ASUSROG Flow Z13 (2025) Gaming Laptop, 13” ROG Nebula 16:10 2.5K 180Hz/3ms, AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 395, RDNA 3.5 Graphics, 128GB LPDDR5X 8000MHz, 1TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD, Wi-Fi 7, Win 11 Pro, GZ302EA-XS99

This machine is built for power users. The 128GB of RAM means you can run games, creative apps, and heavy multitasking all at once without slowdown. Gaming performance is excellent—smooth frame rates and crisp visuals even on high settings. It’s incredibly fast, with apps opening instantly and large files loading in seconds.For the amount of hardware packed inside, it’s a solid value compared to buying a desktop and laptop separately. Build quality feels premium, with a sturdy chassis, responsive keyboard, and a bright, sharp display. Cooling is impressive—fans are quiet during light work and keep temps stable under load, so heat is never a major issue.The only thing missing is built-in cellular data. If it had that, it would truly be an anywhere-anytime powerhouse. Even without it, this is one of the best compact systems you can get for extreme performance, gaming, and professional work.

When i this device there was a large blue bright spot on the left hand side of the screen along with some bad backlight bleeding, unacceptable for a device in this price bracket.And when I try to initiate a return the only option it gives is UPS pickup due to its price. However i cannot due that as i am commuting or at work from 8-8 on weekdays and someone must be present to hand the package over. I spent over 4 hours with chat and over the phone with support to plead my case and only received copy paste message back. At the end i was basically told to figure it out myself. This was the first and now last time I will ever by anything expensive on this platform.If you must buy this laptop I plead with you to spend a little bit more to buy it from somewhere that treats their customers better.

Honestley my 1st windows tablet upgrade since my surface pro 7. And all I can say is wow. It's not the best gaming pc, but dang it's not far behind by my eyes on how it handles games. As to the robustness well I got the 128gb memory version since it's not really upgradeable. So will be goof for some time. The only thing I did not like is they opted to only provide for a single 2230 sized m2 slot, which is tragic, they really should have made it for a full-sized 2280 drive. And also feel a little cheated that as new and cutting edge it was that they only opted for tb4 not tb5 on it. But otherwise it's a awesome piece of tech

Came on-time, box packaged great, device works. HOWEVER, this product is VERY EXPENSIVE and for it to come out the box with no drivers (wifi drivers) caused me to wait an additional 2 days to use the product because I needed to buy an adapter for ethernet to download all the drivers. Rgb on back and on track pad didn't work correctly until asus released patches. Would have been 5 stars but with the driver issues...it just made it a pain.

Return takes more than a month

This is a pretty bad az little machine (128GB version). If you're buying this to run LLMs and AI image gen, yeah, it can handle a lot. I put Fedora Linux on it first thing and it was going to be my main work machine. I was pretty impressed with how well it loaded and ran some of the larger LLM models. It is new tech, however, and the drivers for it in Fedora are not mature. I had to return it because of that and because I disliked the keyboard more than I thought I would. I use an external kbd most of the time so I didn't think I'd care much. But I took with me on the road for a week and that was too much. But I'm missing it already.

If you have used the previous models this will live up to the hype.With the new Ryzen CPUs the battery life on normal tasks is several hours, no longer the hour it has been with the GPUs. This was a pleasant surprise.For years I've looked for a good 2 in 1 laptop tablet for travel and work. Many of the units don't have the power. Ports are always missing. Charging is a pain. I even tried the original EVE Tech V as a possible option (don't bother with EVE Tech/Dough, hype over performance and delivery).These provide power, charging through any USB C (albeit slow on small bricks, LoL), quality screens, a keyboard that doesn't suck (expectations tempered for those of us with mechanical keyboards), an overall quick and quality experience.The only place these did not shine was in battery life but with everything else covered that has been acceptable to me. A 10,000mAh batter plugged in USB C has often gotten me through a few hours of work moving around a construction site or job project.

I found the laptop incredibly fast—easily the fastest Windows laptop I’ve used. However, within two weeks of purchase I had multiple incidents where it would not power on from a full shutdown. Pressing the power button did nothing and the LED indicator for battery/charge remained off (even though the laptop was plugged in). The only way to revive it was to remove all cables, hold the power button for ~30–40 s, then reconnect AC; the LED turned orange and the laptop finally booted.The performance is phenomenal, but reliability trumps speed. Repeated no-power incidents make daily use risky—especially in a professional setting, where you can’t afford to hold the power button for 40 s before an important meeting. I decided to return the laptop and can’t recommend it until this sort of quality-control issue is fixed.