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ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16 (16", 1000 GB, 32 GB, CH, Intel Core Ultra 9 185H)

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16

16", 1000 GB, 32 GB, CH, Intel Core Ultra 9 185H

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a.stojkov

10 months ago

I really don't know what galaxus is doing with the product descriptions. I haven't bought a laptop for 6 months because I can't trust the description. Just take the time and make a correct description. I really liked the platform but I'm sceptical now. Is this laptop with OLED or with Nebula display? Those are mini led, not the same? In the description it says OLED and in the pictures there is Nebula picture? So what is it?

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Bao Pham

10 months ago

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The ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16 is equipped with an OLED ROG Nebula display that combines the advantages of OLED technology with the high standards of the Nebula series.
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Nemesis7884

2 years ago

I would just be cautious about buying this laptop - yes it looks good and the oled screen is amazing - but due to the slim chassis the gpu are not only significantly lower tdp (meaning they can draw less power so expect 20% less performance than a full tdp version in another laptop) but also get very hot and might have to down throttle (slow down) even further...so basically you are paying the full price for a 4090 or 4080 but are only getting maybe 70-80% of that performance (Which is already only about 60% performance of a desktop version)... and even if you are fine with that the price-performance balance is just not great...I would probably wait for the rtx 5000 models and see what marvelous improvements come out next year or get a real gaming laptop from asus (strix for example)

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DonDrao

2 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
I will never understand why people keep advising against such products, even though they are clearly aimed at a small target group who are looking for exactly that. Anyone considering buying such an expensive laptop will be aware of the pros and cons. Personally, I change my laptop about every 1.5 years and always enjoy the new developments in technology. Of course there are better value-for-the-money products, but I'm not interested in that. Hence my simple recommendation: If you want something like this, buy it. If you are unsure, don't. I've had the device for a month and I'm very satisfied.