Customer Ratings & Reviews

This laptop delivers incredible speed and graphics in a lightweight 14" form factor. The 3K OLED screen is stunning with sharp details and vibrant colors, and the 120Hz refresh rate makes both gaming and everyday use super smooth. The Ryzen 9 and RTX 4070 combo handles demanding games and multitasking with ease. Fans can get a bit loud under heavy load, but that’s expected for this level of power. Overall, it’s one of the best portable gaming laptops out there.

Pretty crazy performance packed in such a compact size. Runs all the modem titles with ease. The screen is gorgeous deep backs punchy colors hope oled would last. Lastly the build quality is almost apple level. Everything you touch screams quality thanks to CNC aluminum chassis keyboard deck has zero flex body is rigid.

This is an amazing device and possibly the best Windows "do everything" laptop at the moment. I travel a lot for work and wanted a portable laptop to keep up with my personal tasks (Google docs, Email, browsing, media) but also can game while I'm on the go. Gaming: This device fits my needs very well. I have an extremely capable desktop at home where I do most of my gaming. While this isn't the fastest GPUs and certainly isn't the fastest Mobile 4070, given I'd wanted a small form factor since my personal to gaming is 80/20 this fits my needs quite well. I can play all my games at good settings with good frame rates. It does heat up and the fans do spin up considerably but you can tune this with GHelper, and again, form factor limitations that make it a worthy trade-off. I will say Nvidia was being mighty stingy only giving 8GB of RAM, I would have loved to pay for 16GB for longevity especially with new versions of DLSS. Productivity This thing is certainly technically capable of the tasks I throw at it. And, with a mux switch and AMDs x86 leading efficiency I easily get 8-9 hours. Can't compare to Apple Silicon but, again, given my desire to game, those laptops were not in the running.

Very fast and great battery life for a gaming laptop. You have to adjust the setting to keep your battery: use the silent mode for the cpu, eco for the gpu, and energy saver. And then adjust them differently when there is actually a need for it. It still runs fast. It's also pretty. I should say that I don't play games, I am a programmer. The screen quality is also very good. The only problems I have are that running ubuntu on it is a pain (although I dual booted and it still runs fast), and also the color of the left corner has faded.

I had to return the first one I got because the keyboard had a double typing problem (Bestbuy customer service was great). Second laptop has the same problem + a buzz sound on right speaker but I kept it because overall it works fine, I just have to type slower and hopefully the speaker is just a loose part (at least I got it on sale). Great graphics and not as noisy as I was expecting (only when pushing GPU which is pretty standard on a gaming laptop). Very few problems with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (might be the game instead of the laptop). Excellent design by ASUS, its good to have premium products on PC cheaper than apple. I use it for work 90% of the time, the rest is for music production and gaming.

Bought this laptop a month or so ago and so far I really like it. I think it looks pretty sleek and enjoy its small form factor. The keyboard has nice action, the battery life is good and it’s powerful enough to do everything I need it to. Only suggestion is to uninstall armory crate and install ghelper.

This should be the new standard bearer for Windows laptops. Huge power packed in a tiny chassis and it doesn't look gamer-y (once you take off the stickers). I use the laptop mostly for flight sim but occasionally GTA, BeamNG, Fallout 4. The processor, ram, GPU combo allows for high settings in Xplane 12 with ~50fps but it does get pretty loud. Fallout 4 can be played on Ultra with minimal noise. The silent mode makes you feel more accepted by mac users. Lets face it, this is basically a Mac with actual power at ~half/three quarters the cost. The screen is incredible. The speakers are amazing. Build quality is excellent. Haven't quite tested battery life all the way to 0 yet but it seems great. The screen wabble is there but I have never noticed it while doing anything other than actually trying to make it wabble. All of the above assumes you have uninstalled Armory Crate and replaced it with Ghelper. I also keep it slightly open on a laptop cooler when docked and really pushing it. Highly recommend either this G14 or even the cheaper version.

This thing? An absolute unit. ASUS really said “let’s cram a monster into 14 inches” and nailed it. The Ryzen 9 8945HS and RTX 4070 combo chews through anything I throw at it — games, edits, multitasking chaos — without breaking a sweat. The 3K OLED screen? Gorgeous. Crisp, vibrant, and buttery smooth at 120Hz. It’s lightweight, sleek, and deceptively powerful. Battery life’s solid for a performance rig, and it stays cooler than it has any right to. Whether I’m gaming, working, or just flexing on lesser laptops, this G14 delivers. Just a baller computer, full stop.

Great laptop. Very nice and smooth keyboard. Light enough to carry. I recommend getting the ghelper app and not use the built in Asus app. It can run hot, I also didn't buy it to run games full tilt either, thus it keeps the heat down.

This machine is a beast in a small chassis. Love that it’s 14” inches and still delivers so much performance. Build quality is on par with MacBooks. So if you want good looking and powerful device, this is what you need

Basically the most refined Asus Zephyrus ever made so far.. screen is absolutely gorgeous, unit quality is top notch, lightweight, thin.. 10 hour average use battery life and it can game really well.. What more could you ask for?

1st time buying a laptop. This definitely rocks your socks. This thing is sleek, light weight and packs a punch. Easily capable of all your browsing/multitasking needs. Oh you want gaming? NO PROBLEM.

Replaced an M4 MacBook Air, while that laptop had incredible battery life and portability it was massifly underpowered for my use case. I work in engineering and a lot of the applications I use to continue training/learning are hard to run. I also occasionally game, but was not my primary use case. It does run most new titles at medium to high settings without issue. My only slight complaint would be it gets very loud when under high utilization, but that is the trade off with the size and portability.

This computer has been excellent so far. It is very clean. The quality feels very nice and is very responsive. I have also used it for gaming on Fortnite or cod and worked excellent. The screen quality is also very nice and vibrant. I mainly use it for school and hasn’t let me down.

I've had the laptop for about 2 weeks and I'm loving it so far! The speakers are some of the best I've heard on a laptop and the performance is great while working/gaming. I'm also really enjoying the OLED display and the overall design is fantastic.

I have a gaming PC and a Macbook Pro for travel, but decided I wanted to give mobile gaming a go again and that is still so limited on Mac, despite Apple's promises. This laptop is very well built. I love the weight and the feel. I would say it is a 9/10 compared to the 14 Macbook Pro in terms of design and quality. The screen is definitely better than the Macbook Pro for signficantly less money. I immediately installed a 2GB Gen 4 drive, which was easy to do and using Asus Cloud Recovery had me going in no time. Keyboard and speakers are also great. I owned the previous design of G14 and this is a significant and worthy upgrade over the previous design.

I purchased the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 because I wanted a laptop that could handle games that required a high end video card. My first test is with Civilization 7. The laptop handles the graphics with ease. There is no lagging on the game even with the highest graphic settings. You have software to optimize the NVIDIA card, so it can be shut off when you are on battery power. This really extends the battery life because the NVIDIA card does use a substantial amount of power when in use. I am very pleased overall with the performance and the display is beautiful.

Totally worth your money. The OLED display is amazing. It is very light-weight and small which makes it very easy to carry around. I am amazed by how long the battery lasts.

The television itself is great, and for the price, I'd say it's extraordinary, but my big complaint is its remote. I cannot stress how much I hate the remote. It's the first time I've encountered a remote I didn't like. I didn't even consider it possible, but the remote kills the whole experience. I always press the wrong button; it's small, and all buttons are cramped together. I am a woman with normal-sized hands. This is the reason why I would not recommend this TV. I hate the remote. I had a friend stay over for 3 weeks, she had the same remote experience...hated it.

This has been a great computer for school and games! I chose this one because it doesn’t look too flashy and gamery and it’s been perfect. It does get pretty loud while playing games, but that is to be expected with such a thin laptop!