gets quite loud with Turbo and performance mode inside ASUS software. Conclusion: Overall its a great laptop but GPU performance on battery is very underwhelming. Does basics very well. Power saver is a must have on every windows laptop on battery and this does great with it. Buy if you get a good deal on it otherwise go for newer models or other laptops with large batteries and large chassis.

wouldn't expect to be actively disappointed by a laptop 2x the $ I normally would pay for one, but here I am. should've wrote this sooner but there's still hope to dissuade anyone else from the mistake I'm still paying off for one reason or another, many of these laptops run EXTREMELY hot. I've read this is a combination of companies just accepting this as it is "safe" for the hardware and also a lack of quality control on applying thermal paste properly. I use an external mouse and my hand gets hot from the air blowing out the side of the machine. Surely I'm doing some high level gaming / 3d rendering, but no. a freaking youtube video will do that. there are sound issues where you can hear a crackling that really takes you out of whatever you're listening to - I got this in hopes of having a good machine to DJ with, I will never bring it anywhere near a party with how it works now. ASUS is aware of this but still thinks it's okay to continue to sell this battery life? I wish I were joking but this thing can MAYBE last 45 minutes off power. would honestly go for a laptop from 10 years ago over this thing. it's just a desktop that hurts you screen is really nice looking though

This laptop is AMAZING for PC gaming.the graphics are superb. I have a lot of CC and this laptop doesn't lag or tell me I have too much. The battery life is great. Only downfall is, it gets hot very fast but I bought a fan online and it fixed the problem. I am hoping to keep this unit for a long time!

Laptop is great! It does what it needs and pretty fast compared with my old machine. I hate the fan design since it blows directly at the screen so my concerns always if it ever will melt when the lid close … also the fan sounds pretty loud during gaming. Not like I never expected that either way. Other than that, it runs smoothly all programs as needed with no issues as long as you have reliable network.

I'm overall very pleased with my purchase, but there are a few underlying details that I feel should be pointed out. Such as the area around the vents gets incredibly hot, and can cause some discomfort depending on where you put your fingers. I've also noticed that sometimes even though I'll have one (or 2) of the keys pressed down, it fails to register as an input, likely because I'm not pressing hard enough as I don't want to wear out the keyboard by pressing harder than necessary.

Super slick design. Excellence screen resolution. Super fast and great graphics card. Games look amazing! Great laptop for college freshmen.

This was my first gaming laptop, and I’ll say this—you don’t want to ruin your first impression, because when you turn it on for the first time, it’s really cool. You’ll know what I mean when you buy it. Performance is very strong. It can handle all modern games as well as older ones without any issues. However, be aware if you plan to use it without headphones or in a warm environment—the fans can get very noisy. I even used a cooling pad, which helped a bit, but because the laptop has such a thin and compact body, it heats up quickly and the fans turn on very often. What surprised me is that the fans can get loud even during basic, non-gaming tasks. A friend of mine has the same laptop and experiences the same thing, so this seems normal for this model. If you’re looking to game in silence, this is probably not the right choice. The screen is good, and the build quality feels solid. In the end, I realized that gaming just isn’t for me, and I sold it and switched to a quieter, more basic laptop (MacBook Air M2). Overall, a great option if you want strong gaming performance in a portable form factor—just be prepared for the noise.

This ROG laptop in specific is a great quality for its price. It has custom applications to automatically over-clock your GPU and CPU to increase your performance. Now the con is the storage, and ram, you basically get nothing. 512GB SSD, 6GB DDR5, but for the price its worth it. My summary is, this ROG in specific would be a budget gaming or editing laptop. With not great, but decent overall performance.

I have now had this laptop for over a year and I’m regretting my choice of brand for this laptop. I have from the beginning had manufacturing/company-based issues from the get go. Positives- The laptop runs wonderfully most of the time. It breezes loudly but smoothly through games like Elden Ring and Fortnite. It also has a nice customizable touch. Graphics are great for this affordable price. Negatives- When it does have issues, they are never minor issues and ASUS customer support will make it as difficult as possible to get it fixed. I have had 2 of this laptop. I bought my first version of this laptop in April/May of 2023. It would black out and not want to stay on if it wasn’t connected to power. I went to best buy and replaced it a week after my initial purchase. Best buy made it easy to return and get a replacement! My 2nd computer was sparkling for about 6 months, and then it began to have issues. It would randomly black out the screen, but that fixed itself after a month or so. Then comes the issues that make me regret buying this laptop. Myasus (the predownloaded program that comes with the laptop that requests you to update drivers, bios, etc. that is provided from ASUS) recommended that I update my BIOS and the Type-C port at the same time in December of 2023. I follow the instructions, as it’s a program from Asus for Asus laptop. The type-c update software fails and my type-c ports are officially out of use. The bios update also does not work. I contact customer support, they suggest that I factory reset, both of the updates still fail. They tell me that I will be okay and to just wait out for the next update and hopefully it fixes everything. I do just that. Then comes May 2024, my BIOS is updated far enough to where the issues I had before should still be fixed. I attempt, the software updated still fails, and my type-c port continue to not work. I contact ASUS support once again stating my issue, go through the same factory reset and such, and for my type-c port to STILL not work. Unfortunately, my best buy warranty was finished a week after they suggest for me to go to my store is finished. It’s expected that I would pay almost the same price as just buying a new one to fix my current computer! I go back to customer support YET AGAIN and claim that I need to pay their prices to get it fixed. I yet again repeat that this issue was caused because of them and was brought to “higher support.” It is now July 2024, and I’ve had to submit logs, screen shots, videos, with no solutions on their “higher support” part of solutions besides the reset, continuous updating, and I pay to get a problem that ASUS caused. All I want is a refund, a new computer, or fixing it for a reduced price. The customer service when it comes to ASUS (ESPECIALLY outside of warranty) is simply a joke. There is no reason why I have had a persisting issue caused from their own updating program for 7 months, and the company is taking my requests like I have not had this issue for months now. I wish I could have a higher rating for such a great laptop… but the company simply ruins this otherwise.

I got this for gaming online and it runs great! It does have very loud fans. Like an airplane taking off. But if you plan on getting a laptop cooling pad, it mitigates the noise level. If you just want to use this for browsing the internet, you can change the settings to "quiet mode" to keep the fan low but this laptop generates a lot of heat. I think it's a good deal when it's on sale. Also, the built in camera sucks.

The performance is off the charts, I've never experienced such seamless multitasking and speed. And can we talk about that sleek design? It's like the epitome of sophistication. Working on it feels like a luxury experience, and it's not just about looks, the functionality is top-notch too. Overall, a great laptop that's not just a tool but also a style statement. Loving every minute with it!

Overall: excellent laptop for gaming, schoolwork, and anything else. Pros: AMD Ryzen 9, RTX 3060, and DDR5 RAM Cons: short battery life buts that’s to be expected because of how power hungry the CPU and GPU are. Recently, I’ve been playing Assasins Creed Origins at 1440p and I get incositent frames anywhere from 60-80. I would recommed this laptop to anyone that needs a powerful laptop capable of gaming, content creation, and video editing.

Great gaming laptop with 1 big FLAW!! lets jump into it! So let start with the spec sheet - It checks all the lists AMD Ryzen 9 - 16GB DDR5 Memory - NVIDIA RTX 3070 Ti - 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD 15.6" WQHD 165Hz Very nice setup - works smooth and gaming performance was top notch. I played several games from Gamepass and they ran great! Out of the box was a bit of setup though - nothing technical. Just a lot of downloads to get Windows 11 setup and then the adjustment of learning how to run that OS. Nothing against the machine - it is what it is! Got the machine up and running and it was smooth sailing from there. As for the machine itselt - Very study build - feels solid! Has all the ports you want - HDMI, USB-C, SS USB, even has a MicroSD card slot(really used this alot for my GoPRo and Drone file transfers) and a Full Network Jack. So for me - I didn't have to throw those adapters in the bag! Sound is nice and loud if you prefer this over headphones - Got a fairly nice sound stage that seemed to carry beyond the laptop space. Once loaded up - I LOVED the armory Crate app - I was able to GEEK out on all the specs here CPU speed/Temp/Usage,, GPU usage, Memory and Storage usage and freespace, its all here. No need for several 3rd party apps. Several customization options here as well - KBD color, startup animation/sounds, key mapping, etc. Lots of things to setup the machine the way you want. Physical keyboard layout is simple and clean - standard keyboard with only 5 extra keys atop - volume up, volume down, Volume Mute, and AURA key - these can be mapped with macros as well. Then the power on/off button. So now lets discuss this Flaw. I hate the screen hinges. I think this is big deal for me. You can check the pics I added but I will try to explain. So when you open the laptop, the screen goes BELOW the base of the laptop essentially sitting on the screen lid itself. It is my opinion that ASUS was aware as they molded fins to rub! This puts so much on the hinges. (I will say the hinges do feel solid, but i didn't have enough time to test the resiliency of them over a period of time. If you use the laptop with the screen at a 90 degree angle, it rests fully on the feet. Beyond that and tilting up - its on the screen lid. I did have to knock 2 stars off for this design. As I think if you are on the go - this may be a deal breaker. As it is for me a HUGE concern.