ROG Flow Z13 2.5K 180Hz 3ms ROG Nebula Touchscreen 13.4" Convertible 2-in-1 Gaming Notebook AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 32GB RAM 1TB SSD Off Black

muito forte e muito leve. perfeito

After three months with this laptop, I want to share a clear, honest review. Gaming performance is excellent. I bought it mainly to play Black Myth: Wukong (BMW), and I’m happy to say I finished all challenge modes on this machine. For that alone, it feels worth it. The downside: it’s an AMD laptop, but mine shipped with an Intel-leaning Windows setup/drivers, and that caused the exact issues others warned about—freezes, random lockups, and forced hard resets. Reinstalling Windows with the proper AMD drivers/software stack should solve it. For a 3K laptop (especially in Canada), ASUS should have done better out of the box. That said, it’s still one of the coolest-looking laptops I’ve owned. Just make sure you understand the trade-offs before buying.

If you have used the previous models this will live up to the hype. With the new Ryzen CPUs the battery life on normal tasks is several hours, no longer the hour it has been with the GPUs. This was a pleasant surprise. For years I've looked for a good 2 in 1 laptop tablet for travel and work. Many of the units don't have the power. Ports are always missing. Charging is a pain. I even tried the original EVE Tech V as a possible option (don't bother with EVE Tech/Dough, hype over performance and delivery). These provide power, charging through any USB C (albeit slow on small bricks, LoL), quality screens, a keyboard that doesn't suck (expectations tempered for those of us with mechanical keyboards), an overall quick and quality experience. The only place these did not shine was in battery life but with everything else covered that has been acceptable to me. A 10,000mAh batter plugged in USB C has often gotten me through a few hours of work moving around a construction site or job project.

Amazing little piece of tech. When you first get it, it's so cool that you'll feel the need to use it all the time. Works great as both a laptop and a tablet, and the performance is insane for its tiny size. So why didnt I give it a 4/5? There's one very annoying quirk with it. I believe it has to do with standby or hibernate but I played with the settings and could not fix it. Also seems to be a common issue based on looking up other users with issues. It definitely doesn't happen often, maybe once a month? But sometimes it will randomly turn black and be completely unresponsive. The only solution I found is to hold the power button and fully reset it. I assume it's getting stuck in sleep and won't wake, but when it happens the power light isn't even on. For all intents and purposes it looks dead, just thought I got a lemon. But holding the power button on the dead laptop seems to fix it. Other than that one VERY ANNOYING issue, it's been a dream. Hopefully it will get resolved somehow through an update, but I wouldn't be surprised if people assumed their laptop was broken and returned it because there's no indication that it's even on when it happens and it won't turn on when you hit the powe button unless you hold it to fully reset it.

Super expensive for what it is. -There are laptops with higher performance at a lower cost. -There are tablets that are lighter with longer battery for 1/5 of the cost. You'll need an exact use case for this hybrid. For me, I didn't want to "upgrade" my ROG Ally to the Ally X. It's a whopping 10 percent performance increase. I'm now using the Z13 along with XR glasses to fully play all my PC games on the comfort of my bed. It's something that the ROG Ally *can* have problems with depending on the game. No more wondering if it's going to lag, the Z13 crushes every game in my steam library at 1080p 120hz (the resolution of my XR glasses). ... It's still expensive AF.