Best Buy has
ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 14" Gaming Laptop (GA401IV-BR9N6, Moonlight White) on sale for
$1199.99.
Shipping is free or select free curbside pickup if stock permits. Thanks delz4stelz
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location.
Specs:
- AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS 3.0GHz (up to 4.3GHz) 8-Core Processor
- 14" 1920x1080 120Hz LED Display
- 16GB DDR4 Memory
- 1TB SSD
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q Graphics
- Backlit Keyboard
- 4-Cell Li-Ion Battery
- Dolby Atmos Sound
- Windows 10 Home 64-Bit
- Weighs 3.64-Lbs. & Measures 0.7" Thin
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Main cons:
- No webcam
- 8GB soldered on (1 upgradeable slot)
- Intel 660p SSD comes with it (I upgraded to an SX8200 Pro and LOVE it!)
- A few important keys are missing on the keyboard (home/end/pgup/pgdn)
- Only charges at 45W via USB-C
- 1080p screen (which is fine at this size)
- If you're a competitive gamer, this isn't for you, but you shouldn't be getting laptop recommendations for a deals site either
If these aren't deal-breakers and you're on the fence, buy it! The soldered RAM and missing keys are seriously my biggest beefs with the laptop. I do wish it had a webcam as well, but have yet to need it so far. I bought a cheap Aukey webcam to always have in my backpack just in case.
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The best thing is that if you want an Ultrabook with high battery life but want workstation like performance, you don't need to have two different Laptops as this can serve both.
Also available open box - excellent for $1,091.99
The best thing is that if you want an Ultrabook with high battery life but want workstation like performance, you don't need to have two different Laptops as this can serve both.
Does this run most recent games at good speeds ? , And can I use it for video editing , or to do exhausting tasks ,I want a laptop that lasts or that it can go good for 3-5 years
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Main cons:
- No webcam
- 8GB soldered on (1 upgradeable slot)
- Intel 660p SSD comes with it (I upgraded to an SX8200 Pro and LOVE it!)
- A few important keys are missing on the keyboard (home/end/pgup/pgdn)
- Only charges at 45W via USB-C
- 1080p screen (which is fine at this size)
- If you're a competitive gamer, this isn't for you, but you shouldn't be getting laptop recommendations for a deals site either
If these aren't deal-breakers and you're on the fence, buy it! The soldered RAM and missing keys are seriously my biggest beefs with the laptop. I do wish it had a webcam as well, but have yet to need it so far. I bought a cheap Aukey webcam to always have in my backpack just in case.
Main cons:
- No webcam
- 8GB soldered on (1 upgradeable slot)
- Intel 660p SSD comes with it (I upgraded to an SX8200 Pro and LOVE it!)
- A few important keys are missing on the keyboard (home/end/pgup/pgdn)
- Only charges at 45W via USB-C
- 1080p screen (which is fine at this size)
- If you're a competitive gamer, this isn't for you, but you shouldn't be getting laptop recommendations for a deals site either
If these aren't deal-breakers and you're on the fence, buy it! The soldered RAM and missing keys are seriously my biggest beefs with the laptop. I do wish it had a webcam as well, but have yet to need it so far. I bought a cheap Aukey webcam to always have in my backpack just in case.