Pros: Great keyboard. Good depth. Good tactile feel. Good travel. Firm Pushes the graphics. Hit good/ultra at 60fps on almost everything except the most CPU-bound games like Assassins Creed Odyssey and Red Dead (which average 45-ish). Can get 120hz or more on a lot of games at low/medium settings. Nice screen with good depth and excellent refresh rate Light and stylish. Other than the cutout on the back of the screen, can pass for a business laptop. Laptop itself is super light. USB-C charging is cool. I have a 20,000 MAH block that can keep this one going for a bit while not gaming

Cons: Short battery life. About on par with Intel, but lower than the new 4800/4900 laptops (about 2-3 hours) heavy PSU. It provides the juice, but when you realize that you need it connected to power, the light laptop doesn't feel so light. Hot and relatively loud. with a laptop pad that cools, I can maintain good FPS, but you're either getting a slower laptop or a turbine engine.

Overall Review: Love this laptop. It just feels like a premium device and is excellent for gaming, content-creation, and office work. Conquers everything I want it to when plugged in and fans are up. Quiets down and does office work well. Battery doesn't bother me, but this isn't a laptop that does everything because I can't just taKe it to work without a charger and have it last all day. If that's what you want, consider either a non-gaming laptop or maybe one of the new AMD 4000-series laptops that can almost make it through a 6-7 hour shift.

Pros: Looks pretty. Cheap for what it is.

Cons: I'm an experienced rig builder and the one I got came with errors. Would not post (with the errors "CPU" and "DRAM" with both a new 10700 and new RAM. Reached out to ASROCK and they told me maybe it was the IDE connections. This does not have IDE connections. Just no customer support at all.

Overall Review: I would not recommend.

Pros: Sony brand (read warranty) Lots of storage for all your games and movies-- works well with PS+ that gives you new free games every month. With no cloud service for movies and games, you will want a lot of storage for your Vita-- IF you have one. Price-- Newegg has the lowest price anywhere.

Cons: Price-- how is this a pro and a con? It's a pro because Newegg is selling them at a great price compared to MSRP. Sony may be gauging on proprietary hardware, but at least Newegg is Speed-- the speed is rather low and on par with class 4 SD cards, which goes back to price. Why are these so expensive?

Overall Review: Sony is evil for making even more proprietary hardware, but Newegg has it going on