4.0 out of 5 stars

Opinión personal muy detallada

Esta laptop es muy estética, la compre porque quería una laptop con buenos componentes pero que fuera elegante para poder utilizarla en el trabajo, la mayoría de laptops gaming son muy robustas, esta es una laptop que te sirve tanto para trabajar, llevarla a cualquier lugar y que se ve como una laptop normal y tiene la capacidad de soportar todo tipos de juegos y programas. Cabe destacar que poder tener esta estética tan bonita limita un poco la laptop en ciertos aspectos mínimos en comparación con laptops mas robustas, pero, vale absolutamente la pena. Recordando que no es una PC gaming es una laptop gaming por lo tanto no abuses de ella y querer jugar muchas horas diarias, a largo plazo ninguna laptop gama media como esta lo aguanta, hay laptops gamas altas con mejores componentes que esta pero que valen el triple que cuesta esta laptop. En cuanto a la configuración de la laptop, es muy fácil, los programas que vienen incluidos de ASUS son muy fáciles de usar, con ellos puedes configurar tus ventiladores, el uso de la GPU y muchos aspectos importantes. También esta laptop cuenta con una cámara la cual no es la mejor del mercado pero es muy buena, muchas laptops gaming no viene con cámara, esta si. El sistema de audio es muy bueno y la calidad de la pantalla no es lo mejor del mercado pero en cuanto calidad precio esta laptop te ofrece mucho.Ya casi llevo un año con esta laptop (ASUS TUF DASH 2022) y no me ha dado ningún problema grave, el problema más grave que he tenido es que los tornillos abajo de la laptop se salieron algunos, lo cual no es un gran inconveniente, porque solo los vuelves a poner, si se te perdieron, es lo de menos, son fáciles de conseguir, aparte son 12 tornillos usualmente se salen 2 o 3 por lo tanto no es nada grave, esto debido a que vienen muy flojos de fabrica, esto pasa en general debido a que a varios amigos les ocurrió lo mismo con otros modelos de Asus, mi recomendación es que aprieten los tornillos de la laptop cuando les llegue y luego de esto realicen el proceso para obtener la garantía, que es el que estoy haciendo actualmente, la laptop viene con unas tarjetas que vienen con unos links y códigos QR donde te envían a una pagina oficial de Asus para guiarte en el proceso de la obtención de la garantía, claro esta si compraste la laptop nueva.Para mi esta es una buena opción para alguien que busca una laptop con buenos componentes, no tan costosa, buena estética y con un buen funcionamiento tanto para juegos como para programas para trabajar, es decir, una persona que quiera una laptop para trabajar como para jugar casualmente.

4 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Decent laptop (Tech literate review, details inside)

It’s pretty good, especially if you can get it for sub $1,150. Has some annoying caveats to it’s otherwise great specsheet.Positives:* Has a great processor, overkill for most things. The 3060 will bottleneck this way before the CPU does.* Has a dedicated GPU* It doesn’t look as gamery in person as it does in the product pics, which is good.* It can charge off USB C and features a decent selection of IO, media keys, etc.* It isn’t too heavy, and is pretty thin all things considered.* Keyboard is decent, nice inclusion of numpadNegatives:* NO WINDOWS HELLO CAMERA OR FINGERPRINT SENSOR.* The battery life isn’t great, possibly due to bloatware. (about 2.5 – 4 hours in power saving mode with keyboard LEDS off)* There is a lot of bloatware running in the background. Have fun cleaning this up so it doesn’t eat your battery.* It doesn’t come with a USB C charger, so if you don’t wanna lug the battery brick around, you are gonna have to buy a different charger.* This laptop doesn’t support S3 sleep, it uses windows modern sleep. This drains the battery 7%/night. Also, it has useless LEDS that show the SSD is still running in sleep mode.* The screen and speakers aren’t the loudest or brightest.* Doesn’t have a 120hz screen refresh rate, ONLY 60 or 144, which it can’t hit in many games.Overall, it’s a great laptop, though the inclusion of Amory crate, Mcafee, and other bloat makes it a hassle to clean up. The batterylife isn’t great because it doesn’t support s3 sleep and W11 has problems with performance profiles. This means when you unplug it, it won’t automatically go into 60 hz mode, disable most P cores, turn battery saver on, turn off all silly gamer LEDS. Which means you are really eating into that battery. For the price and weight, this laptop isn’t bad. The fact it can charge off 100W type C is really nice. The specs on paper are great, and it doesn’t seem to throttle or run into performance issues.Ideal specs for this laptop would a Intel i7 1260P, 100wh battery, 3060, cold air intake on the top of the laptop, USB C charger included, since it can do up to 240W over C. Slightly move IO around so it wasn’t all on one side. No bloatware and all armorycrate functions moved to BIOS/UEFI. Support for S3 sleep so that it actually goes to sleep instead of just still running, lol.

29 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Good gaming laptop that doesn’t cost a fortune

Really nice laptop, so far. I purchased this in August and put off writing a review until after I’d used it for several months. I wanted a laptop with a dedicated GPU, a fast 12th Gen Intel CPU, and Windows 11, but wanted to keep the price under control. This laptop fit the bill perfectly.My previous laptop was a 2-in-1 with a slightly larger touch screen. While I occasionally miss that capability, the higher resolution screen and the addition of the dedicated NVIDIA GPU make up for it. The screen is great – the high resolution is very sharp, and the screen is nice and bright with good colors. This laptop is very fast and more than adequate for the games that I play, or any other use I have for it.If battery life is your primary concern, you will be happier with a lower powered laptop, but you probably wouldn’t be shopping for a gaming laptop. The battery life is not great but it’s acceptable for a gaming laptop, if you set up the Power and GPU settings correctly.When using the NVIDIA GPU, this laptop is very power hungry, but that’s to be expected. The Windows 11 “Display Graphics” settings can be used to set applications to specifically run on the Intel GPU (“Power Saving”) or specifically run on the NVIDIA GPU (“High Performance”). The Intel GPU is more than adequate for daily use (and some lower resolution gaming), and uses significantly less power.Add a dock and external monitors, and this laptop is also a more than adequate workstation replacement.My only personal quibble with this laptop is the amount of preinstalled software. Asus preinstalls several applications to customize the user experience (and provide data to Asus) — not all of these are useful, and all of these are designed to require user identifiable connections to Asus, and agreeing to their terms of service. These aren’t terribly hard to uninstall (so they will no longer pester you to register) but it’s always irritating.

29 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Pretty darn good mid level gaming laptop

I bought the tuf dash 15 for college as a comp sci major for 1k (pretty good price for a 3060 with an i7-12650). Wanted to get a windows pc for coding but also a wanted a gaming platform that is mobile. So this was the best of both worlds for me. Very light for a gaming PC, and not too much of a burden as a normal work pc (ain’t as thin as an apple or long lasting in battery life either but it at least has 100W type C fast charging which makes charging on the fly really convenient). Been using it for more than a year now and has been pretty great so far with no major complaints. Wish I’d bought the normal tuf15 that came out a month later which seems to be the main complete version of this laptop as that has an rgb keyboard and the i7-12700k instead of the lower spec 12650. Also Asus software support is just garbage and so is armory crate. Haven’t been really able to update bios since it came, but it ain’t broke so I’m not too bothered.

One person found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Great mix of portability & performance!

I’ve been a long-time ASUS fan. I’ve got a self-built desktop that uses numerous ASUS components, and have used their laptops in the past (my family business also bought a couple Vivobooks). The designs are usually top notch & well built. This one has a solid LCD housing without too-much flex. The battery life is reasonable for this system; the “silent” mode keeps things quiet & cool for non-gaming and non-video/audio production tasks. “Performance” mode (predictably) runs the battery down quickly but this mode is best used when connected to a power outlet. The fans are a little loud under heavy loads, but that’s also to be expected in such a slim chassis. The speakers are competent but not stellar. The display has a great refresh rate & good viewing angles. I think the i7-12650H model was the right choice as it still gives you all 6 Performance Cores compared to the 12700H, you’re losing 4 E-cores but as a mostly stationary/occasionally portable gaming system it’s not really a loss. The TB4 & multiple USB ports (that don’t block each other by being too close) are all USB 3 & up, no USB 2 here. My model has an SK Hynix Gold P31 SSD (512GB) & I’m plenty happy with that performance. I’ll but putting in a second NVMe drive later since the slot on the board is open. Keyboard is good, the touchpad has an excellent feel & spacious.I’ve used it with Windows 11 and Manjaro 21; it performance at the expected high level in both OSes.No complaints, definitely worth it. It’s a great system and I think you’ll enjoy using it very much. If you can find it on a sale for $1100 (USD) then it’s a definite buy over other brands’ 15-inch models.*Note that a 90-day warranty extension is offered by ASUS for this review.

47 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Un muy buen PC, especialmente si lo compras en oferta.

El Modelo que yo tengo es del i7-12650H, RTX 3060, 16GB de RAM y 512 SSD.Compre el PC ya como una mejora para el portátil antiguo que tenia y honestamente esto es una maravilla, lo he probado en ciertos juegos que piden siempre poquito y he encontrado buenos FPS, por ejemplo:Baldur’s Gate III: 144FPS, Calidad Ultra.Dead Space 2023: 144FPS, Calidad Ultra.Minecraft con Shaders BSL, Configuracion de Shaders en Alto: En el Overworld va usualmente a 80-100 FPS, en el Nether si va casi siempre a 144 estables.Portal 2 con RTX: Este si me costo bastante xd, si me iba como a 60 FPS.Mortal Kombat 11: 144FPS, Calidad Ultra.Valorant: 144FPS, Calidad Ultra.Hi-Fi RUSH: 144FPS, Calidad Ultra.Ori and the Will of the Wisps: 144FPS, Calidad Ultra.Ahí tengo otros juegos que tengo por probar pero no le he hecho por dos motivos, el primero es que no tengo casi tiempo (Y además tengo muchos juegos) y el segundo es donde entra lo único “Malo” del PC, que es la memoria, tiene poca memoria, pero por lo menos tiene otro slot para agregar mas memoria, actualmente ando buscando si se puede actualizar a 2TB o solo se puede incrementar a 1TB. La memoria RAM esta bien, pero pues si la pueden mejorar seria mucho mejor.

2 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Great for gaming, gets hot, loud fans and not so great battery

I got this laptop mainly for one game. It is very lightweight, unexpectedly light, and beautiful. Sleek, the keyboard blinks with its light, and the track pad and keys are smooth.If I unplug it, my laptop cannot stay on for over an hour when playing my game. It drops so quickly. Even with battery saver, brightness low, and every other setting to accommodate doesn’t help. I played for an hour unplugged and by 20 mins, it dropped 30%, and by the hour it wad about 16% left.It gets pretty hot. If left on my lap, I had to keep moving it cause my skim felt burning. The fans are also kind of loud. Not very loud but very noticeable.The track pad is nice and big but with that, my hand kept touching it when I’d use my fingers and it didn’t quite register I was moving the mouse. I’ve had to get an actual mouse to use cause my hand kept touching it when I tried not to.Overall, I still love the laptop, but it is not as portable as I wanted or expected. I can only really play games if it’s plugged in, or if I have 30 minutes.

10 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

siento que pude comprar algo similar por menos dinero.

Reseña con una semana de uso, actualizare si veo mas fallas:El equipo funciona bien, y tiene los componentes descritos, aun que en ocasiones he sentido tirones. Siento que pude haber conseguido algo similar por menos dinero.Razón por la que le quito 1 estrellas- Un detalle importante, es que los botones están con la distribución del sistema ingles. (por eso le doy 4 estrellas, siento que deberían incluir la opción de elegir que distribución se desea).-A veces siento tirones(aun que son mínimos) y he tenido problemas de conexión con YouTube(un par de veces), me ha pasado con simplemente usar google chrome y microsoft edge, puede que sea por actualizaciones necesarias o problemas de servidor o conexión. Espero que ande bien en otras aplicaciones.Otras apreciaciones:-El conector del cable de alimentación eléctrica esta en la mitad del equipo, estaba acostumbrado a laptops con el conector en una esquina.-El teclado es completo, tiene el teclado numérico, y la pantalla es mas alta de lo que estaba acostumbrado.-Diseño elegante, silencioso de momento.-No conocía el puerto thunderbolt4, creo que no lo usare, y siento que eleva el precio del articulo.

9 people found this helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars

Boiling CPU temperatures, buggy, slow, frustrating lack of info, flickering screen

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• I just tried playing Civilization V (an old game released in 2010) at lower than default settings and CPU temperatures were consistently hitting 100°C (= 212°F)!Good for boiling water and starting a fire.In case you were wondering, 100°C is no bueno. As one page states, “anything between 40–65°C (or 104–149°F) is considered a safe heat range for a normal workload. While running more intensive apps or games, the normal CPU temp range can increase to between 70–80°C (158–176°F). … At the highest loads, your average CPU temps can go up to 80–85°C, but consider this the absolute limit. Sustained CPU temps above 80°C can do long-term damage to the CPU and its silicon. If your CPU goes higher than 90°C for several hours, it will likely reduce the lifespan of your processor.”• After 5 weeks’ use, flickering screen (see video)—• You have to use ASUS’s famously buggy “Armoury Crate” software to manage some features.• The keyboard lights on my particular laptop are buggy and will often glow on and off when my PC is put to sleep and also when I’m turning it on. (I have no use for these lights and just simply want them to be permanently and completely disabled.)Yes I have already tried pretty much all possible permutations of settings in the “Armoury Crate” lighting but to no effect. (I also haven’t been able to find anything in the BIOS settings that can help me turn off the lighting.)• Surprisingly slowFirefox frequently hangs (which rarely happened with my much older laptop).From a UserBenchmark test I just ran:PC Status: Overall this PC is performing as expected (54th percentile). This means that out of 100 PCs with exactly the same components, 46 performed better. The overall PC percentile is the average of each of its individual components.Processor: With an outstanding single core score, this CPU is the cat’s whiskers: It demolishes everyday tasks such as web browsing, office apps and audio/video playback. Additionally this processor can handle moderate workstation, and even light server workloads. Finally, with a gaming score of 93.8%, this CPU’s suitability for 3D gaming is excellent.Graphics: 15.6% is a below average 3D score (RTX 2060S = 100%). This GPU can handle older games but it will struggle to render recent games at resolutions greater than 1080p. (Note: general computing tasks don’t require 3D graphics)I’m not sure if I’m just unlucky and got a somewhat defective laptop.• There’s no specific manual for this specific model. Instead, on ASUS’s website, all you’ll find is a single manual covering all of their 20+ (30+?) “TUF” models.• Before buying this in early Dec 2022, I’d been under the mistaken impression (based on the Q&A here) that there were two RAM slots with one filled in by a single 16GB stick and the other empty. But unfortunately, both slots are filled in (2x8GB sticks).• I asked (1) here; (2) by email to ASUS; and (3) by email to Crucial whether I could add an old SSD . I got no responses from anywhere.• It was VERY difficult for me to open the back (contrary to the experiences of some here and also my experience with other laptops, including another ASUS model).• The screw for the second SSD slot was screwed in extremely hard and could not be unscrewed. I first tried the “rubber band/balloon trick” for stuck screws, but that didn’t work. Eventually I had to use a pliers which worked in getting it out (be SUPER careful if you have to use pliers!).

19 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Battery

All seems good except battery only lasts about 4 hours at best. Mostly steaming.

5.0 out of 5 stars

The ASUS TUF Dash 15 (2022) Gaming Laptop is a powerhouse!

The ASUS TUF Dash 15 (2022) Gaming Laptop is a powerhouse designed to deliver an exceptional gaming experience. One of its standout features is the impressive 144Hz refresh rate for the screen, which ensures an ultra-smooth visual experience whether you’re gaming or streaming shows. This high refresh rate translates to reduced motion blur and increased responsiveness, providing you with a competitive edge during intense gaming sessions.Under the hood, the TUF Dash 15 boasts cutting-edge components that contribute to its remarkable gaming performance. Equipped with a potent processor and a high-end graphics card, this laptop handles even the most demanding games with ease. You’ll witness seamless gameplay and enjoy breathtaking visuals at high settings without any lag or stuttering.Moreover, the laptop’s durable and robust build is a testament to its TUF series heritage. It’s engineered to withstand the rigors of intense gaming, making it an ideal choice for those who prioritize longevity and sturdiness. The sleek design incorporates military-grade materials, ensuring it can withstand bumps, drops, and daily wear and tear.In conclusion, the ASUS TUF Dash 15 (2022) Gaming Laptop stands out as an exceptional choice for gaming enthusiasts. Its 144Hz refresh rate promises a visually immersive experience, while its high-performance hardware ensures smooth and responsive gameplay across all your favorite titles. The laptop’s robust construction adds to its appeal, making it a reliable companion for passionate gamers on the go. Whether you’re battling opponents online or indulging in your favorite shows, the TUF Dash 15 delivers the power and durability needed to elevate your gaming adventures.

6 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Great value but definitely not perfect

Shipment was great and the laptop performs decently (didn’t expect too much of a cut down version of an i7 with 3060), it’s quite thing for its hardware, lightweight (a bit less than 2kg, my previous one was 2.5kg) and offers somewhere between 3-6 hours of moderate use.It can be charged via type C, only using the none-thunderbolt port (shame, could be great to use on a dock for users who don’t use it to its max) up to 100w. works great for none-Asus chargers. charged it with 45w,65w,100w and for light usage it works great. when gaming even 100w aren’t enough to keep it charged, but you can expect 2-3 hours of repeated gameplay instead of like 30-60 minutes.Due to it’s light weight I find it best to carry it around with a power bank on the go as the combined weight is still a bit less than the average gaming machine. type c charging really is a life changer.The display isn’t the brightest but I never found it to be an issue even when working in a coffee shop without any shade so good enough, and the IPS level quality is good.Some downsides:- build quality has some issues. some plastic parts that cover the screen hinges sometimes fall off a bit and needs to be pressed back in.the screen has 4 rubbers at each side to prevent the screen from being too close to the keyboard when closed, but even though I used a sleeve bag to house the laptop, the rubber left a permanent mark on the sides of the keyboard which look a bit off, and the screen still got scratched a bit by the display. mostly not noticeable but it’s worth mentioning.software wise this machine isn’t the most reliable, all Asus software on machine is buggy as hell so I’d avoid anything but the minimal use of armory crate. the machine registers temperatures, usage percentages and much more incorrectly. sometimes the temps are low, nothing is open, but armory crate says GPU utilization is at like 80% and the fans go hard (they aren’t very loud, it’s just surprisingly random). then you need to enter armory crate and after 3 seconds it resets.Overall, if you put a microfiber cloth between the display and the keyboard (you can find large ones for like one dollar on gamers store and Aliexpress), you can take a very small charger/power bank on the go and enjoy great performance and portability at a great price. usually similar machines cost way more. I’d still recommend to see if the issues are relevant for you and your use case but I am satisfied.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Excellent computer

Excellent product. I bought one in 2022 and it’s like new these days

4.0 out of 5 stars

Solid specs – decent bang for the buck

I purchased this laptop with the primary intent to be able to run ML models and use it for the DS program that I’m in. I wanted something upgradeable with solid core hardware and this fit my budget. My comments about the machine are not from a gaming perspective.ScreenI saw others comment that this wasn’t the best screen for gaming. It’s not the brightest thing in the world and almost reminds me of a matte screen – even though it is not.KeyboardI’ve typed on worse (I’m looking at you, Macbook) and better (my trusty Lenovo) and this keyboard is okay. If I had to give it a grade it would be mid-point. I’m thinking of key travel and comfort – it kind of falls in the middle. I sometimes lose my home keys, so it can take a moment to reorient. I do like the number pad, it comes in handy here and there. Using mostly a traditional keyboard I hit Home and End quite a bit. This keyboard has them paired up, so you have to hit Fn if you want to End. I work a lot in code, data, and spreadsheets, and it can be frustrating at times. Keep in mind my use case is probably not the average user and it’s not THAT bad.This sucker is a fingerprint magnet, I have not spent any significant time to find the proper cleaning technique. :PUpgradeabilityAs I mentioned, I wanted something I could upgrade, which I did. From some of the other reviews it seems like these shipped with a single 16GB stick of RAM. My unit came with two 8GB sticks, so the extra 16GB stick that I ordered with the unit was returned. I ended up buying a 64GB kit (CT2K32G48C40S5) that works just fine. I am unable to see what timings are being used – cannot see in BIOS, nor via CPUID. I thought that was odd, but everything I’m seeing shows that I have 64GB. For most people this is way overkill, but for my needs I can end up utilizing quite a bit.The SSD that came with the unit was a 512GB – I cloned it over to 1TB Samsung 980 and threw in another 1TB Samsung 980.I should mention that the back was extremely easy to remove and upgrading the components was super easy. It should be noted that one of the screws does not come out of the back all the way – by design. There are also multiple screw lengths, so be very aware of what goes where.OSIt comes with Win11 – frankly not a fan of it. I have considered wiping and trying to put Win10 or Linux on, or even dual boot. For now I’ll leave it, but wanted to make sure you know it’s coming with Win11.SoftwareHas a bit of bloatware, but it’s minimal. I was expecting there to be more, but it’s not too bad.Battery lifeI think if you try to game on battery you’ll be disappointed. Firing up local databases and running models gives me 3~ish hours of battery. If I push it hard it will probably drop. Now, I leave it in “performance mode” most of the time, so I’m sure that has an effect on it. If you’re a gamer I hope you’re looking at other reviews :DOverall thoughtsI like this laptop, it’s very functional and gave me decent bang for the buck performance. Even spending a bit extra on upgrades left me in a good spot. If you’re shopping for this one, good luck on your decision!

32 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Decent little computer

Battery life isn’t that great even in eco mode with battery saver on.Definitely needs plugged in for gaming. I play dayz, hell let loose, ready or not type games. Decent frame rates on high settings compared to my old desk top. Definitely a good bang for your buck laptop. I use mine more like a desktop with external monitor etc.

One person found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Excellent mobile rig

Bought this as a mobile rig, and it pretty much ticks all the boxes. only issue, and im not sure if its a user error on my end or just the overall hardware configuration, i burn through battery life like its running on AAs. this is when im trying to do non gaming tasks. notebook is very sleek, the weight is not bad feels balanced. the hardware is more than sufficient. this PC has the essentials and none of the luxuries. perfect for me to throw in a back pack. i was also impressed to see ASUS offers a year warranty that covers raw damage. this pc puts in work and pumps out heat when in turbo mode (plugged in) but overall not to bad when doing light gaming. handles CoD MW2 excellent, and even FiveM (GTA). after shopping around and about to purchase a 2000$+ unit, im happy i found this for half the cost.

8 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Corrige fallos de generaciones pasadas

Soy de Ecuador y al inicio estaba un poco dudoso de importar la laptop a mi país o no, al final lo hice con miedo por los malos comentarios que tenían estas laptos en sus versiones pasadas y por lo dificultoso que sería para mi tramitar una garantía. Pero sin duda esta portátil tiene un buen desempeño:Para trabajos cotidianos esta sobrada.Para juegos si nos subes todo al máximo o si lo haces pero juegas a 1080p, no da problemas en lo absoluto.Contras que en lo personal veo:Cuando estas realizando algo pesado, el cpu suele subir a los 90 grados, si tienes configurado que los ventiladores no suban a su máxima capacidad.Eso por consiguiente hace que caliente mucho la parte de arriba del teclado, pero no es nada que no hagan otras portátiles.Cuando los ventiladores suben por arriba de los 4000rpm el sonido de las elices es un poco fuerte.Y por último la autonomía de la batería conectado un monitor secundario viendo videos o series en Netflix o All gamer store suele estar por las 4 horasNo es perfecta pero ronda en un 85%

19 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

checkout

easy to start it ~~~ running fast

4.0 out of 5 stars

Excelentes características

Esta laptop esta muy bien funciona de maravilla, con buenas características actuales, lo bueno es que si se puede actualizar con mas Ram hasta 32GB dual channel 2×16, y un slot extra para otro M.2. rinde muy bien.Lo que no me gusto es que el acabado negro mate se marca mucho las huellas y toca limpiar constantemente.La construcción de la tapa es en aluminio y el resto del producto es en un plástico de muy buena resistencia y calidad.Producto recomendable? SI, el tiempo lo dirá.En edición de video y render esta mas que correctoSi lo que buscas es no romper tu bolsillo esta es la laptop indicada

3 people found this helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars

Warning! ASUS will not honor the Accidental Damage Protection

I purchased this laptop on July 11, 2023, in NEW condition. Within the box was a card (image attached) that says if the product is registered, you will receive 1 year of complimentary Accidental Damage Protection (ADP). I registered the laptop on MyAsus.com on July 23, 2023, and this is clearly visible in MyAsus account.I spilled a small amount of coffee on the laptop. It was still running fine at that time, but I shut the laptop off, and gently placed paper towels over the spill for it to absorb. I then used a slightly damp paper towel to wipe the keys and then placed the laptop in front of a fan for 2 days. When I attempted to power it on, I would not respond.I called Asus Support, and the Support Rep confirmed I had 1 year of ADP and provided a free shipping label to send it in to be repaired. I thought it would be resolved. However, I received an email from the repair center stating my warranty was expired. I have attempted several calls and emails to explain that the laptop was both still in warranty and covered by the ADP. I have also disputed their findings using their email link for official disputes. They keep responding that the ADP expired already and state I need to pay for repairs (which hilariously costs more than a new one that is not even on sale).I have owned many Asus products through the years as I have built several PCs. I will not be buying from them again. If by miracle this gets resolved to my satisfaction, I will update this review. I am not hopeful as I have spoken with several people at the repair facility, and it seems like their systems have different information than the Asus Support reps do.

4 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Great Value performance Laptop

Getting this item on Black Friday sale really helped the Value proposition. Laptop performs as the spec sheet details, no compromises. 105TDP for the 3060 is a good average performer.The screen looks great, but is not the brightest, and has been reviewed to not having the complete color space – if you are looking for a graphics professional calibrated display, there are likely better options.Easy to update to maximize the usable lifespan of the laptop, 2 SODimm slots, 2 NVMe slots.Keyboard is good and tactile, I liked getting the 10key complete keyboard.Arrangements of the ports, all on the Left side is a little odd, but not a deal breaker when you get TB4.0, Full Size HDMI and Ethernet.Lastly, not much bloatware preinstalled and it wasn’t terribly hard to remove…

7 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Good laptop for gamers but not for devs

I bought this as a developer so I could take advantage of the gaming part, however, I noticed that the battery is just draining fast even when using ASUS eco mode all the time that turns off the video card, I would not recommend it if you need to travel and use it for browsing and general coding. It needs juice fast.

4 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Battery is not as expect but all else is to ssatisfaction

Had to turn off Hybrid mode in order for some older programs to launch, the PC’s asus software doesn’t switch intuitively as it should. Once I turned it onto solely discrete, the pc could launch my games. I will say that the battery life is incredibly disappointing. The adverts say up to 8 hours of video watching, but the pc cant survive more than 2 hours of youtube or light gaming like OSRS. I got this as a replacement for an MSI GT72S 6QE that was my first gaming laptop. This is so much lighter it does have some true mobility but the batter situation is pretty sad.

3 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Mi bien más preciado

Este laptop, ha sido la mejor compra de un electrónico que he hecho, la compre con un descuento, trabajo en ella, juego en ella, me transporto con ella, es simplemente p e r f e c t a.