ASUS ROG Zephyrus G15 Ultra Slim Gaming Laptop, 15.6” 165Hz QHD Display, GeForce RTX 3080, AMD Ryzen 9 5900HS, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCIe NVMe SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 10, Eclipse Gray, GA503QS-BS96Q

I bought this laptop mainly for school but I wanted the ability to play some games it’s been rock solid. The performance is good not great but good. I was able to play hogwarts legacy on low graphics perfectly, Minecraft (Java) with mods was around 80fps with 12 render distance, dead space ran great at low with no noticeable lag, halo MCC ran flawlessly at any quality, hit man 3 ran great as well as Propnight at low.Once you’re done gaming and you switch to the silent profile the battery life is amazing I’ll be at 50 percent but still have 4 hours before needing to charge. My only complaint is the speakers aren’t very loud and the fingerprint scanner doesn’t always work. The keys are backlit and you can change the colors but they aren’t individually addressable.Over all I love this Laptop as long as you aren’t expecting it to replace your desktop you’ll love it set it to performance and low graphics and it’ll play anything. Need better battery life? Switch to the integrated graphics on the silent mode and you’ll have plenty of battery life.

I really like the look and gimmicks of this edition. It runs nice and smoothly. Good for casual gaming and regular computer work or internet browsing. Thin and lightweight, charging block isn't huge. It comes with a laptop sleeve that zips up. Looks cool and is functional. I would definitely recommend to get it especially if you can get it with the prime deal. It puts the price almost the same as the regular zephyrus

Purchased in March 2023. I do not run this machine very hard. I primarily use it for work and some occasional gaming in my downtime. I took this with me on a couple of work trips, and it will run all day on battery, just barely, doing light notetaking and running MS Office applications. Anything heavier and you will need to plugin after 5-6 hours.You cannot run this machine with the lid closed while gaming or doing anything heavy. It will shutoff to prevent overheating. You have to open the lid slightly to allow the heat to escape through the keyboard area. If you are doing basic office work while multi-tasking (watching videos, listening to music, etc) then the lid can remain closed while running in low power mode with USB C power.The Good: Good CPU, RTX 3080 plays most game titles well at 1080p (some at 1440p), I like the keyboard feel, no webcam (yes, I actually like this), runs 2 external displays + internal laptop screen, lots of ports, easy to open and upgrade/work on if needed, has extra NVME slot for additional storage, matte 1440p high refresh screen, portability is decent considering the amount of power it has, optional USB power when not running resource intensive tasks.The Bad: Only one slot for RAM expansion (maxes out at 24GB), RAM from the factory is soldered, battery life could be better, noisy fans when running in performance mode when gaming, RGB turned on on keyboard by default, cannot run in clamshell mode when gaming, screen bezels are a bit chonky at the bottom.

I'm very happy with my purchase, a wonderful deal for the price. A powerful GPU, and long battery life when not gaming. 5 hours on battery in windows mode even with the battery protector limiting capacity to 60%. It is thin, light, and you can charge it via USB-C this is a great laptop for gaming, and also for work while staying mobile. It will handle what you need it to.The only thing I changed was adding an extra 32Gb of RAM and an extra 1TB of storage, it is upgradable just like they say.

3 stars due to false advertised specifications.First off, I purchased this for it's specs - expandable NVMe, expandable RAM - etc. When I went to install a 32gb SO-DIMM, the laptop wouldn't boot. so I replaced it with a known good DIMM (figuring maybe I got a DOA RAM stick) - same result.Contacted ASUS and they informed me that the 40GB sepcification (which is on this model on Amazon, and also on the same model on the ASUS page, and in their user's manual) is a "generalization for a many model, and is not correct for this one."Be forewarned, that with the onboard soldered RAM (8GB) this model is only expandable to 24GB total (with a 16GB expansion).Very disappointed to learn that it is not advertised anywhere that this specific model has a 32GB max.Other than the above, it works well. Performed a fresh install of the OS to remove bloatware and it runs great.This would be a higher star review if the specifications were correct on any documentation/advertising.

The ROG Zephyrus G14 Alan Walker Special Edition Gaming Laptop is a collector's item that combines style, power, and versatility.PANTONE Validation is spot on. Every detail comes to life, providing a smooth and immersive gaming experience.Was able to work with massive Photoshop files without breaking a sweat too.With its powerful performance, superior visuals, and extensive connectivity options, it's a great little laptop. Very happy! 🎮✨

+ Feels solid & well-built+ Speakers are really good+ Small & portable+ Best configurations for the price+ Nice led sync with music- No web cam (which I don't use anyway)

Took me 2 days to finally get into the dang thing and after that, The moment I loaded Windows 11 and all the firmware/BIOS and such it stopped working for games. Gaming laptop is in the title but every time I started playing it would crash. After backing the windows up to a previously good version it locked me out of the PC completely and would no longer let me in. Been waiting on my refund for a week now UPS picked it the the 19th of May it's now the 26th.