Review on 15.6" Laptop ASUS Vivobook Pro 15 M6500QC-HN118 1920x1080, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H 3.2GHz, RAM 16GB, DDR4, SSD 512GB, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050, no OS, 90NB0YN1-M006N0, blue by Felicja Pawlak ᠌

Well, in order: 1) I did not go for a lightweight and svelte working laptop. In this sense, he completely surpassed everyone's expectations. 2) It was vital to have the ability to wager on it, if it was too tight, so the integrated graphics did not fit, mx cards were also not awful, but then rtx was the only option left. Therefore, it is possible to play Cyberpunk on medium-high difficulty with dlss. 3) The sound isn't terrible, all things considered. At this price, it would be a sin to complain even though it has some room for improvement. 4) The display has a matte finish, an IPS panel, and 144 hertz. The industry standard for laptops of this type, however this should not be considered a drawback in any way. 5) Quiet, even under load 6) I don't know about other people, but I was able to cram around six hours' worth of working on paperwork and watching movies on YouTube into the time I had today. There is enough for about two and two and a half hours of gameplay if you use RTX. I did not even bother to give the integrated one a shot. However, I believe that three to four hours might be plenty. 7) The keyboard is really comfortable to use, and there is also a numeric keypad. 8) The touchpad is spacious, and one's fingertips go across it smoothly. 9) Fingerprint . And that's a good thing. 10) The camera has a shutter, and you can physically turn it off by pressing the button on the side of the device. 11) There is no difference in the weight. 12) The backlight on the keyboard has three different levels. A mere detail, but it does the trick. 13) A multitude of port options, including a slot for a memory card 14) WiFi 6 same 15) Completed the assembly, and it looks fantastic. 16) A variety of utilities provided by ASUS that give the user the ability to fine-tune the device, as well as a variety of tips and tricks, such as connecting a phone or using a variety of devices as a second screen. So, this is all there is for the time being. Perhaps I'll be able to recall it.