ASUSTUF Gaming A15 (2023) Gaming Laptop, 15.6” FHD 144Hz, 100% sRGB Display, GeForce RTX 4050, AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS, 16GB DDR5, 1TB PCIe SSD, Wi-Fi 6E, Windows 11, FA507NU-DS74,Mecha Gray

The product is my first gaming laptop so it's a one-of-a-kind for me. One thing about it is that it's pretty heavy for its size and quite bulky. That's not a bad thing, just something that a first-time buyer will need to note when taking it out of the bag. Hardware it's great, does what it's supposed to do.Software, it's full of bloat, a lot of added software that's not needed and simply takes up space. And more bloat than usual. So when setting up, a lot of time will need to be spent skewing through the files to see what to delete. Also, this product comes with an Xbox game pass. However, for me, I didn't live in a region that supports that. So the game pass is just there. If you're not from the 1st world you'll likely need to get a VPN to make use of the game pass if you want. Or just move.

Great laptop, can get all my programs running for work and even great gaming experience.

Una buena laptop, sin problemas todo funciona bien hasta la fecha

I paid a little over $1k, and it was totally worth every dollar! As a bonus to my order, I received a Ryzen 9, instead of the shown Ryzen 7. I'm not complaining! I mainly wanted it for the RTX 4050, and 144hz screen.This is leagues better than my old Ryzen 5, GTX 1650. That guy has served me well, and now I have a new baby.Anyway... It performs flawlessly, and makes my games run so much more smoothly. Take Skyrim for example. My old laptop would sometimes drop to low 30fps, with less than 200 mods. I currently have 400 mods, and the lowest I've hit (without ENB) is 60fps. It typically stays in the low to mid 100's.In short, this laptop is exactly what you want if you're a gamer!

I've had this laptop for about 6 days now. Haven't had any issues except for the very first boot where it stayed in a black screen until I shut it off and rebooted again. Haven't had any issues with bootups since though. It performs well, windows 11 can be a bit laggy with clicking around but I think windows 11 just sucks because I'm pretty sure my PC I built had the same issue until I downgraded to windows 10 due to Windows 11 breaking all my games and task manager with an update.My only gripe right now is the swaps between integrated graphics and GPU is frequent which causes screen to freeze for a split second as it swaps. You can turn that off though if you really wanted to.

If you only want to game this laptop is decent but doing anything else it freeze constantly and requires a hard reset to unfreeze even just coming back from sleep mode can trigger this full freeze and shut down of windows services I got it on sale for 800 around Christmas I'd never pay 1100 for it

The laptop is working great. I was skeptical whether it will be damaged or something. But it came untouched. I just got done setting it up doing some benchmarks. It is very powerful. I you are in the range of a 1100$ budget, this is the best i think you can do. The screen is very colorful and amazing when playing games. I ran Witcher 3 Next Gen modded ultra settings around 100 fps which is pretty damn amazing. Thank you!Update : So I've played like hella lot of games like Destiny 2 (120 fps), Witcher 3 (60fps ), Metro Exodus (60fps), Cyberpunk (80fps), Hogwarts Legacy (70 fps), Warframe (120fps), Mafia 3 DE (60fps) etc. These are all on High to Ultra settings but you need to remember to update your software and drivers. Also keep good practices when using a laptop like lift the back up a little so air would circulate better and and generally keep the system clean.

The media could not be loaded. I really liked this laptop when I opened it. It came with a carrying box and has a keyboard with really beautiful colors. I soon realized it didn't have a touchscreen like I wanted so I had to return it. I didn't try gaming with it so I can't rate its performance, but I would like to mention that the mousepad is a little annoying to use because it's hard to drag vs click. This shouldn't be an issue if you have a mouse though.