Customer Ratings & Reviews

Mid-level gaming laptop with surprising power. Handles most AAA games with minimal issues. Some titles will need to be adjusted but overall my go to when traveling and on the go gaming.

Bought it in the 4th of July promos for 999, new condition, and the laptop is everything I expected. Totally functional, the 4060, 16GB Ram, OLED 3K 120Hz screen and Ryzen 9 8945HS I expected. No issues whatsoever.

Easily the best 14 inch gaming laptop out there i have been using this for practically everything from gaming to editing and development

Excellent!! I love everything about it. What I like most is how small and light it is for all the power it has.

Pretty good solid, slim, power packed, and small gaming laptop. It handles everything you throw at it!

Good performance. I would prefer if it had more USB ports, but overall good laptop. I did have an issue where the leyboard just stopped working, but it worked again when I rolled it back to windows 10.

The best laptop in 4 years. Lightweight, great webcam, amazing graphics, lightweight software, and most importantly beautiful display. Does all the work needed for a programmer, gammer, and light 3D blender work.

I bought this early before black friday as a best buy employee told me I can get it pricematched even on black friday if i bought the best buy membership. turns out the employee lied and now that its $400 less i paid full price and they wont give me a refund since they only go up to 60 days. Besides that it does work nice but its overpriced if you didnt buy it on sale

This laptop is amazing. Speakers are great and clear and the video is amazingly vibrant. Love this laptop!

So amazing! Small but amazing for gaming! Love it.

Great laptop recommend 110% best purchased I’ve made this year thanks to Best Buy .

I needed a newer laptop that was more productivity than gaming, but could pull off both tasks while traveling. I mainly needed something that had a powerful CPU with a dedicated GPU, but nothing crazy as the heavy lifting was done on a desktop back home. The Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 2024 caught my eye as I’ve always been a fan of Asus laptops for quality and productivity, plus the G14 specifically got great reviews with the 2023 version. The refreshed 2024 version seems to lean more into the productivity look with a refreshed case that would make it an even better laptop for travel. Pros: - Light weight and portable. - OLED screen is amazing. - Audio is good. Cons: - Memory and GPU limit an amazing Screen. - Not a USB C power plug. Asus took the successful ROG Zephyrus G14 from 2023 and improved on it with the 2024 refresh. Immediately, you can see and feel the all-aluminum case which has been slimmed down and sleeked out, making the G14 2024 feel more like a productivity laptop than a gaming one. The case has a base footprint of 12.3in by 8.7in with a thickness of 0.63in, with a laptop weight of 3.3lbs. The perfect size for traveling, the G14 2024 falls right into the ultraportable Thin and Light category. The top of the case has a light bar, which doesn’t scream “gamer” on default settings, but I chose to disable anyways as for whatever reason it would flicker while in sleep mode while the lid was opened, which surprised me on more than one occasion. I’m still figuring out the lighting effects in the software. Initial setup is the basic windows 11 setup, Asus does include a couple preinstalled apps like MyAsus, Armoury Crate, and Virtual Pet, but all are Asus software. MyAsus helps with registering and support requests while Armoury Crate is a one stop shop for firmware updates, overclock controls, and lighting controls. As mentioned above, I mostly disabled the case lighting but the keyboard lighting as I encountered some unexpected behavior while in sleep, but the keyboard lighting was simple with easy-to-use controls through Armoury Crate. The Virtual Pet app runs a little desktop pet, that on other models would show up on external case lighting but with only 1 light strip, this software is just an unnecessary add on now. The CPU is the Ryzen 9 8945HS with 8 cores and 16 threads, the big difference is the inclusion of AI Accelerators that help with parallel processing used in tools like Chat-GPT and CoPilot. Additionally, the CPU has Radeon 780M integrated graphics, which can cover most basic GPU tasks, which greatly extends the battery life of the laptop. The model I got has a RTX 4060 GPU which can cover lite gaming at 1080p perfectly, but unfortunately at 2K or above, the RTX 4060 struggles to keep a steady FPS above 60 on higher settings. This is a bummer, as the included OLED ROG Nebula certified screen is amazing with a 3K (2880 by 1800) resolution, a 0.2ms response time, and 120Hz (FPS) refresh rate, but RTX 4060 can’t take full advantage of the screen’s full potential. The rest of the configuration for the RTX 4060 model is where Asus made the cost cutting decisions, deciding to solder the 16GB of DDR5 6400MHz memory without including an empty RAM slot that the prior year’s version had. This unfortunately limits the upgradeability of the laptop, meaning if you want to use this as your primary gaming device, you really should buy the 32GB model to ensure you have enough RAM to make full use of the other components. The included Western Digital 1TB NVMe is a WD SN560 (WD PC SN560 SDDPNQE-1T00-1102), I was able to get a Read speed of 5010 MB/s and Write speed of 3402 MB/s with the drive. This can be upgraded with a larger capacity and faster drive in the future. As far as ports go, the ROG Zephyrus G14 has on the left side the proprietary Asus high wattage charging port, HDMI 2.1, Thunderbold 4 (USB-C 3.2, Power charging), USB-A 3.2, and Combo Audio jack. On the right side is a USB-C 3.2 (Display Port, non-charging), USB-A 3.2, and micro-SD slot. The addition of a MicroSD card is great for content creators, as it saves a USB port from being an adapter plus allows for expanded storage that can be removed easily. Wireless connectivity is standard, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 6E, though the Wi-Fi card can be removed which allows for future upgrades or repair. The biggest complaint I have with the ports is Asus decision to use a proprietary charging port instead of getting onboard with USB-C charging, this takes up valuable port space that could have otherwise been a multipurpose port. Battery life will vary based on your use, Asus lists up to 10 hours of battery life, but I found for my normal use of web browsing and office apps I would get 6-7 hours on a single charge without having to adjust from the default settings. You could probably get close to 10 hours by fully reducing the brightness of the display, but then how productive would you be? 6 hours of battery life is plenty for my day-to-day use. One area the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 surprised me was the quality and power of the included speakers. Usually thin and light gaming laptops have okay speakers at best, relying on third party headsets to do most of the audio work. But Asus did not cut on the audio, the speakers can easily fill a bedroom or small office with clear sound without distorting at higher volumes. The bass is light, but again, I was expecting only okay audio but received way better. For my use, the ROG Zephyrus G14 2024 was great, it was able to tackle all the tasks I threw at it and display my work via the high-quality screen or connect as needed to external displays without suffering performance issues. The CPU was amazing, as it teared through tasks. I did have a few multitasking hiccups due to only having 16GB of memory, though it never stopped me but did slow me down. Overall, from a work productivity perspective, I really enjoy using the ROG Zephyrus G14 2024. Gaming performance on the ROG Zephyrus G14 2024 is good for at 1080p with high settings which will get you around 100 FPS for most titles. I was able to achieve this with Halo Infinite, Destiny 2, and Hell Divers 2, though I did turn down the shadows and lighting effects per my own preferences. For more retro or less graphic intensive games like Vampire Survivors, I was able to get a steady FPS above 60 at 3K but this will depend more on the game and require dropping the settings quite a bit. Unfortunately, as mentioned above, the RTX 4060 really can’t take advantage of the OLED screens 3K resolution and 120 Hz refresh rate, so if that is your gaming goals I’d suggest opting for a higher end GPU paired with more memory, as I found the main bottle neck in most of the games, I played was the 16GB of RAM over the GPU. But they do go hand in hand. Overall, the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 2024 with RTX 4060 is a great productivity machine, feeling very high quality and tackling all tasks I threw at it, slower than I would have liked but plenty fast for what I needed to do while looking amazing. The gaming performance is okay, though it would be better with increased memory and a more powerful GPU. I would recommend this model to a professional who needs to prioritize portability but with power behind it and the ability to do light gaming. Though for anyone who would want this as both their primary work and play machine, I’d suggest stepping up to a model with more memory. Still, love working on this laptop while traveling, the look and feel make up for the okay gaming performance.

I bought it as a gift for my younger brother. He is completely satisfied with the performance.

It's pretty good. It might be too thin to do any serious gaming though. Good for traveling. Some software issues, might be windows problem though.. Power settings keep changing almost randomly.

It is the best lightweight laptop in the world at all

Display is beautiful, colours are vibrant and accurate.battery backup is around 10hrs. Sould quality is amazing with dolby atmos dynamic setting on.Gaming experience is good also.Looks and feel premium. one problem i faced during updating Display driver from amd site is the window update is replacing new driver with old driver....that is annoying...except that all things are working great...

Great laptop! Perfect for a light and easy to carry gaming laptop. Absolutely love the 3K display.

I use this laptop everyday, and i got to say it’s a great Rig. I use it at school, work, game pretty much everything and it’s great. I recommend everyone gets an extended warranty though it’s too nice, though it’s durable i still recommend getting this beauty warrantied.

A good all-around laptop. If you want a dedicated gaming laptop, this is probably not the best option. But if you want something for work, school, and gaming this is your best bet. It offers razer quality in a way more affordable package. If you do end up getting this laptop search up g helper.

I was unfortunately led to return this device after exchanging it once beforehand thinking I had received a defective unit, but in fact my issue was due to a flaw in its design. Previous generations of the Zephyrus line of laptops featured a dual fan loadout with an optional vapor chamber for cooling purposes. However in this year's design refresh ASUS opted to add a third fan into the middle of the device. This third fan produced so much noise that it alone is why I have rated this laptop Average rather than stellar. Whenever it starts up it produces a mechanical "click" sound that is very noticeable, and in my experience this was quite often even when just watching videos online. Furthermore when but under load and running at higher speeds when gaming or rendering it will produce high pitched coil whine that the other fans do not. If your willing to ignore this quirk of the laptop then everything else about it is stellar.