ASUS ROG G752VS-XS74K 17.3" 120Hz G-sync Intel Core i7 7th Gen Unlocked 7820HK NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 VR Ready 512 GB SSD 16GB Memory 1 TB HDD Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit Gaming Laptop

Pros: Best spec you can find at the same price, running perfectly

Cons: Two lightbleed spot, but not really a problem.

Overall Review: To the one who is giving a two-egg because of the screen problem, just shut down gsync and it will be fine

Pros: I have used and bought several laptops over the years, but i finally went ahead and went with a more top of the line PC. Let me start with the packaging. The PC came in a very sleek and sturdy box, that immediately had me in love. It was also packaged well, and provided it wasn't thrown around by the deliverer, I wasn't worried about damage. The PC started up right away with no problems, and i was signed in and started in less than a half hour. Screen is bright, keys are bright when lit, and overall runs smooth.

Cons: Not really a con because it is built to be a gaming PC, but battery life is poor, so don't expect to use this for prolonged periods of time without the charger. Only other con is the front edge is not rounded off, so it is a little sharp on the forearms if you don't have some sort of rest or external keyboard. otherwise, no cons.

Overall Review: Would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking to buy a PC. I did get it on Black Friday so it was worth the extra money off as well.

Pros: Now, I will say that the first one did ship to me messed up, a la Fed Ex, but Newegg super RMA'd the dud for a better one asap. Haven't looked back since. This laptop is definitely worth it. Solid cooling, graphics and RAM are suitable for the time being, and it's Asus. They've done right by me so far, so I'll continue to rave about them until they cross me.

Cons: Comes pre-installed with Windows 10. RIP. Oh well, a few youtube videos and some tweaking fixes everything. Lol. Feckin Windows 10.

Overall Review: Now, there IS a slightly better laptop for another $500, but I mean... that's another $500 for slightly SLIGHTLY better specs. It's up to you whether you want this one or the other!

Pros: -this is a super fast laptop -screen is big and bright -build quality is high -nice looking laptop -gpu temp around 70 at full load

Cons: -cpu run up to 99 during gaming session, thermal throttling all the time, with fan at 100% speed, experienced some crash during the game -backlight bleed everywhere -1 deadpixel

Overall Review: -i would recommend this if the cpu not that hot and the screen went through some quality check before got shipped out -return for replacement but they no longer have this product, they refund me instead - very fast and no hassle process, compliment to newegg cs -i still have faith in asus product but they really need to have a better QA/QC especially for a product with this price tag

Pros: decent computer for the price we paid during the post thanksgiving day sales.

Cons: Computer was packaged poorly and came out of the box with a defective screen. We returned the computer and guess what, they no longer carry this model so they were just going to refund the money. We asked if they had a model with similar features and low and behold they did (it was identical except for a different color keyboard) - for $200 more. We asked if they could extend the same percentage discount to this different model that we got with our original purchase during the sale. They said no, that only applies during the sale - but hey, we'll give you $20 off shipping if you want the new one. ($20 off shipping on an item that shows free shipping on their web site!) I guess neweggs managers cut class the day they taught costumer service in business school! I gave them one egg only because we're getting a refund relatively pain free. Be prepared to be disappointed when ordering ASUS computers or from this website!

Pros: It looks really cool and has a potentially great hardware set. Has an actual T/Pad you can feel, none of that virtual T/Pad stuff. I can live with the (108) K/Board, R-BL only and thats fine by me. Only 1-16GB stick of memory in mine, so will be an easy upgrade if i decide to do so. Both slots on bottom are open. Most of the connection outlets are on the Right side not the back. That can be good or bad its just preference and ya know dependent on if you use a gaming mouse or not. I'll get used to it if i decide to keep this PC. I have ZERO thermal throttle (so far) but i haven't used it much yet either. Nothing in the BIOS is accessible, changeable or even view-able for the most part, you couldn't accidentally change a basic default setting in there if you wanted too. Thats good if youre buying this for a child or teenager. The gaming center is real pretty, nice eye candy. I didn't look yet but "ASUS Gift Box"(won't open) must be a really good program too because i have 4 instances of it running in the background right now. NO Pesky Recovery Program or Software included, you wont have to worry about burning OEM recovery media or D/Loading it either because there is none available as far as i know. Most company's ship with either recovery program or have media available these days- not here. The ASUS recovery-backup program i tried from the support site will not work either, awesome right. No accidently restoring the computer to new out of the box state and erasing all your personal information. About 1/2 of the time i have to cold reboot to get rid of a "...ASUS turbo gear settings not syncing click restart..." Warning-error popup. Thats kinda fun. I bought this under Neweggs Extended Holiday returns and thats a good thing. Price was good, was in the $1750-$1800 area when i bought it Dec of 17 "Sold and Shipped By Newegg" (Item=N82E16834234460)

Cons: The BIOS is severely and purposely crippled, shame on you ASUS. NO recovery key, program or software included. Hard to believe such an expensive computer come's with out recovery media, thats always the first thing i do when it comes out of the box. No "Hidden" recovery partitions or system image either. There is always a windows recovery option, but its NOT an OEM image and your going to spend half the day downloading drivers from microsoft or asus hoping you got it right. Be warned - When you use that "...files, settings, ASUS customization's, drivers and store apps will be removed" so be prepared. And that is a horrible option for an average everyday computer user they cant figure that out. Most people can kinda use a recovery program that involves hitting a certain boot key or using a GUI program, but using windows recovery and downloading all the apps and drivers- not so much. A $2000 computer and they couldn't include a $2 flash drive with a system recovery image or a program to burn one, nice job on that on guys. Comes with Intel XTU embedded into the OS somewhere, i see it running in the background but no GUI. That might explain the OV and heat issues some people are having, or could be BIOS settings. As they are hidden you cant easily see them.

Overall Review: I would recommend this purchase for a child or low maintenance user. If all you do is turn your computer on/off and don't want or need to know anything else about it this is a good computer for you. This is a good powerful portable computer you take from one place to another and plug it back in, its not a mobile. If you need something thats mobile to take to school, job site, or the library with an all day battery you should buy an Ultrabook.(or an etch-a-sketch) This could be a really good top notch setup right out of the box if they published and updated it with a normal open accessible bios like they have on their Desktop gaming boards- or at least give the customer the option. And downloading a modified BIOS from dreamonic at the voltground should not have to be an option. I have been using ASUS D/Top boards for ever and will continue to do so, I have 5 on the shelf right now. This was my first purchase of an ASUS Laptop and will likely be my last. Good solid computer just not my style thats all. While there is ways around locked BIOS and i can always build my own image, this review is not for or about me. I have only used this about 20 hours so far, my review is only based on the most obvious points i see. I will write a more detailed one at a later time after i get to look into it further. Come on ASUS, Lets get that unlocked BIOS VER:"302 revision 2" published and a link to download the model specific recovery image. Thank You for the prompt attention and resolution to these issues. You can just post those links here in a reply I'll check back in a week or so. Happy customers are returning customers.

Pros: powerful laptop

Cons: screen blinks on game, weak battery

Overall Review: In addition to Discharging while plugged in (on gaming), the screen blinks only on games every 5-10 secs and Its really annoying. I also need fix for this issue. Please provide support for; 1) Discharging while plugged in on game (5% per 20 min) 2) Screen blinking on game per 10 sec. ( It may started to occur after I updated the GPU with GeForce Experience) not sure

Pros: Works fine other than a few noticeable issues

Cons: -Moderate Backlight Bleeding on bottom of the screen -Viewing embedded videos for my laptop has extreme display issues -Windowed Mode for games and videos has serious display issues -During power-up sometimes the screen will not display any light or image unless I close and reopen the laptop screen -Minor Graphic Display contrast distortions that last for only a few seconds during some of my games' loading screens -Currently in the process of acquiring a replacement refund with hopes of a better product outcome but after reading the reviews on here that seems unlikely

Overall Review: -If my replacement refund comes back with the same issues then I would not recommend buying this product -Fix Backlight bleeding -As a customer I would appreciate A productive response to this review -Will update review with less or more Eggs depending on my replacement refund's outcome