Quote from: RobertJasiek on April 21, 2023, 18:12:05"Gaming" or "for creators" are just marketing tags but these computers are multi-purpose devices from office to workstation applications.

I second this. Was looking for a laptop that I can run games on but still use appropriately at university, and found a model of this style cheap. Seems like a decent fit for that.

Quote from: Quasar on April 21, 2023, 17:57:19People don't buy gaming notebooks for battery life and portability but for performance!

People buy gaming notebooks for different reasons (or not at all if unfulfilled). Other prominent objectives include low noise or good display, keyboard and ports. "Gaming" or "for creators" are just marketing tags but these computers are multi-purpose devices from office to workstation applications.

Very poor review analyzing a gaming notebook like a daily consumer device. People don't buy gaming notebooks for battery life and portability but for performance! Rating should be around 60%.

This is a perfect example of what not to do. It's actually a prototype that should be shown to young engineers and say, "Please examine this laptop, and never do that."

45 watt itself is a joke lol

It is a joke of product. Who the hell wants that dismal screen for 1800 euro.


The fact that this is put in the pros for this laptop tells much about this product:
matte 144-Hz display (FHD). Are we in 2017?

Oh wow, that screen is a joke, especially considering the price of the laptop.