ASUS TUF Gaming A17 Gaming Laptop, 17.3” 120Hz Full HD IPS-Type, AMD Ryzen 7 4800H, GeForce GTX 1650, 16GB DDR4, 512GB PCIe SSD + 1TB HDD, Gigabit Wi-Fi 5, Windows 10 Home, TUF706IH-ES75

This system is the best bang for the buck. Zero issues. Fit, finish, hardware... top notch. The only issue I had with the system was the difficulty I had trying to get recovery media to restore the system back to factory condition if the system hard disk ever fails. Not likely, but it does happen. However after a couple of hours reading ASUS's documentation for the laptop on the MyASUS web site, it turns out that I can build everything if I ever need to reinstall. It won't be a factory image, but it will work fine. What ASUS REALLY REALLY needs to do for this and all of their systems is to collect all the relevant online how to's and documentation in a single pdf for download. Printed instructions don't need batteries. The other thing they need to do is to create a restoration media .iso file that can be downloaded by a customer so they can make a factory restoration media USB drive or a DVD. If you buy one of these laptops, which I can completely recommend, be sure to make the Windows 10 installation media as well as the repair USB drive. The online docs are pretty good.

I've had it a few days and so happy. It plays all the games I haven't been able to play for a while on my old potato of a PC. It has a wonderfuly large clear screen. And it stays so cool while im running a lot. The built in speaker isn't very loud though if you wanted to play a movie without a headset for friends. And the fact it doesn't come i wth a disc drive is so odd to me. I searched and those are super cheap now though. Less than $30 at the time im buying this. This is the perfect PC for a gamer or even casual gamer who just wanted gaming capabilities (me) and still have a system that runs graphics design programs nicely! I'm impressed and so thankful it was affordable for me.

What a great laptop! My old one was getting slow, this one has plenty of storage, a nice big screen that looks great for games or watching Netflix on. I love the backlit keyboard too, as a trucker sometimes my lighting isn’t the best or I don’t want to have the lights in the truck up too high.I happened to catch a great deal on it at $1,199 and the next day I emailed a link to a friend and the price had gone up to about $1,500. Still a good laptop at that price, but glad I got lucky!

One month after use and I can say that I really like this computer even though I was worried about the display color issue. If you are going to use this computer for detailed photography or editing then maybe this is not the right choice for you. I bought this computer for school, everyday use, and occasional gaming which I haven't tested yet. Watching movies, youtube, etc. and I see no issue with any color scheme. Battery life is decent with up to three hours or more continuous use. The sound sucks though with the speakers on the bottom I have to turn the volume on the device and source to 100% and sometimes feel it's still not loud enough to hear conversations clearly. Performance is okay, but Chrome really taxes the memory. Asus apps constantly update. Num lock constantly turns itself off closing the lid, or mid-operation. Regardless, I still like the computer and am satisfied with the purchase.This model is not designed with the additional SSD slot as lead to believe per the ASUS graphics on this page. Upgraded the RAM to 32GB and did not see a slot for the second SSD option.Letters C, V, N, M on the keyboard have faded/rubbed off from less than a years worth of use.

The laptop worked less than a year, after that mainboard crashed and it wasn't possible to fix it anylonger, pretty bad invesment, not recomendable

I've had this laptop since dember 2020 and love it . mostly for games but I also do some photo editing with it and never had any problem .as far as games Ive only ran into 1 or 2 game one being dying light that was unplayable because of lags.

Awesome laptop with a 17" screen. Only thing that sucks is that the battery is kinda small due to the existence of the second drive. Apart from that small issue, it's wonderful for most mid-tier games at 1920x1080p.One note of caution though: the second drive model will shrink your battery by about half and you'll be forced to reduce a lot of the RGB and other features! Other than that, it's very easy to upgrade and maintain

I loved this computer while it lasted. I purchased mine in January of 2021 and it died in August of 2022 with a motherboard failure. Overall, it was a good machine, but I wish it had more lasting power. Secondarily, I would say it was good on processing speed and power, but had terrible quality speakers and built-in microphone - both were extremely quiet, and connecting external devices was a little bit finicky. Anyways, if I could have known that this would be the early end of my beloved gaming laptop, I would have invested a little more money upfront to have gotten a machine that would have lasted longer.