ASUS ROG Strix G16 (2025) Gaming Laptop, 16” ROG Nebula 16:10 2.5K 240Hz/3ms, NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 5070 Ti, Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 Processor 275HX, 32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD, Wi-Fi 7, Win11 Home, G615LR-AS96

I’ve had it for a while, running nearly everything on ultra 1440 with at least 60fps, generally in the 90s or higher.. on ultra settings. Not all games but the majority. Getting very good performance running VR through an oculus 3 as well. Msfs24 is pretty demanding but this will run it in VR. Half life Alyx runs but it’s at that point where you might want to lower a setting or two. Cyberpunk with ray tracing is no problem I normally use a 1440 monitor but the laptop screen is actually a higher resolution and looks amazing. I believe the screens frame rate also goes in the 200s but my monitor is 144hz so that’s my target Everything is nice. Keyboard, solid body, track pad with the number pad feature if you want it. I like the 2 usb c thunderbolt ports, great for VR and some other hardware I use The asus software is trash. One of the few gripes I have. I like gaming with my fans turned all the way up to keep the system cool, this is the first laptop with a system program that doesn’t let you. It’s irritating. That’s really my only complaint For reference, I paid $2,200 for mine. The 5070ti model. Now I see it for $3,000… if I paid 3k my review would be 2 stars. Price matters, keep that in mind Pic of my setup, laptop is under the monitor which is mounted on a swivel

The jump from my 2022 Asus TUF Dash F15 to this one was incredible. My previous laptop used to overheat constantly, but this one has great cooling and performs so much better. It connects easily to any of the devices I use, the screen is good for a non-OLED panel, and the battery life is decent for the price. I'm using it as my main work laptop and for some casual gaming. As an architect, I can run demanding programs like Lumion, SketchUp, Blender, Cinema 4D, and others for basic rendering without any issues. The weight is reasonable for its size, and the design and lighting look really nice. It works great and has been incredibly useful for my daily work.

I’m new to laptops after years of being strictly a PC user, and I’m honestly surprised by how much I’m enjoying this one. The graphics are gorgeous, the keyboard lighting is appealing, and being able to use my old mouse and keyboard at home made the transition painless. Gaming performance has been great — Conan Exiles Enhanced ran beautifully, and EverQuest Legends (which is built on an older model) worked without a single issue. No hiccups switching between games, no weird performance drops. I’m really happy with this laptop and glad I chose it.

This is a pretty great laptop. I've had it for a few months now- though I would recommend running a few benchmarks when you get it. I've found a few problems that- had I properly tested things, I likely would have requested a replacement. Namely: For some reason, randomly, the keyboard just... stops accepting key presses. The "M" keys at the top of the keyboard still work, and connected keyboard/peripherals work properly, but for a fairly strange amount of time the keyboard just kinda stops, as if the system 'disconnects' from the keyboard. After a period of time (anywhere from 30 seconds to 5 minutes), it works properly again. This can be problematic during intense gaming sessions. More recently- after a LOT of troubleshooting. I had to completely remove the keyboard drivers and install (while using a separate connected keyboard). It also gets pretty hot, Granted it's a gaming board, so it's expected- it doesn't hit the same temps as my previous MSI setup, nor my girl's Acer. Though it's a bit higher than comfortable. The keys are also in a bit of a strange configuration, so if you play anything that utilizes the 'Alt' key- here's a tip, using 'Fn' + 'Windows key' disables the Windows button until you use the shortcut again. Now that I'm done with the few things that have caused discomfort- I can throw ANY game at this and play it at high or Ultra settings (including Borderlands 4, this is before there has been any optimization done with that pile- so where everyone else is frustrated over the fact that they're stuttering all over the place after an hour, I'm still good- hopefully that whole thing is fixed by the time you pick this up, but if not- you'll be good) I upgraded my SSD and added a second, so I'm swimming in storage space, so I swap between games often. The reason I bring this up, is the way they've setup the keyboard lighting, it's killer. I've never liked RGB, but this changed that. I've got a different lighting setup between each game and I have full control over which lights are on/off and which colors are being used in which locations. The weight is a little over what my last rig was, but it's a much higher spec system, so that's a trade-off. Oh, and I would sincerely suggest, if you use a PC connected VR headset, you'll likely need some adapters, this has a great graphics card for VR gaming, but it likely won't have the connectors you need out the box. I feel like this review sounds more negative than I intended, but honestly, I'm STILL stoked that I have this rig, And in the future, when I upgrade to whatever the future holds, I'll be keeping this around as long as it's anywhere remotely as good as it is today.

Blazing fast, powerful CPU and graphics card, plenty of RAM and disk space, and so much more! I absolutely love my new laptop! It is fast, easy to setup and get fully updated, and runs games better than my desktop does! I purchased the laptop during Amazon's Prime day as a little bit of a splurge. My previous laptop was nearly 10 years old and was really showing it's age, so it was time for a replacement. I will mention a few items that I'm less than pleased with. First is the number pad that overlays on the mouse pad. This is just a bad idea all around. Sometimes I press the Num Lock button on accident and when that happens the mouse pad stops working as a mouse. Plus, when I have a Bluetooth keyboard attached and activate the Num Lock, it actives the one on the mouse pad as well. Second, unlike other laptops of this price range, it only came with Windows 11 Home edition instead of Pro edition. So I had to pay to upgrade it as I prefer the Pro version as I have more control over the configuration of Windows itself. Last, I wish the display was a touchscreen display. But alas, it was not included with this version. But, all-in-all, I am pleased with the performance, quality, and appearance of this laptop. My hope is that this laptop will provide me with years of use and enjoyment! So far, it's off to a great start!

Loving this powerhouse so far. The screen is beautiful for every game I've played so far, it runs everything quickly, and the lighting is awesome. Great gaming on the go option. Will say it's definitely heavier and larger than expected, but it's a great buy so far

Been running a few months now and no problems. Plays everything great as you would expect to by its specs and as a labtop. The built in “armory” program for running things like your specs, overlock/turbo RGB stuff like that I give an A The screen looks beyond what I expected as well Comes with very little bloatware and easy uninstall. For its price point its doing everything I expected and more.

Let’s start with the positives. The G16 features a powerful setup, a bright mini-LED screen, is easily upgradeable, and offers nice RGB lighting, a solid keyboard, and a decent trackpad. Now for the negatives. This is my second ASUS G16 — I had the 2024 model with a 14th-gen CPU and RTX 4070, and now I own the Ultra 9 with the RTX 5070 Ti. Unfortunately, ever since I got it, I’ve been dealing with the nvlddmkm.sys BSOD issue. It’s been widely reported in forums for months, and it still has no fix. Reinstalling drivers doesn’t help, which is very disappointing. The internal speakers are another step backward. Compared to the 2024 model, they are subpar, producing excessive noise and poor audio quality. I’ve also noticed a horizontal black line across the display that sometimes disappears but usually remains (see picture). Another issue carried over from the 2024 to the 2025 model: the laptop will randomly freeze and become completely unresponsive until I unplug and reinsert the power adapter. Finally, the build quality feels cheap. The chassis is primarily plastic, and for some reason, ASUS designed the edges so sharply that resting your arms on the keyboard actually scrapes your skin. I’ve been buying ASUS products — motherboards, graphics cards, and laptops — for many years, and I’ve never run into this many problems. It really feels like their overall quality has gone down, which is a shame given how strong ASUS used to be.

Overall, I really like the laptop for it's performance and quality. I knew the seller was based in the USA, and did check the Q&A to ensure it came with a UK keyboard. Unfortunately, it's a US layout, so be aware. I can adapt without too much issue, but disappointed that despite asking the question, I was given the wrong answer by Amazon.

excelente equipo, pero me gustaria saber como puedo solicitar mi factura

La neta no tiene mamá esta laptop, estuvo a todo dar comprar la 5070 ti, queda sobrada en los juegos y no le cuestan nada Aparte la estética está de lujo, realmente se ve premium No te arrepentirás compadre, cada que la veas te darán más ganar de ir a trabajar xD