Review on ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 Gaming Laptop 2020 - 🎮 Ryzen 7 4800HS, GTX 1650, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, VR Ready by Kichiro Norimatsu ᠌

Great packaging. The experience of unpacking is made more interesting by a suitcase that, when opened, elevates the laptop. Because I already carry a laptop in my backpack, the included case is of a very good quality and very attractive design; nonetheless, I can only be happy about this bun and forget about the cover. Many advantages: Everything I require is handled by the graphics card, which is fast, has a fast disk, a fast CPU, sufficient memory, a great matrix, and a surprisingly smart touchpad (PUBG, Battlefield V, video rendering). There are two PSUs provided; they are labeled "down" and "play." The first is a type-c port, which is useful for a variety of additional activities, including the charging of power banks and tablets. In addition to that, I participated in the game with him, and things went rather well overall. That of the weight. Weight, weight, and more weight; the laptop is surprisingly light and compact for the amount of space it takes up. The convenience is the price you pay for this, but I do not regret going with a diagonal measurement of 14 inches. It is challenging to list AniMe Matrix as a benefit because it is a one-time attraction; but, I was able to draw anything I desired, bring it to the LED cover, and the children were overjoyed. Okay, Alright. Cons: I have been using multiple Macbooks concurrently for the past 15 years, and it blows my mind that if I lock the screen and close the laptop, the battery will be gone by the time I wake up the next morning. I still haven't worked out how to come out on top. The FHD resolution is not something that everyone needs or wants. I took the laptop with me for gaming outside of the main PC (in the kitchen, on the road, on vacation, etc.), and I knew that 1440p would be a letdown to play on the laptop. However, when it comes to applications such as Ableton and Photoshop, as well as poorly laid out websites and the like, you enter a world of pain. If I got a laptop right now, I'd probably end up returning it and waiting until 1440 to make a purchase. The obvious repercussions of having a distance of 14 inches are as follows: it is essential to test the waters in advance and be ready for the fact that you will need to peep into a small loophole. This is not a pleasurable experience when playing shooters, but I was aware of what I was doing. No SD reader. This causes both suffering and embarrassment. USB-A on the right side, which is convenient for people who use their right hand to operate a mouse. Just keep that to yourself. Software that must be configured and then disabled in order to stop being intrusive; several other kinds of superfluous Despite the fact that this is always the software that, at my wish, uses the GPU, MyAsus will occasionally notify me that "Oh my God, some software is using the GPU." Everything can be turned off and set however the initial annoyance is almost certain to occur. The fingerprint scanner's complicated method of operation. Sometimes it works well, and other times it makes the brain look like compost. While reconfiguring does not assist, the only piece of guidance I can offer is to touch it very softly and avoid pressing on it in any way.