TUF Gaming A15 (2023) Gaming Laptop, 15.6” FHD 144Hz, 100% sRGB Display, GeForce RTX 4060, AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS, 16GB DDR5, 1TB PCIe SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11, FA507NV-EH74

Great gaming laptop! I’ve been using it for 3 years and it still works perfectly. Fast, reliable, and handles games without any problems. Highly recommended!

it has been good i can get 3d work created and on the side play some games and save electricity. but had a huge scare a week ago were the video card was said to be disconnected and not working :( but but there was an application were because it was set to eco mode that caused the issue so putting it on performance instead fixed it... too scary cause im broke after getting this computer for working on game development having a bad card that would be painful lose

Absolutely powerful. I came back from work to see it covered in some sort of lemonade and semi wet crystalizations going on in the exterior AND interior of the laptop; I also made the stupid decision of starting it while it was still dripping wet from the air vent underneath... It still works. ITS STILL ALIVE. Two years and counting from the day of the incident. The value for money on this laptop is absolutely GORGEOUS. Speed is very satisfactory for a laptop of this price; new high-end games on Steam are being run just fine in high performance or above average in most scenariors in terms of graphics.

I am a college student and this laptop worked well for the first few weeks of college. I never dropped or tried to damage it in any way but one day I noticed some minor magenta spots in the screen. I tried to troubleshoot and fix it but I am convinced that it is a physical damage. I decided to take advantage of the warranty and called to make sure i can take it into a shop and how I would apply it. But the service team took 5 minutes to connect me in the first place and another 10 to get basic information down. They were no help whatsoever. The online chat system was easier than talking to that brain dead woman on the phone. They Informed me that the warranty only applied to says manufacturer repairs which was not disclosed in the warranty so the only way to get it fixed apparently is to ship it into them and do a full factory system reset. Ridiculous right? I can’t simply take it into a Best Buy (where they sell this laptop in the first place) and get it repaired under warranty. The customer service team is terrible and honestly the laptop has a weak screen so jtd not a very good device either. The customer service team here might as well be some newborn babies with their common sense and conversation awareness. Terrible product, terrible company, terrible service

This laptop was not cutting edge when I purchased it, but it was only a few generations from the ones that were. For the cost savings, I have zero complaints regarding performance. It's a little janky in the way the video cards work (One is onboard and the other is an Nvidia discrete card). The benefit from that config is the ability to use the laptop for non-gaming functions without burning through the battery. In this way the laptop can double as both productivity and entertainment. Current games run at 30-90 FPS depending on the resolution I choose more so than the graphic quality settings. I can run full quality at full HD with great frame rates with DLSS, but if I crank the display to 2K+, I'll dip into the high 30's (Helldivers 2 for this reference). This review will be dated in a year from now, but this is point in time feedback.

This laptop has a great foundation. The Ryzen 7 series octo-core CPU and NVidia RTX 4060 are great and the m.2 drive is large also it works with a mainline linux kernel. The downsides in my experience are more frustrations than outright failures. My main complaint has to do with the keyboard backlight and the trackpad. The latter is just too large, sensitive, and close to the space bar making touch typing difficult. The keyboard backlight is an issue of over-engineering a solution until it becomes a problem. Instead of just an ON/OFF switch the keyboard backlight is controlled by a micro-controller which sometimes enters into a state where it thinks the machine is off when it is running leaving the backlight disabled which makes reading the special function buttons difficult.

Bought this for my son for college. He needed something with a little more power since he will be rendering videos and such for his major. He of course also plays games on it as well. He hasn't had any issues with gaming or video production on it so far and has had it for about a year now. The design must be nice since je brings it to classes so he carries it across campus and hasn't broken it yet (or he is just taking good care of it). It does not have issues connecting to Bluetooth or wifi. Over all I am impressed with the quality.

It's riddled with minor problems. It always says the power cord isn't plugged in right. The screen flickers sometimes. When playing some games there's a visual stuttering of up to 2 seconds. The screen brightness constantly changes itself. The big problem however is that if you just close it and expect it to go to sleep it doesn't always even though the fan shuts off which leads to over heating. Fortunately it hasn't over heated enough to brick the laptop. I have to power it off completely if I want to leave it for more than about 20 minutes.