ASUS TUF Gaming A15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6” FHD 144Hz Display, NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 2050, AMD Ryzen™ 5 7535HS, 8GB DDR5, 512GB PCIe® Gen4 NVMe™ SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11, FA506NF-ES51

Doing great so far, i obviously had to upgrade the ram/memory whatever you wanna call it lol i play rust and it functions well graphics are amazing to me, price is decent for a starter laptop for gaming easy to navigate its actually a really impressive pc, but upgrade the memory capacity and its even better, color is great keyboard lights are cool idk what else to say im old so dont take much to impress me with new tech but id recommend this pc to any one its fast as heck and quite battery is still lacking but i think thats most laptops lol but overall i really dig it and if you know rust then you know it dont take much to crash your pc so thats a huge win for this pc i put in 2 16gb memory sticks for 36 gb it runs flawlessly. Happy gaming!

Pretty nice laptop for video and gaming. Might want to add more SSD memory to it as the 500GB goes pretty fast. Also the battery life isn't very good. Lasts maybe 1.5 hours

This laptop is carrying me. Absolutely worth the money, fast, sturdy, playable, and edgy af. Zero complaints. Everything is happening on this laptop. All my games are actually playable now. My life is healed. Speakers are not great, but its designed to be used with headphones so it's your fault if you expect anything more than this perfection.

I purchased this laptop almost a year ago and have used it more or less daily since it arrived. It does all the things you would expect a laptop to do. It is a little light on the RAM, but that's easily upgradeable, and I upgraded mine from 8 GB to 16 GB, which I would say is the minimum for any serious gaming these days. As this is a budget gaming laptop, the compromises had to come in somewhere. Those compromises are mainly the battery life and build quality. This is not a laptop that can go all day. Far from it. The battery will give you two hours of internet browsing at best and less than an hour if you want to try gaming on the battery. That in itself is not a major problem for me. I mostly use this as a desktop replacement when I'm away on business or the like, but if you plan to use it for note taking in class or something similar, pick something with a better battery life. As long as its plugged in, it's a good little machine. It's fast and quiet. That being said, I have my doubts about whether this could survive a drop from being carried without exploding into a million pieces. The plastic feels a little flimsy, so my advice is... don't drop it? I guess? Nobody ever plans to do that. It's also worth mentioning that there are transparent keys on the keyboard. If you shed hair or dust, that's going to be visible under the keys. Getting a cover for the keyboard might be a good idea if this bothers you. All of the compromises I've mentioned are reasonable for the price. I can play Helldivers 2 on low, and Deep Rock Galactic on medium, just to give you an idea of the performance. This thing won't play Elden Ring on high, but it can play most older games without breaking a sweat.

Very good price for performance, build quality is pretty good, webcam is horrible though but isnt an issue for me, the screen is smooth and fast, its pretty heavy compared to casual laptops as expected. Also it can get a little loud at times because of the fans but you should expect that when buying a gaming laptop.

EDIT 2/5/2025**7-8 months into owning this laptop and I am getting blue screen. The prices of this is far to high considering all the issues thus far** I don't know why this is part of the TUF gaming series. This is laptop is built with some of the cheapest materials you could possibly put on a laptop. The GPU performance and the battery life on this is almost non-existent a full charge will maybe get you 45 minutes worth of gameplay. For this price range I was expecting something a bit better. This laptop should be priced around the $300 mark. It just lacks in absolutely every regard. You would be better off buying a non-gaming laptop in this price range. It would probably perform as well if not better. Update 9/22: Bluescreening and crashes have only gotten worse. I would not recommend picking up this laptop unless it is sub 100 bucks. Even then you'd still be wasting your money. 1000000000% not acceptable quality. Update 10/16 Issues have only gotten worse with every passing day. This laptop is nearly inoperable in every regard. In order to get it to run I have to reboot it 10-30 times just to get it running once. Even then it powers down randomly and I have to go through the entire process again. I would not buy this lap top again unless it was 25 bucks or so. Again EVEN THEN it's a pile of junk for that money. Update 10/25: This laptop is 100% non functioning at this point. I could understand if I bought it 7 or 8 years ago. Ram and hard drive are both brand new so I know it's not that. I'm still making payments on a laptop that is totally bricked. I will never purchase a laptop from Asus ever again. Wish I could get a refund. Nothing about what happened with this laptop is ok. At all... DO NOT PURCHASE THIS OVER PRICED UNRELIABLE LAPTOP!!!!

Great laptop for gaming, sound quality isn’t bad at all, great product for the price, does get little hit so recommend buying external cooling. Also recommend upgrading ram. Works great for WOW or 3d slicing

A great laptop for the price. I don't do gaming but I do alot of intensive video editing that requires some horse power and this laptop performs like a champ. Highly recommended