ASUSTUF Gaming F17 Gaming Laptop, 17.3” FHD IPS-Type Display, Intel Core i5-10300H, GeForce GTX 1650 Ti, 8GB DDR4, 512GB PCIe SSD, RGB Keyboard, Windows 10, Bonfire Black, FX706LI-RS53

Love the large screen, robust graphic support, works fantastic. The only knock is it really should have more USB ports.

I never touch my screen, so that wasn't an issue. I purchased with this product a full-size keyboard, a gaming mouse, and a 36-inch monitor for when I sit at my desk, but I love having a laptop for its portability. I am a big fan of ASUS and can't say enough good things about it, my last laptop lasted more than 10 years and saw some real wear and tear. My Desktop PC, also an ASUS has been with me for several moves and almost a decade. I have nothing but high expectations of this new box and hope it has the longevity as the ones previously owned. The picture quality is great, sound could be louder, but it is crisp and clear. Fast processors, even with a slow internet connection. I love how the new 17 inch model is smaller and lighter than my older model.

Purchased this for my wife for Christmas. Such an improvement over the ASUS ROG G703. It is lighter, quieter, only uses one power supply. Great graphics, very fast. We purchased it with 2TB SSD and 64GB of memory. It's been easily handling any game we've thrown at it.

This laptop is been pretty good to me I love the screen even though it is not 144 Hz but it is bright and crisp and clear with zero pixel issues. I don’t do graphics so the colors are fine for me. Battery life for regular browsing has been OK it lasts a few hours but make sure you have your charger handy especially if you’re going to run games or anything that will tax the cpu or gpu. It runs on built in video for normal tasks and then switches to the dedicated graphics card for more intense graphic situations. It has a built in program with some presets for usage or you can customize your own to help keep things cool and under control. I do use a cooler pad basically to lift it off of whatever surface I’m using it on although I don’t always have the fans on the cooler pad running. This is especially true when using it on the bed or anything that’s not a hard surface. It doesn’t run too hot or loud unless you are really pushing graphic programs or games. I’ve only owned it for a few months I am very happy with my purchase and I’ve had zero issues with this asus tuf 17.3 laptop. It does everything I’ve asked it to and more without complaining.

I had purchased the high end $4000+ ASUS ROG gaming laptop. It was great, really great. Fast forward 14 months and that $4000+ ASUS ROG gaming laptop died while in use. Dark. Cold. Lifeless. During my dismay I shipped ($80ish) the computer to have it reviewed for repair or replacement. The ASUS laptop computers are sent to a third party for returns. They informed me that the standard warranty on my $4000+ ASUS ROG gaming laptop was only good for a year (12 months from purchase), but they'd be happy to take a look and see if they could do something. After several weeks I received an email stating the motherboard had failed and it would cost just shy of $3000 to repair my $4000+ ASUS ROG gaming laptop. I was redismayed. I asked questions. Come to find out, it didn't matter that the manufacure warranty on my $4000+ ASUS ROG gaming laptop had expired, their motherboards aren't covered by their warranty. Motherboards aren't covered. Three quarters of the laptop cost isn't covered. Not covered. Their motherboards not but not their guarantee. It's a $4000+ ASUS ROG gaming laptop paperweight sitting in my closet. That was my 5th ASUS ROG gaming laptop in 14 years, and by far the most expensive. This one, the one I'm blathering about another ASUS product on, is my 6th. Less than half the price, and quality to match. I bought the 2 year extended full warranty, including motherboard, for about an additional 15% of the cost of the laptop.I was desperate, a little college broke, and I needed things man.Anyway, we have the internet, we have choices, lots and lots of choices, so customer services drastically outweighs product availability in this day and age. ASUS had a repeat, would-be-lifelong customer until my $4000+ ASUS ROG gaming laptop's motherboard wasn't good enough for the manufacturer to put under warranty. It makes me question the quality of the rest of their products.This computer, my 6th ROG, is the last thing I will ever buy from ASUS because they don't trust the motherboards on their $4000+ ASUS ROG gaming laptops enough to back them by warranty.Caveat emptor.