AERO 15 OLED XA-7US5130SP UHD AMOLED i7-9750H NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q 8 GB GDDR6 16 GB RAM 512 GB M.2 PCIe SSD Windows 10 Pro Gaming Laptop

Pros: It feels solid and looks attractive but not overly flashy. The OLED panel looks great. Even at 50% brightness it's quite bright so I am less worried about causing burn in. Although there have been reports of pulse width modulation potentially being an issue, I have not noticed this. Taking photos at a high speed shows that PWM only kicks in below 50% brightness. When it does kick in, it is implemented as a series of black bars moving from the top to the bottom of the screen rather than the whole screen turning on and off, so it should be less noticeable even to sensitive eyes. I really like having a built in SD card reader and space for a second SSD. These are both very useful features for video editing. I installed a 2gb SSD in the 2nd slot for data storage, and will use the original SSD for software.

Cons: There are some issues with the software that comes preinstalled. The NVIDIA control panel was missing and the SD card reader always thought my cards needed to be formatted. I resolved everything by doing a fresh install of Windows, and getting an older driver version for the SD card reader (v v10.0.17763.21314) There are a bunch of stickers that come on the laptop which I also recommend removing.

Overall Review: I wanted a thin laptop that I could use for game development & video editing, + some gaming. The Aero really delivers on this! So far it has been working quite well.

Pros: great screen fast cpu powerfull gpu fass nvme drive

Cons: all videos are lagging using chrome or edge and some aplication menus are chuppie and laggie even playing movies from the desktop formatted twis and the problem still ocurres tried diffrent kids of movie players tried install codec nothing helps i hope contacting gigabyte customer service will help solve the problem

Overall Review: very powerfull computer screen is very bright and the best i ever seen but cant surf the web - all video and some menu are laggie and cant use it properly

Pros: I love how I could easily remove the back of the laptop and add another 8GB of ram and another NVME SSD. I got the 8GB version with 256GB but it was so easy to upgrade. Took 5 minutes. Now I got 16gb of ram and 2.25 TB of storage. That's the main reason I got this device. And once you go OLED you cant go back. I have an LG OLED and it ruined IPS screens for me. 60FPS is not an issue to me. Oh and the SD card reader in there? Thank you. Lots of good ports. Number pad. This is really just great they included that. Another reason I was sold

Cons: This is minor but I'd like if the charging port was type c. Also no laptops do this but if the port was HDMI in and I could use other devices, that would be amazing. I'd upgrade to the new series instantly. I wish there was a way to use other gaming devices on this amazing screen without streaming services.

Overall Review: I have no regrets purchasing this device. I am primarily playing older games so the 1660ti handles them at 4k. For my money I am happy, nothing else could compete.

Pros: - Good performance - Excellent display - empty 2nd NVMe slot

Cons: - Defective SD card reader - Defective RGB on the keyboard - Poor customer support (up to a week to get a response from Gigabyte) - Gigabyte control center app is horrendous, can't open it when the laptop when running on battery power (that means no control on the keyboard, fans, color profile)

Overall Review: Overall good laptop, but my unit sucks and I don't know if I'll be able to get it replaced with Gigabyte's horrendous customer support. Would still buy over the Razer Blade 15.

Pros: Awesome screen Great battery life Like the keyboard Best design ever

Cons: Spacebar on my keyboard makes weird sound when pressed

Overall Review: Overall I like the laptop. Would say it's best laptop ever, if not the annoying sound that spacebar on my keyboard makes, but looks like it a factory defect of this particular device.

Pros: - The screen is the best I've ever seen and it seems gigabyte has software to help prevent burn-in -the laptop is light and very portable with a keyboard that is quite enjoyable after getting used to

Cons: - The keyboard is a bit cramped and for someone with big hands it could be a problem - the laptop does feel a bit hot at times but that is usually alleviated by undervolting the CPU and GPU

Overall Review: overall will recommend if you need a portable laptop with a great screen and good gaming performance but don't mind the lower Hz screen

Pros: good build great screen loved all the specs

Cons: a little too much bloat ware but easy uninstall

Overall Review: amazing

Pros: - Great hardware makes for super fast multi tasking - Gorgeous looking 4k OLED screen - So many USB ports it's great to use as a workstation with extra monitors and input devices.

Cons: - Battery life is average unless you lower the screen brightness quite a bit (which is still decent since it's such a good screen) - Customer service from Gigabyte takes over a week to get an answer - The keyboard keys are a bit smaller than I would like. The num pad is not useful enough to make up for a somewhat awkward keyboard to type on. The up arrow key taking up a part of where the right shift key should be can be slightly annoying. - The touchpad could be much bigger and the fingerprint reader would be better placed next to the touchpad instead of on it

Overall Review: The hardware is incredible and comparatively affordable. I use this laptop for Game Development and it works like a charm for the most part with a few subtle annoyances. I had some issues that were deal breakers but that were solved once I figured out how to update everything.