Upon receipt, the device requires a lot of tweaking to make it actually efficient and fully utilize the chipset/GPU. Also, for anyone that isn't already aware, the laptop 4090 is NOT anywhere comparable to the desktop 4090. The naming convention is a gimmick, and it's probably more comparable to a pared down 4080. The design is pretty nice, but it does indeed sound like a jet taking off when in turbo mode. Keys feel nice, and the trackpad on the side isn't bad for mobile usage. The screen is gorgeous, and the second display/screen pad, is extremely useful. I'm not sure why they make it 4k, when it functions best in QHD and can match the display size of the main display. But I'm sure some find it useful both ways. Battery life is also meh. You might get an hour of mobile gaming, or a couple hours if you have it in Windows more. Overall, for the cost, I can't say it's truly justified unless you absolutely need that built in second screen, but at that point, why not just get a 3rd party screen that can hook in. You might have slightly more effort and space in you bag taken up, but you get a full fledged screen and improved usage while saving $1,000 or more for a single screen comparable model.

ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 (16” 240Hz QHD Display / AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX / 2TB SSD / 32GB RAM / NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090)

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