💻 ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 14-Inch VR Ready FHD Gaming Laptop, AMD Ryzen 7 5800HS, NVIDIA GeForce GTX1650, 40GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Backlit Keyboard, Wi-Fi 6, USB Type C, Windows 10 + Accessories Review

correctly, video cards work only on standard connectors, it is worth connecting a monitor via type-c => always a discrete "permanent" one works. Its pros: In general, all positive reviews are true. nimble, comfortable, etc. Its cons: Soap screen. Who already has this laptop will understand immediately. picture on the laptop monitor with external power connected + without - So even when you connect an additional monitor through an analog (hdmi => VGA adapter for example), the picture "washes"…

Worth taking! It's a workhorse in all situations, including small video montages. It really becomes the best acquisition even if there is a computer with mega characteristics nearby just because - mobility and performance Has pros: Favorite laptop at the moment. The previous one is on ROG at 960M. Lightweight, powerful, no games running - silent, AniMatrix is ​​just the thing! The most important thing for me is that when traveling, it holds a charge for 10 hours when working in mail, instant…

The compact size, rigorous design, respectable hardware, and well-known brand of the Zephyrus G14 piqued my interest. In addition, the laptop was as powerful as it was portable, which was just what I was looking for. The hardware, the screen, and the keyboard are the primary features that come to mind. We are pleased with the purchase and enthusiastically suggest Various advantages: 1. Build quality 2. Excellent screen 3. Sufficient power for playing video games 4. Surround sound 5. Nice…

In general, the laptop is chic, but the dependence on charging is strong. Although now there are sockets everywhere and no one has canceled the bank with them .

The laptop is very beautiful, one animation is worth it, plus everything mobile comes with a carrying case-bag in one word, it will not be a shame to show up at a meeting or presentation with such a laptop.

I needed a compact (often carried around, but used almost everywhere with external peripherals) laptop for work (long-term high load) on the 4800H / 4900H, with memory upgrade options (or 32+GB out of the box) and storage. Optional - discrete video. I chose this model and never regretted it. Finished the memory up to 40GB (8 + 32), installed my old Samsung 870 Evo Plus 2TB SSD, transferred the Win10 Pro license from the old hospital. Copes with all work tasks lightly, not a single glitch. And…

In general, a cool laptop! ) The manufacturer claims maximum support for 1TB SSD, 2TB costs more than a year, the flight is normal) Also, 8GB of RAM is soldered on the motherboard, the maximum support is up to 24 GB according to the officials . Recently I installed a Micron bar for 32 GB with timings of 22-22-22-52 Everything works as it should, all temperatures are normal

It so happened that I came across the most complete set of this series with 5900HS 3060 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD. I want to say right away that the laptop is hot enough if you use it in maximum performance mode, but it does not throttle and gives out the declared power, yes at high temperatures, yes, the fans are noisy and yes, it seems to you, oh my God, how it heats up, it shouldn’t be like that ! But, the temperatures surprisingly do not approach 90 degrees, as I had on Intel in some games…

First, the laptop does not have a built-in camera. Second, there are only two USB ports on the device, which means that if you want to use an external camera via USB, you only have to use 1 port if you want to use the second port for a wireless mouse. There's also no built-in Ethernet port for those who want to get the most out of their internet. You need to buy a docking station/USB hub to get more USB ports and an Ethernet port. With that in mind, let me talk about the actual performance of…

everything is amazing especially the speakers - they sound better than my soundbar and the only thing i can say is that the bass won't blow you away. The screen is amazing, but it's not perfect - there's significant ghosting even with the simplest cursor markings, which is very noticeable. Still better than 60Hz though. I had another really weird problem with my device, although I just can't figure it out. When I watch YouTube in Chrome, the screen randomly freezes and the audio stops playing…

Constant crashes from day one. I even tried talking to Asus directly, but the computer froze the entire session. This happened on several websites over several days and even in different sessions with Asus.