ASUS TUF Gaming A15 - 15.6" FHD - AMD Ryzen 5 4600H - GeForce GTX 1660 Ti - 8 GB DDR4 - 512 GB SSD - RGB Keyboard - Windows 10 Home - Bonfire Black - Gaming Laptop (FA506IU-NB53)

Pros: I love the 144 hz. very noticeable I love custom features with Keyboard blacklists. Breathing RGB and Adjustments of color/pattern makes this equal to a chrome logitech keyboard. +1 Great Battery adjustment w/ ease. (FN+Button) Insane CPU/GPU power. Love the Charger. Charged PC fully in 2~3 hours.

Cons: Didnt enjoy the WSDA. Should come with nature black keys. Will be confusing PC didnt come Updated didnt notify me. Took me a minute since its been awhile since I got a laptop w/ a GPU (not integrated). In the end I took 2 blue screens and almost dropped 2 deus'es. Fans/Battery is a little loud but when ur abusing the power outtage w/ RGB/Battery/Quality then ya, but turn all this off and makes little ~ no noise with longer stability of a integrated AMD/Intel CPU and GPU

Overall Review: Great Product. If my 1080TI EVA FTW3, Ryzen 7 2700X. Master Taichi x470 was the 100% mark. This easily! reaches 7~8 out of the 10 (70~80% / 100%). Havent tried big gaming PC's but this will be more of a lower quality games 4 travel and streaming. Great quality overall with videos and old time games. Worth

Pros: Beautiful spec combination at a very competitive price. The keyboard feels nice and responsive. Speakers are also nice. Screen is not bad for the Casual gamer you’d hardly notice anything in the response time if you’re coming from a tv or a low end monitor. Can output display so you can run double monitors or use a bigger monitor to play games or watch movies. Storage expansion. You can add an m.2 and a 2.5 ssd ( I tried a 2.5 hard drive but it’s too thick and I ended up just not being able to screw it in but I did plug it in and is currently being keep it place by the laptop cover that is pushing it down and keeping it there. No problems so far ) RGB software is nice and links up with other tuf equipment or can be controlled separately trough the systems software. I currently have a tuf mouse that works perfectly with it

Cons: Battery life is very minuscule when gaming on it. You can probably get to an hour before it dies but there’s a 90w variant that might fix that a lil. 8gb of ram is a bottle neck is almost everything but there’s another slot for expansion. I added my own 8gb stick and it gave me a 20-40 fps increase in performance so you might wanna invest in that. (The spec for the ram that is inserted into the laptop is 8gb 3200mhz and I belive cas 19 so yall can match it perfectly and not over spend) Cooling is ok borderline overheating so if you’re impending air flow you might have a cooling problem Scratches pretty quickly. Specially if you’re trying to open it up to expand it but its black so not that noticeable

Overall Review: It’s specs make it a mid tier gaming machine. Obviously its a laptop so it’s not gonna run like a desktop with the same specs but if you’re a person like me that likes PC gaming and you move a lot because of work. This laptop is perfect as long as you plug it in to play vid games.

Pros: Very good budget gaming laptop for the price. To me, the display looks fine but I'm sure there are people who will test it and see how it would be for content creation. I use the HDMI out to a 144hz external display so I don't use the laptop display that much. Apex Legends on low settings would run just over 100fps. I added 16 gig of extra memory, since it only came with 8 gig, for 24 total and the max fps went up between 120 to over 200. The extra memory made a huge difference. Some reviews mention the thermal and loud fans. I wear headphones and like I said I use a laptop cooler with 4 fans in it so I have a lot of extra noise added. I have watched the temp while gaming and haven't noticed it get too high for me but again mine sits on the cooler all the time. If you don't want the latest greatest and fastest thing on the market and are just looking for a budget gaming laptop this is a pretty good deal. Add the extra memory though for the best performance.

Cons: Only 8gig of ram but I knew that and got to add what I wanted.

Overall Review: Great option for a budget gaming laptop

Pros: Bought as a birthday gift for my wife. She games and owns a small business. Here it is 10 days later and she is still going on about the graphics and speed. Compared to similar products this was recommended by a local business. I'm happy it was

Overall Review: Satisfied with both the gaming and bookkeeping options this offers.

Overall Review: The laptop is perfect but it does have some negative stuff like the storage is so small you need to have a extra HDD and you need to have 16 ram but you can change it in the future it’s perfect I recommend it

Pros: Super Fast, Easy to Upgrade.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Great machine for the price easily upgradable and it lighting fast!

Pros: -Price -Decent specs to start with -Upgrade options for both ram and ssd/hdd

Cons: -Fans are a bit loud even in silent mode

Overall Review: Bought this as an upgrade to a 6 year old laptop. Spent a few weeks looking for something in my price range and with decent specs and this fit the bill pretty perfectly. I also got another NVME SSD to add to it and will be upgrading the ram as soon as budget allows, but so far it runs all the games I've thrown at it exceptionally well. Very satisfied!

Pros: Fast ram. Cheap. Expansions for ssd and ram 144hz screen.

Cons: Small screen (accustomed to a 27" 2k) A little loud (rather it be load than hot) Hard to open case for expansions. Advertised like its easy. Its not something you can open in a snap or anything. Also has a short battery life when gaming but ya know...just plug it in

Overall Review: This is my first gaming laptop but i came from desktop so it was a step down but the portability is worth it. I got the 6 core amd so far... Fast. I got 8gb of ram at 3200mhz and everything ran amazing for 8gb. But then i add an extra gskill 3200 stick of 16gb for a total of 24gb ram strange i know but its stable. Payed about 55 for the extra stick. Well worth it. Siege runs at 144fps stable on high settings with TAA SOA turned on and LOD to the max...I guess with a laptop, bios determins ur fans and clock speeds because bios seemed to be unchangeable for the most part. But thats fine. The cpu hits 4ghz under load and the ram is clocked to 3200 without any changes being made. Fans ramp up and down based on thermals so i will assume the fan curve is tuned just fine. Havent tested thermals yet but i plan on getting a cooling mat anyway. 5 eggs. Very good value