ASUS ROG Zephyrus G GA502DU 15.6" FHD 120Hz Gaming Laptop (AMD R7-3750H, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660Ti 6GB, 512GB PCI-e SSD, 16GB RAM, Windows 10)

First time back in over 15 years using a Windows PC and I've got to say I like it. Use the laptop for offshore and gaming wise it's fantastic, played Apex Legends, Doom and GTA5, all look great and play at very high FPS. Battery life is fine when using it for normal use, gaming it runs the battery down quite fast which is to be expected. When gaming the laptop is quite noisy but nothing I can't live with. All in all, great laptop, great for gaming and a decent price.

I am a student who thought this would be a good idea to buy for coursework and a little gaming on the side. When plugged in and playing games like Civilisation VI or Hearthstone, this thing is great and performs well for its size and thickness. However, when moving away from the charger, this thing becomes harder to use. When gaming the battery only lasts about 90mins at best. It also sounds like a Boeing 747 is taking off if when in a quiet room. You can, of course, put it into silent mode but then it gets hotter than the sun. Also, when at idle, the fan rattle and sounds like it is catching on something. That being said, the keyboard is comfortable and easy to type on. The laptop is thin and light (considering the hardware inside it) and it is a great price. Ryzen CPU is great as well. Webcam would be nice, and the screen isn't very colour accurate either, so not great for productivity.

Excellent laptop, plays everything I've thrown at it admirably. It does get a bit loud and toasty on turbo under load. When your not gaming you can set it silent and on battery it will last around the same amount of time as a normal laptop, I've had it run for 8 and a bit hours on battery for general use. It's modern looking and is the same size as a busines ultabook laptop from around 2014 The build quality is great, the body is plastic but the screen is a backed by a brushed aluminium which gives a more professional non RGB gamery feel. Great for people who don't need to have a minoture light show from their laptop It contains plenty of ports which is great to see, including usb c, hdmi and ethernet

Within a month of owning this product I had 3 blue screens, each of which required the computer to restart into safe mode and for windows to run special checks. I sent it off for repairs and had to have the motherboard replaced. I initially thought this was the reason why I was having problems but turns out that's not the case. Battery/performance - If you actually want to play any game with a smooth performance you're looking at having it connected to power constantly. Its almost impossible to play any game without the power adaptor. Even mine-craft chugs. GPU - Now I thought that this "new" 1660 TI would perform better that a 1050 TI but again turns out that's not the case especially with this laptop. The specs on this device are actually pretty good, but I have a hunch that the build quality is so poor that it heavily restricts the power supply to allow it to perform well. Like I said before it needs some sort of power connected to allow it to play any game with a decent FPS. On my 1050 TI I can play LoL at ~ 120 fps whereas on this its hardly over ~ 80 FPS Random crashes, when coming out of sleep, if you log in, and then leave it for 10 seconds it automatically turns off and you have to manually restart the computer.

Overall a competent gaming on the go/productivity laptop (using it for CAD design in Fusion 360/Solidworks) and some gaming/productivity. Performance in sufficient to run productivity/3d modeling software and classic games or new AAA titles on mid-settings. It's competent and delivers. Form factor is brilliant - nice build quality and finish. Keyboard and touchepad is comfortable - and it has enough ports to plug all the peripherals you need. Saying that - it has issues; big annoyance at the beginning: ASUS software (Armory Core) works and allows for nice hardware control - but out of the box the coloured keyboard backlight didn't work (after install of the laptop) Update of the Asus software (Armory Core + AURA SYNC) within the appliaction made it even worse; the AURA service would crash at startup - causing keyboard/touchepad to stop working. Apparently it's a well known issue (not on just this laptop) - after 3h of fighting with it (installing different versions/doing cleanup of file system/registery) I finally gave up and uinstalled whole AURA control software. Absolute annoyance.

Great laptop its thin very light with a aluminium lid solid white backlight keyboard. Boots up in seconds around 3 to 5. This is after initial setup is done. Battery if all performance and power setting set to power for performance then you will get 3 hours that's with full screen brightness everything on full. I'd you compromise 4 to 5. The weight is amazing I have had brick like gaming laptops this is a good weight for carrying in back pack. All the ports i have uploaded pictures of top, right and left sides to show them. Graphics runs breakpoint well it wont do it well with everything on full but with some sensible setting choices it runs it well. This laptop at this price you can only expect that. If you want any better you must break that 1000 barrier for a 2060 or 2070 so 1200 it's down to what you think it's worth hope this helps any questions just ask thank you.