ASUS TUF Gaming A15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6” FHD 144Hz Display, NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050, AMD Ryzen™ 5 7535HS, 8GB DDR5, 512GB PCIe® Gen4 NVMe™ SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11, FA506NC-ES51

Doing great so far, i obviously had to upgrade the ram/memory whatever you wanna call it lol i play rust and it functions well graphics are amazing to me, price is decent for a starter laptop for gaming easy to navigate its actually a really impressive pc, but upgrade the memory capacity and its even better, color is great keyboard lights are cool idk what else to say im old so dont take much to impress me with new tech but id recommend this pc to any one its fast as heck and quite battery is still lacking but i think thats most laptops lol but overall i really dig it and if you know rust then you know it dont take much to crash your pc so thats a huge win for this pc i put in 2 16gb memory sticks for 36 gb it runs flawlessly. Happy gaming!

I have become an ASUS user since 2017 when I bought an FX53VD (the ancestor of TUF series) and now, 8 years later, I buy a new TUF. I really like the solid structural design and the robust technical performance of ASUS gaming laptops, after all my senior ASUS laptop has worked 8 years and is still running well now.By the way, I would like to mention that I use this laptop for daily office work only (I don’t play video games). The reason for buying a thick-and-heavy gaming laptop is that since say 2020, the frequency of CPUs has been insanely increased by the manufacturers while the chassis of light-and-thin laptops remains the same substantially: those useless laptops heat up very easily and the cooling fans sound like helicopters. With an ASUS gaming laptop, you can rarely hear the cooling fans running when you only do normal office work, and that is perfect for me who is sensitive to noises. One last tip: uninstall the Armoury Crate (a programmr developed by ASUS to control the power and cooling fans) and install G-Helper instead!

The laptop came earlier than expected and I was so happy. It was so easy to setup and runs my games smoothly, it's TUF(Tough) and it shows. This is good quality laptop with good quality audio and brightness!I bought it because I've been wanting a gaming laptop again after my last one broke and this one was definitely worth the money, every dollar I spent on this was well spent and I look forward to doing business with ASUS again in the future.It's safe to say that I'm very pleased with my purchase and will do it again

It's a very nice computer with moderate performance. It works exactly how it's priced. Think of 'get what you pay for' in this package. It'll play games well enough without hiccups if everything is on medium settings for newer games, and very smoothly on semi-older games with high settings.Do not expect to play games such as Body Cam. It's doable, but the framerate is <30 and sometimes it'll look like a slidehsow if it feels like it doesn't wish to work that hard. It's been a mixed bag between each match.It took it a moment to properly 'wake up' when first getting it. Booting up the thing and getting everything set up may take a moment, but once you have it kicking, it'll keep up with your pace. Heat isn't too bad so far, putting it through a few things and it has gotten warm, but not hot.The weight isn't bad. Though don't take my word for it, it's my first laptop.Now here comes that 'but' part. Battery life is pretty much nonexistent. Keeping it off the charger and playing any type of game destroys the battery life. Fully charged, use the computer, unplugged, and the thing warned me about an hour fifteen minutes in that the battery is nearing it's end. Check the battery itself and it says "5%" and it has 6min of life left. So think of each percentile being ~1min of battery.Other than that 4/5,TL;DR: Medium price for Medium rig, Battery life abysmal without it plugged in. 1% = ~1min

Junk. 3 months of very little use just doing basic tasks for work and the fans wont shut off even when sleeping, fan controller does not work or impact the fans, backlit keyboard randomly works when it wants to, and now I have to boot in safe mode otherwise I just get a black screen with a cursor. Have run a few scans to make sure bios or files are not corrupt and everything always comes back "good". :(

I've only owned this for a few days, haven't done a bunch of gaming on it, but it does run fortnite smoothly. My friend who is a huge gaming nerd helped me pick it out

Great laptop able to run most of everything reasy to upgrade the ram and ssd. I highly recommend for those who dont want to spend an arm and a leg on a decent gaming laptop.

Great gaming laptop for its price. Definitely a great option for your teens or adult gamers.No issues and great performances 👍