💻 GIGABYTE AERO 15 OLED KD - 15.6" UHD 4K AMOLED IPS, Intel Core i7, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Laptop GPU 6GB GDDR6, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 10 Pro, Creator Laptop (AERO 15 OLED KD-72US623SP) Review

upgrade from Lenovo Legion 5. Definitely recommend apart from a few minor annoyances. The best screen I've ever seen. Extremely strong construction, does not bend anywhere. The performance is unmatched for the price. Minor cons: - The AI in the control center is a bit annoying as it sometimes reactivates itself when I turn it off. - The custom keyboard profile is not automatically started on boot. Needs to be re-selected each time - No function key lock, had to resort to a 3rd party program to…

laptop. Fast, picture and graphics are great. But the battery lasts a whole day, if you're lucky, 2 hours. And I'm just sitting on the internet and working with the office. The keyboard is off, no work with Photoshop. WiFi adapter. There are two laptops side by side and two cels connected and this laptop says no internet is available. The client only supports a response after 10 days. I can't get this shit back 'cause I'm abroad stay away

The display has various graphic problems under low load, even when connected to a network. Many users reported this error, fix not found. The screen often flickers black and artifacts flicker on the screen. Spend 2000 and get a quality ROG or Razer laptop

Pros - Best screen you can find for the money right now, super good performance, very thin and light, battery lasts 3 - 4 Hours at maximum brightness watching Netflix or YouTube, around 1 hour 30 minutes with maximum gaming settings at 60fps, which is very good for a gaming laptop. Cons - I had some trouble trying to fix the process that was killing my battery, had to reinstall windows and now I've lost the pantone color profile, no fault of the manufacturer. It was a problem with the NVIDIA…

Great laptop for content creation, 4k OLED screen is great but 3060 makes 4k gaming impossible and the reason I ended up going back was because of the gigabyte software , which controls everything, is terrible, not to mention that Gigabyte has locked the entire BIOS and it is almost impossible to run Linux, which is necessary for my work. If you don't need Linux support, this is a great laptop for the price and with an amazing display.

It's fast, with a great screen and well made. However, as others have pointed out, the hinges leave a lot to be desired and the power management software is annoying to say the least. Just an example: I have the keyboard backlight set to blue and 20%. But every time I turn it off it turns white. Then when I turn it back on, it turns the brightness up to the maximum. I just want it to be blue and low all the time. But I don't know how to manage to stay there if at all possible.

Easily upgradeable which is good as it only comes with 16GB RAM and 512 SSDs. Great display, great colors a bit shiny but I like it. it's good The fans aren't noisy Doesn't seem to get too hot, with max FS the GPU runs at around 75c Seems to show good machine time. Computer with large drive Has 2 x 8GB Sodimm 3200 RAM - no option to order with 32GB installed Hinges are a bit flimsy but not bad They do a great job with the keyboard backlight but I just turned them off - it plays doesn't matter…

If you're looking for a creative laptop priced between $1,400 and $1,500 in 2021, this laptop packs a lot of nice features, including a 4th Gen SSD slot for super-fast reads and writes files. And Thunderbolt 4 so you can go back to a desktop setup with just a power cord and a Thunderbolt cable. The 4k OLED screen is good even if it's only 60Hz, but it's clearly not intended for gamers. Now for the bad details that hopefully a gigabyte can fix. The management software is clunky, bloated…