ASUS - TUF Gaming A16 16" FHD+ 165Hz Gaming Laptop - AMD Ryzen 9 - 32GB RAM - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 - 1TB SSD - Jaegar Gray

After four fantastic days with my new ASUS TUF A16, I'm absolutely thrilled! This laptop is a beast — buttery-smooth 165 Hz display, incredible battery life for a gaming machine, cool and quiet performance even under heavy load, and that gorgeous minimalist design just feels premium. Gaming, editing, and everyday multitasking have all been flawless. Thank you, ASUS, for creating such a well-rounded, durable, and powerful laptop. The TUF A16 is easily one of the best purchases I've made this year! Highly recommended.

I must say, this is a tremendous value at the price I picked it up for. Even at retail I can find good value, but sales make it, oh so sweet! The build is SOLID and it is just SO fast. It runs 2 external monitors at full spec, no problem.. It is still new to me but a HUGE upgrade from my trusty HP Envy 360x. My HP never gave me any grief but I knew I had asked everything I could from it, once I added 3d printing, laser cutting, flight Sims, and several CAD programs to its work load. Thanks for a reliable machine, HP! I will update this review in a few months, once I put some miles on her.. Stoked, Brad R.

This is the first computer I've bought in over a decade. I'm very pleased with this purchase. So far I haven't played any games on it, but streaming videos and shows has been very good. I'm still discovering features on it. I was hesitant on buying one, but I would purchase it again.

I'm used to having a tower. I'm just having Giant screen. I end up getting this laptop cuz the price is right and the time was now. I'm impressed and how quiet it is, I'm impressed how well the graphics are looking, I'm impressed at how big the screen feels. And apparently this computer is easily self-serviceable. With expansion slots. Didn't know that till after I bought it.

I bought this laptop for video editing after my old Mac outlived it's usefulness. I was going to get another Mac, but the price was too high. After researching laptops for editing, I saw this model and some reviews. I chose it specifically for video editing, as I need a lot of processing power for video and photo editing and rendering. I upgraded the RAM from 32GB to 64GB, which I think should have been the base amount for my needs. I am very happy with the laptop; it is speedy and has cut my editing time down tremendously. I'm glad I made this choice after my research, and it's doing the job almost effortlessly. If you're a creator, I would recommend purchasing this laptop and upgrading the RAM.

Performance is solid even when not connected to power even though the performance is dampened just a little. Medium graphics on my games and ran pretty smooth. A little confusing trying to figure out small kinks if you're new to asus and gaming laptops but overall works great

Since I purchase the ASUS TUF A16 , I'm getting good results and I have had the ASUS Strix Gaming and I started having issues that was causing problems and now since I have the new 2025 this laptop is not missing a beat, in other words it's name says it all, can handle any tough task you throw at it.

I upgraded from an i7 RTX 3060. This laptop is a beast for multitasking and overall speed. Gaming saw a significant boost, jumping from 120/140 FPS to around 250 FPS in some games. I also added a 2TB SSD. I'm giving it a 4 out of 5 because getting everything updated was a bit of a challenge. BIOS updates and other software caused unexpected restarts, sometimes leaving a GPU error message and black screens, with the fans going wild. I had to force the updates to complete, and everything has been working fine since then.

Its not a bad laptop considering it has a RTX 5070 and a Ryzen 9 CPU, and 32gb of ram. Price for performance is great with this device however I encountered some major issues when I tried it out. I attached my secondary SSD(normally my primary drive) to the device itself, when I booted it up, it booted into windows normally, however when I unplugged the charger it crashed the whole system. I had to reinstall windows after about 4-5 hours of fighting with the laptop. Other than this experience, the graphics are good, slightly grainy compared to what I'm used too, runs games on max settings at 120fps fairly easily so I'm not complaining there. The speakers audio quality isn't as full as you'd like it, sounds like you are under water when using the speakers as audio quality, I tried some audio software and it seems to have helped it a little bit however I am not impressed with the speakers quality. I'm still debating on whether I should return the device or not.

I have owned the A16 for three days and the paint is comining off the keys already. I cant tell what some of the keys should be. To have payed that much for a laptop and jto have that kind of problem so fast is just bad business, something I would not have thought ASUS would do.