Customer Ratings & Reviews

This pc is great. For games, it can run pretty much all of the small indie games, and can actually run the slightly bigger ones like Sonic Racing Crossworlds (who wanna play with me?). Although, I believe that the base ram isnt enough, and some stuff doesn't work like the light-up keyboard, but to me those are some minor inconveniences. Overall, this laptop is amazing, Definitely worth the price (when it’s around $500)

I bought this laptop just to play some casual games nothing to hardcore and honestly it’s a pretty good laptop when it’s on Sale. I would recommend just upgrading the ram since it only comes with 8 which is not a lot if you want to play some more “hardcore” games. Also if you do play a lot of games I would also upgrade the storage as well. But in honestly I love this laptop would recommend.

Does what I need to do for light gaming and best idea to buy. Upgrading the ram makes it better too.

Excellent graphics and fast processor, just need extra memory A+

fast and reliable . Boots up lighning fast and no hicups . Graphics are good and no lag

Ordered in store for store delivery. Service was very good and attentive to needs of computer that we needed to buy. Pick up in store was seamless and fast no waiting or delays Product is everything we were looking for and are very pleased with our purchase from best buy as always Great Job!!

It works great and my girlfriend loves it. Runs games like the sims and genshin impact well which is great for her! Does get a bit laggy sometimes though

Performance: This is a typical entry-level laptop, suitable for everyday tasks. While it handles basic use well, it struggles with demanding applications like emulators or certain games. Any advertised 'gaming' capabilities likely refer to cloud streaming or pre-rendered video, not native high-performance gaming. Expect limitations in latency and frame rates, especially for competitive gaming. Usability: The laptop effectively fulfills its intended purpose: standard business tasks and web browsing. It manages multiple open tabs without noticeable slowdown, which was a pleasant surprise given my past experiences with HP systems. So far, the bios and other systems have been running smoothly. Recommendation: While it performs adequately for basic tasks, I wouldn't readily recommend it. For the same price, or with a bit more patience or savings, you could acquire a laptop with a dedicated graphics card like an RTX 3060, or even a mid-to-high-end system that would provide a much better gaming experience. Battery: The battery life is decent, and further optimization is possible through power-saving settings.

Real easy to set up, graphics on it where pretty good and speed on it is great

My personal honest review. If you need a laptop to game it holds pretty well. Really good for streaming and watching shows. Also the chassis seems sturdy to me. Am more a graphic screen type of guy so you pay for what you pay for.

This is the laptop to buy for a budget gamer, definitely needs a ram upgrade though but isn’t too difficult to pull off at home. I use it for school as well, it’s a bit heavy to carry around all day and it’s slightly large for backpacks. Also the screen color accuracy is not the greatest, it’s something you won’t really notice until you compare with a second monitor, but again, for the price this is the laptop for a budget gamer.

The Victis is a solid entry range gaming laptop, and there are no major issues with its build quality noticable after ~6 mo of usage. Some cons would be that the trackpad is a little slow-tracking at times (coming from a MacBook), and since the material is polymer (not metal) if you rest your hands on the space left and right of the trackpad it may “click”.

Battery is not very good . Two hours when its under andvanced using. Immidiately add more RAM because 8GB is not enough. The plastics are oook, but nothing special. Display its good, and colours are on the satisfied level All in all, for that price of 450euros i would buy.hin, but not on its original price

This should be 5 stars, but i cant push it there...please read. This product, at the price i paid "480 +tax + a ram upgrade" was actually impressive. For roughly the same price as the steamdeck oled, you get an APU that is generationally similar to a desktop 2060 (4gb), but a 1080p spec machine instead of the 720-900p. The performance is not at all what you might expect from entry level prices, this does what. The image quality, framerate, and diversity of titles it can run well, all impressive minus some standouts like indiana jones which is unfortunately not quite there, still bootable, but you can decide if 20fps is worth it. Lossless scaling makes this package even better, not a feature of the victus, but something that makes laptops like this stay relevant. If you can get it in the 16gb variant or better at under 550, thats the 5 star model. This is NOT, at least at the price its currently listed $800usd

I bought two for my nephews who are studying photography and graphic design, and they've worked without any problems with the graphically demanding programs that are necessary for their school. Not to mention a little fun with video games that run smoothly.

The laptop is absolutely worth it at 500 dollars. The build quality is better than a normal laptop and has better Display screen than normal office laptops I've used.

I haven't done any gaming on it, mostly bought for school projects and doing some basic graphic and website design. The battery life is worrying, even if it's sitting idle it discharges pretty quick. Not sure if I need to redo settings or what but it's not ideal. I definitely can't carry it around in a backpack with ease, it's sort of meant to stay in one place. The charging adapter can slip out of the port pretty easy. The whole laptop isn't really meant for being on your lap, so it's really just going to sit on a desk or table for my purposes. Bought a smaller Chromebook to carry around, so now I have started a small family of laptops...

Not a bad choice in laptops, especially if you want an out of the box ready to go gaming PC. Windows 11 is an absolute trash OS however, being forced to connect to the Internet to use the the laptop because it needs to update is absolute nonsense. While there are ways around this, the lack of options completely defeats the point of having a computer in the first place. And yes, Windows 11 is that bad I'd talk about it more that the laptop itself. Battery power seemed kinda iffy, but I have never had a laptop, so can't compare accurately.

picked this baddie up on super sale and open box, cracked it and added a 16 gb ram chip. its a banger for rivals, minecraft with light shaders, sims, gta even. fortnite is decent. gonna try to upgrade storage soon :0

The Victus has better specs than my desktop and cost much less. I've only had it for about a week, it runs perfectly, it's very quiet, and is capable of handling 3D modeling smoothly. Also, it looks much more sleek than other chunky gaming laptops that stick out like a sore thumb. Good Price with Lots of Power…