ASUSROG Zephyrus M16 (2022) GU603ZM-M16.I73060 (Intel Core i7-12700H Processor, 16GB RAM, 512GB PCIe NVMe SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 6GB Graphics, 16" WUXGA 165Hz, Windows 11) - Black

I was a little worried to order from this seller since the price seemed too good to be true, but the computer has shown no issues. It's super quiet and looked brand new when I received it. I took out one of the 8gb cards and replaced it with a 32 gb, so I'm at 40 total and it's lightning fast. Would absolutely recommend!

What i got is what i ordered. I got the laptop as new. No problems till know been using it for about 2 months and its solidm great screen. Great quality. Everything was great about this laptop. No real complaints. Battery life is pretty good, if you put it in silent mode and quiet. Youll get about 8 hours which is great for any student ofcourse if yohr playing reducs the battery life by 6 hours.

i can be doing any activity, and in a random moment it freezes.

Es una laptop de fabricación muy bien elaborada, es liviana y con rendimiento alto en tareas pesadas.Acerca del vendedor, cumplió con las especificaciones esperadas, compre de 1tb 24DDR5.

I've had this laptop for 2 years,I do Cyber Security and play games use it 16 hours a day and it is still like brand NEW,you can't beat this price I paid $1,600 for mine 2 years ago,games perform awesome.

good laptop for this money, i get mini problem, laptop making squeak at medium load, i told the seller about this problem, and he at once said i can refund my laptop. Problem is gone, and laptop work good 😊. I dont get another problem, so thank you

Yeah it's a great machine, got mine from Best Buy while on sale for $1100 but even at $1200 it's well worth it. Has the typical IPS laptop screen glare spots around the edge of the screen. This is typical of every IPS laptop I've owned (even Apple laptops). It's noticeable in dark scenes but not at all noticeable when you're playing the actual game. Posted a screen shot of it.Screen is the best gaming laptop screen I've seen yet (minus the mini-LED screens of course).My 1 complaint (not really a complaint) is the 8GB of RAM already soldered to the board, thus you get 1 slot to add either 16 or 32 GB, and it will still do dual channel up to 16 GB, after 16 GB (which really wouldn't be pushed by any game) will use the single channel mode. I can't imagine you'd notice it or it'd make a difference. Any game you play will not pass or come close to passing the need for 16GB. But I added a 16GB stick to bump total to 24 just to feel good about it, will probably never use that much, even in productivity/development apps.In summary, it's a great gaming laptop, love the 16" 165Hz screen, love the fact that the screen lifts up the rest of the body of the laptop to let the fans get more air. I run the silent mode in ROG Crate application and have not had any issues, if you run Performance or Turbo the fans get loud (like any other gaming laptop).The keyboard is the best feeling laptop keyboard I've ever owned. Love it, love the backlighting feature as well. Trackpad is good but I hardly use it.

To start with the good: This laptop ran CAD quite well, I could run pretty hefty Excel models without running into any issues, and the speakers were quite good for a laptop. I do not recall the laptop slowing down or glitching in any way, other than the issues I'll describe below. But, these issues provided to be quite frustrating, and has resulted in a non-functioning laptop *9 months* after purchasing it.Ultimately, I've got to say I'm pretty disappointed. And issues started about 2-3 months in.**Laptop Would Randomly Sleep While Working**Within 2-3 months of purchasing this laptop, I noticed the screen flickering / going into sleep mode while working. After some Googling, it seemed like the problem had to do with a faulty closed-lid sensor. This made sense - when I kept my wrists away from the edge of the laptop, the screen would not go black randomly. (Not a great user friendly experience, it was a bit of a drag, but diagnose-able).**Blue Screen of Death**About a week ago, I ran into the dreaded blue screen of death. I haven't been able to turn my computer on since (I've tried re-installing Windows, all sorts of reboot procedures, nothing worked).**ASUS Offer: $85 to run Diagnostics**I called ASUS, and the only option they are providing me is to pay $85 to send it in, to diagnose the problem, and to then quote me for the cost of repair, if feasible. I can understand charging me for a repair when not under warranty, but I'm pretty upset with the fact that they want to charge me to see what is wrong with the laptop. This laptop lasted about 9 months. So much for standing by your product.