ASUS ROG Strix G15 (2022) Gaming Laptop, 15.6” 300Hz IPS FHD Display, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060, AMD Ryzen 7 6800H, 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD, RGB Keyboard, Windows 11 Home, G513RM-IS74

I'm not the most technical of users. So I'll save the specs talk for others more capable. But I'll do my best to lay out what I can. It arrived in August 2023 and have been using as my main set up it ever since. So far it seems fair for the price.Love the black color but you may want to consider a keyboard cover if your hands get naturally sweaty or oily. Otherwise you'll be wiping it off every now and then, it shows up more on black. I tend to baby the laptop. So I can't tell you it's durability. I'm not eager to test it or my luck (mostly because of my luck).The ability to play games and watch movies has been great. GTA V, Fallouts, Total Wars, RoadCraft, Sons of the Forest, Ready or Not, Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord, Kerbal Space Program, and Cyberpunk 2077 to name a few. All run fairly smoothly. I haven't even upgraded the memory yet.A few things to keep in mind. One because I missed it of my own absent mindedness. I didn't realize there was no internal DVD/Blu-Ray drive. No big deal as I resolved that with an external one. That helped with the movies and shows.There is also a heat issue. It can get hot in the top right and left corners (around the escape and delete buttons) if you don't manage your settings (I use Armoury Crate & MSI Afterburner to tweak that) or are doing heavy work. These areas are around the exhaust ports (on the sides & back). Also worth remembering in hot weather (which I'm reminded of as I type this in a hot and humid Summer).The next issue is the battery. I'm in a semi-rural area where the lights flicker if the wind blows or rain falls hard enough. I also run the battery the on long life setting with MyASUS. If you aren't doing anything heavy and reduce some of the showier lighting features. It'll hang around for a while. But when the power goes out. I know to save and hold off any gaming. That way it doesn't burn through power in case I need it.Finally there is the weight. It is on the heavy side. So keep that in mind when you decide how to carry it. A backpack or messenger style laptop bag would be my suggestion.I'm going to give it 5 stars because it's doing nearly everything I needed it to so far. The DVD/Blu-Ray drive was an easy work around. I would recommend it.

I use it almost everyday and it does really good can play lots of games with food speed. Setup is very easy. It lights up in pretty colors.

Purchased in Feb of 2023, primarily for work with some light gaming. Basic games like civ, cod, etc. About a week or so ago I started noticing it was dropping off my wifi network but wasn't recognizing other networks either. So the adapter has crapped the bed. Was preparing to replace today to get ready for work tomorrow and now it just keeps rebooting. So now, nine months into ownership, I am hoping I can do a factory reset and hopefully only lose some of my work. When this performs, it performs pretty well. It's not an Alienware or really high end. But I've had bargain basement HP's and Dell's last longer. Very disappointing. I do NOT recommend.

Bought this for my middle's 18th birthday a few years ago. The only issue is that the hard drive has gotten filled with games, videos, and pictures, so now I'm looking at "Upgrades" for this laptop. Until then they can uninstall games they don't play any more, and reinstall them later, and move their pictures and videos to an external drive.The laptop itself has been great, its taken multiple 24 hour uses, and the battery seems to be holding up, but will only last about 90 minuets before needing to be charged again. for a top level performance laptop this is to be expected. This laptop does not come with a touch screen, but the video quality is excellent.For a laptop this is kind of heavy, but again for a high performance laptop this is to be expected. The power charger is quite large and requires a high wattage, again expected for the performance laptop, but makes long trips an annoyance as my outlet in my vehicle (120V 110W) is not powerful enough to even power the laptop on with its charger.

In perfect condition. Highly recommend

First, off the bat the computer is quite large even within gaming laptops, but unlike older builds that are large and waste space, this computer has no space wasted. Prior to this computer I owned an older strix, and the improvements are extremely noticeable. Being that unlike the older builds, this computer deals with temperature with much more ease. My biggest complaint about the older strix was that the fans were too loud and that the temperature of the computer was unbearable. However this computer has exceeded my expectations, and so far I'm having a blast.

So I myself have a ROG Zephyrus that I bought back in 2020, and it is still running strong to this day.My son, who is 12, wanted his own gaming laptop, and I figured ROG was the right choice.I needed something that could run Steam, Xbox, and all of the other things that my son uses. So the Ryzen 7 was a must.The Strix definitely fit the bill, and the Armoury Crate does exactly what it needs to do to keep the laptop from overheating.My only issue was that it takes a minute for the screen to actually show anything when it first starts up. I noticed that in other reviews, so I’m bound to believe that’s just an issue with this model. It’s not a huge issue, but it is annoying. It also took an insane amount of time to update it once we opened it. But I think that would be true for any laptop with how often Windows updates these days.My son loves it. We also bought the ROG mouse and headset to go with it, because I haven’t found a ROG that has good sound quality. And the turbo fan is just as loud as the one on my Zephyrus, so I’m confident we won’t have issues with overheating.Overall, this is a great starter gaming laptop for the price point and everything that it comes with.