ASUS TUF Gaming A16 (2024) Copilot+ PC Gaming Laptop, 16” 16:10 165Hz Display, AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, NVIDIA® GeForce RTX 4060, 32GB LPDDR5X, 1TB PCIe Gen 4.0 SSD, Wi-Fi 6E, Windows 11, FA608WV-AB96

The quality in general is great, you definitely get what you are paying for (more than I expected).The computer works perfectly, very smooth (tested playing SF6 max ultra settings, as well as by compiling a heavy software development project).The pros: it is pretty silent (there is just a small fan noise almost imperceptible, but completely disappears in silent or performance mode).Even though I played SF6 full ultra settings, didn't get that hot (only a small section), impressed.Pretty light for a laptop of that size (lighter than expected), but of course not super light.The quality of the screen is pretty good, the 2.5K resolution and the 165hz makes the difference (not the same quality as a oled one of course).Cons: the keyboard keys are smaller than regular ones (in particular the right shift), as they included the numberic keys in the right size (also the arrows key are in a different position than usual). This would take some to get use to (not a big deal I believe).Resolution: definitely recommended for someone who is looking for a day to day working laptop, but occasionally like playing games (happy with my purchase).

This laptop is a beast. Excellent value for the money. I was worried that the TUF line might have cheap construction(being the budget version of ROG) but the chassis and build quality are excellent. The only hiccup I had was with the BIOS that needed to be updated out of the box. Size is good, not too big or too small. The keyboard is nice, although not a huge fan of the number pad on the side(but certainly not a deal breaker and might even be a pro for some).

In the first week the keyboard and Wi-Fi stopped working. Great notebook for the problem 😡

I've been a full-time streamer for years (non-gamer though), and I needed a laptop upgrade considering that I wanted to do shows at 1080p and 60 fps with not only no issues, but lots of power to be able to do other things on the screen for the audience while doing so. This laptop has been serving me fantastically for about 4 hours per day for coming up on 4 months, and I'm greatful I bought it!I've had no issues with it in that entire time, only positives to say (with the exception of Windows 11, as it's not as intutive as any prior version of the many versions of Windows I've used over many years). The screen has performed in exemplary fashion, and I was quite surprised at how it blew away a new Acer laptop in the same price range under similar conditions when I tested them head-to-head while streaming with them; this laptop had really surprisingly low memory and cpu usage at the price, thereby freeing up power for much else. Keeping in mind the core audience of people this laptop is marketed to- gamers- I'd surmise it would work really well for them considering the price. performance, and comparing to competitors in the same range.I was racking my brain for weeks over which laptop to go with, and this more than did the job for my job for months on end with no end in sight! Fully recommended!

Perfecto

Good powerful laptop, but in 4 months my USB and ethernet adapter stopped working...

I bouth this new laptop and Im using it fro two months. Everything seems fine.

I had it for less than a week before it blue screened and became so hot I was able to place a drop of water on the backside and watch it evaporate. Probably a battery issue but very upsetting. I'll try to get a replacement but if it's also disfunctional then this review stays at 1 star.