Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a very good laptop. I love it. My games run to smoot in it.

Son loves it! Smooth gaming and graphics. Fan can be loud at times

Love it so far bought it for school changing careers but the power for haming is added bonus.

This was a present for my son, he loves playing games online. It was easy to setup, and seems to be working just as expected. Great buy so far.

Good in quality price and pull more for quality above the price

Best looking gaming laptop I have ever used, looks classy for people over 30 years old who play games LOL

Great laptop runs every game crisp. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a high end gaming pc.

Smooth gameplay on WOW I tuna good FPS consistency with this laptop and havnt noticed any major drops and the color and visuals are bright.

Very goood very nice! It’s a very decent laptop. I think very nice.

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Awesome product with excellent cheap price!!! Best custome care as well.

It works great. There was a bug that had the screen turning off constantly. This was due to a magsafe magnet I had on my phone case that for some reason when placed to the left of the touchpad will cause the screen to go static and turn off. This was so annoying before I discovered this, so I'd suggest just to be safe keep MAGNETS away from the device.

This laptop is pretty nice. my main complaint is that the speakers are sub-par and i an unhappy with the volume output. I paid above $2000 for this laptop with a protection plan, and the speakers suck. that is extremely disappointing for someone who works extremely hard for there money.

ASUS TUF Gaming A16 – Beefy Spec, Budget Attitude Model: 16” FHD+ 165Hz | AMD Ryzen 9 | 32GB RAM | NVIDIA RTX 5070 | 1TB SSD | Jaeger Grey Let’s skip the foreplay: This thing is a tank, in looks and in guts. If you need a gaming laptop that’s going to throw down like a beast but that’s also not so expensive it costs more than a month’s rent, you’ll want to put the ASUS TUF Gaming A16 on your watch list. 💪 Performance Under the hood resides an AMD Ryzen 9 and 32GB RAM, so if multitasking were a caffeinated barista on the morning rush, this would be that barista. So it doesn’t really notice when you are gaming, or editing, or running VMs, or all three simultaneously — it just shrugs and shrugs. Laptop GPU The RTX 5070: A beast in its own right You’ll achieve stellar performance in titles such as Cyberpunk 2077, Warzone and Baldur’s Gate 3, especially at 1080p+ where this GPU truly shines. Ray tracing? Yeah, it’ll do it — and DLSS helps maintain a smooth action even when you crank the settings to “Stupid High.” 🖥️ Display The FHD+ 165Hz 16” panel is a good sweet spot as well. It’s not 4K (I’m fine with that for games), but it’s crisp, sharp and buttery smooth. 165Hz also spells a merciful break for your eyeballs, particularly in fast-paced shooters. No ghosting, no jank — just crisp frames. The brightness is decent, the colors are good (not pro-caliber accurate, but good enough unless you’re grading film in DaVinci Resolve). And that matte finish kills glare. Win. 🧱 Build Quality “TUF” branding isn’t all marketing fluff. The chassis is solid — you could fend off a zombie with it in a pinch. The Jaeger Grey finish is slick in an understated, industrial sort of style. That’s not an RGB vomit, and I like that. The keyboard is RGB (naturally), and it’s passable to type on. Not mechanical, but very usable. It’s a tad chunky — not MacBook Air levels slim — but for a gaming laptop with specs like these? Totally acceptable. And best of all, it stays cool, without sounding like a freaking jet engine. 🔋 Battery Life This thing won’t win any awards for marathon unplugged sessions, but it’s surprisingly pretty good in this category. You should expect around 4-5 hours with casual tasks and hybrid mode. Gaming on battery? Don’t. You’re not a savage. 🔌 Ports & Extras You’ve got the staples — USB-C, HDMI 2.1, Ethernet, plenty of USB-A and a headphone jack. No complaints there. Wi-Fi 6, a decent webcam (720p meh) and a not-terrible speaker setup round things out. ⸻ 🟢 Pros: • Serious performance for the price • Creamy smooth 165Hz display is outside edges kissed by the forbidden fruit of darkness. • Sturdy, premium-ish build • 32GB RAM + 1TB SSD = future-proof-ish • Not designed to scream “gamer” at you 🔴 Cons: • Rather chunky — ultraportable it is not • Slower fans ramping under load (not disturbing but you can notice it) • No per-key RGB (if that’s not your thing) • Webcam is just… there ⸻ 💭 Final Verdict: The ASUS TUF Gaming A16 doesn’t pretend to be a Razer Blade or Alienware boat anchor — it’s a workhorse with muscle where it counts. If you want high-end performance without taking an ax to your wallet, this is one of the shrewder choices in 2025. Would I recommend it to a gamer or a worker who wants one laptop to rule them all? 100% yes. Especially if you're a fan of that no-nonsense, gunmetal aesthetic.

Good laptop for the price. Performance is mid grade

Wasn’t as powerful as I hoped, but it’s a laptop so I was still happy with it.

Love this laptop. Great build. Top quality components. Definitely recommend

An excellently spec'd machine for the cost. Games run perfectly!

Its a good laptop but the battery life wasnt the best.

Seems to overheat or randomly turn off on most games between 1 hour or 30 min