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Asus is best known for making affordable electronics that deliver more-than-decent quality. While most of the Taiwanese manufacturer's products have not always been best in their own class, they are more than enough for plenty of average and even power users who like to consider the price of whatever new gadget they are spending their money on.
In recent months, Asus has outed several new laptops meant for a variety of users, from the regular user to the worker on the go, to the hardcore gamer. Asus has always been clear about providing a wide range of products for different markets with battery such as Asus AP21-1002HA Battery, Asus Eee PC 1002HA Battery, Asus Eee PC S101H Battery, Asus AP22-U1001 Battery, Asus Eee PC S101 Battery, Asus 90-NGA1B3000 Battery, Asus A32-R1 Battery, Asus C21-R2 Battery, Asus C22-R2 Battery, Asus A32-U6 Battery, Asus A33-U6 Battery, Asus N20A Battery. Let's take a look at some of the company's most promising laptops and see which one is best for you.
The Asus ROG G751JY-DH72X is a beast of a machine with a beast of a name. At $2,749, this laptop is certainly not cheap, at least when compared to other Asus devices, but it is definitely more affordable than other high-end gaming laptops with similar specs.
For such a price, the newest ROG laptop packs in a powerful 2.4 GHz Intel Core i7-4860HQ and Nvidia GeForce GTX 980M graphics card, paired with a massive 32GB of memory, 1TB of hard drive storage, and another 500GB of solid state drive. Even when compared with other gaming laptops, this one is a powerhouse that can deliver buttery-smooth, lag-free graphics in full high-definition. The only thing better in this regard is the Origin EON17-SLX (2014), but keep in mind that laptop has two 780M GeForce GTX graphic cards and costs more than $3,600.
As for design, the ROG G751JY-DH72X has a large 17.3-inch matte screen with In-Plane Switching and a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080. It's not 4K, but 4K laptops are more expensive because they need more resources to power up so many pixels. It has a large, comfortable, tilted, backlit keyboard with Chiclet keys and a responsive touchpad with two physical mouse buttons. Above the keyboard are five keys, three of which are programmable macro keys.
The only beef you'll most likely have with this laptop is the mediocre battery life. On a single charge, it can only last up to a little more than three hours, but that's impressive compared to the single hour on the Origin EON17-SLX. Gaming laptops, with all the power they pack in them, are natural juice guzzlers, so three hours is as good as you can get on a $3,000 computer. However, if you truly want to up the ante on battery life, consider getting the Asus ROG G750JZ-XS72.