ASUS ROG Strix G15 (2022) Gaming Laptop, 15” 16:10 FHD 144Hz, GeForce RTX 3050, AMD Ryzen™ 7 6800H/HS, 16GB DDR5, 512GB PCIe SSD, Wi-Fi 6E, Windows 11, G513RC-ES73, Eclipse Gray

This thing is giant and heavy like a sack of bricks, but if you're looking at gaming laptops you know that's how they are. This is ridiculously fast in person. Even compared to other high end, fast pcs, this blows them away. I find the rgb effects to be very nice on this one as well. The keyboard works well and keys have good action, the screen is beautiful, the sound quality is good.

Really great as expectedDown side? YESThe day after I paid for it, price was reducedI could have canceled as it was being shipped, but I just swallowed it, not fun.Thanks

This is a very nice laptop. The 18 inch HDR display can be too bright at times, but the color is amazing. At some point I may have to upgrade to a larger drive, but for now it's fine. I have had a problem controlling the lights on the keyboard. When I change the settings, they always seem to get set back to the default rainbow pattern after a while. But that's a minor issue.

Excellent laptop kids use it and been good for the time being. No problems with any components so far and no lagging or glitches.

I'm really enjoying this laptop. I get several hours of work done off the battery and it charged quickly while I'm using itI haven't gamed with so I can't comment.I guess the only negative is that it doesn't have a built-in camera so I end up using my phone for my occasional Zoom meetings. I'm not taking stars off for that. I probably shouldn't assume when I'm shopping for a computer.

I purchased this laptop hoping for a premium experience, but I’ve run into several frustrating issues. First and foremost, it refuses to work properly with my Bose QuietComfort headphones. While it can connect via Bluetooth, there’s no actual audio output once paired—a problem I’ve never encountered with other devices.Additionally, the Armoury Crate software for controlling the keyboard lighting feels unpolished. Every time I power on the laptop, I have to manually reconfigure my lighting settings. It’s an inconvenience that really should have been resolved by now, especially at this price point.Overall, the most disappointing aspect is the general bugginess of the software. Features I would expect to run seamlessly (and do on cheaper laptops) frequently malfunction here, making this machine far less reliable than I’d hoped. If smooth, user-friendly software is a priority for you, this model may not live up to expectations. I genuinely expected better performance given the cost and supposed high-end features.

This laptop won't dissappoint those who are looking for the best gaming experience. The screen shows color you might have never seen before on a monitor, and the 240Hz refresh rate gives a fluid experience great for competitive games.It's able to handle all use cases, from work to daily use. Every game and every application you download will be handled with ease, and you will never have to think wether you can run it or if it will slow down your PC.

Amazing laptop I can't really find nothing wrong except just the price. I got new on sale for the 2024 model for 2800 so I could say I am somewhat comfortable with that. I believe we are paying a premium do to win pro and upgradability of the scar. You can upgrade the scar to 64 ram etc. The strix 18 comparable version you can't, comes with just about the same specs as the scar G834JZR-XS96 version just a few differences, for example win home I think and comes maxed out from what I believe to 32 ram etc, so not upgradable past what it comes with maybe except the SSD. The 18 strix I found new around 2000 with same specs that of the scar. From what I understand they have little differences but nothing to justify that 1000 extra for the scar I believe anyway. Unless you planning on upgrading it like me😉 if you plan on just getting something great to game with and plan on buying something later just get strix 18. Hope this helps someone.