The ASUS TUF F15 is an excellent gaming laptop that delivers outstanding performance and durability. Powered by high-end processors and graphics, it effortlessly handles demanding games and applications, providing smooth and immersive gameplay. Its military-grade construction ensures that it’s built to withstand the rigors of daily use, making it a reliable option for those who need a tough and long-lasting laptop. With a sleek, modern design, an impressive display with high refresh rates, and a cooling system that keeps temperatures in check, the ASUS TUF F15 offers a fantastic gaming experience while maintaining a reasonable price point for its performance. Whether you're gaming or working, this laptop is sure to impress with its power and durability.

Great gaming laptop. Plenty of ram and storage. Runs grandson's games with ease. Had the right GPU for his favorites.

Best computer I have owned. The graphics are amazing.

Bought it for my wife who games. She loves it. Its lightweight but has the power to run all her games including WOW.

This is my first time buying a gaming laptop, and I have to say that for the low price it really is a great gaming computer! The majority of games can run smoothly and the fans are able to keep up with my Helldivers 2 game play. I totally recommend it!

Bought this and has been working very well since I had gotten recommend for people for gaming like fortnite, roblox, etc...

Fast, and looks great, but keyboard is TINY. The arrow keys, essential to gaming are so tiny i'm constantly pushing the wrong buttons during gameplay. The mouse Touchpad is also buggy on this one- the sensitivity is all the way up but sometimes during game play it just doesnt respond at all to my clicks. Could be a defective unit. If i wasn't so lazy i would probably return since it effects my gaming but, alas I dont want to wipe this one and start all over from scratch. Otherwise runs great. Plays all Roblox games, Sims 4, and Star Stable Online no sweat.

Very great piece of technology, though one of the features with armor crate doesn't work and actually had the opposite effect. The ultimate GPU performance that uses maximum battery simply males the computer incredibly slow. Laptop is brand new and no modifications made yet.

Sorry to put it this way but this laptop is quite buggy and incompatible with older software. I'm not positive if it's because of the Windows 11 Home Edition operating system or the preinstalled ASUS software. Whatever the case may be I still haven't made a lot of progress making this machine user friendly. Another huge drawback I am encountering is how quickly and completely the CPU and the GPU want to overheat. It's as if this machine was overclocked at the factory. I cannot run even 15 year old low end graphics games without the fans running at over 5000 rpm. Then there's a problem with refreshing the screen and reclaiming focus from the open windows that prevent me from using any desktop software I installed myself. I use a game controller as a mouse on my desktop and for some strange reason whenever I have certain windows open or close other windows I have lost all ability to input commands to my game controller without always having to left click on the built in touchpad to give my game controller focus. I am also curious to know who came up with the idea of left clicking or right clicking on an all inclusive touchpad without keeping the left and right click buttons separate. It is too easy to make errant clicks or taps when I'm only trying to left or right click once. And please explain to me why I need 3 of Page Downs, Page Ups, Homes and Ends keys on the same keyboard. This makes regular keyboard shortcut mapping almost impossible as there are not enough keys that I can map individually without having a conflict of the keys having been mapped without a reference as to what those keys control. And speaking of shortcuts and mapping why is it that I cannot find any reference to what buttons on my game controller do what when I have the Microsoft Xbox Bar running and my Xbox 360 game controller connected by Bluetooth? And this is the most disappointing issue I have of all and have no solution to it. I cannot control what programs run from the Nvidia graphics card and what ones run from the Intel integrated graphics. I get thousands of frames per second on some games and there's no way to slow it down. I feel so disappointed from the apparent lack of an adequate owners manual so I am able to work my way through theses endless and bothersome glitches. I hope there are fixes for all of this in the future but for now I cannot possibly recommend this particular laptop to anyone.

Three ASUS in one year all three had hardware issues