ASUS TUF Dash 15 (2021) Ultra Slim Gaming Laptop, 15.6 144Hz FHD, GeForce RTX 3050 Ti, Intel Core i7-11370H, 8GB DDR4, 512GB PCIe NVMe SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 10, Eclipse Grey Color, TUF516PE-AB73

El equipo llegó dañado, empezó a reiniciarse después de presentar en múltiples ocasiones el temido error de la pantalla azul, después la pantalla se quedaba en negro y no daba imagen hasta el después de varias veces de apagarlo y reiniciarlo respondía pero se pegaba donde el fallo que se ve en la imagen o iniciaba Windows para tiempo después volver a pegarse. No pude probar el equipo ya que nunca funcionó desde que lo recibí.

Todo bene se demoro 13 días a chile

It may not be the best computer in the world but it can be upgraded to be much better than it is. I just wanted a reliable and up to date laptop. This has far exceeded my expectations even only a day after receiving. Will update in one month

Es un producto que la verdad , con sus componentes , a ese precio es increíble , me gusta mucho y por lo pagas está más que bien.

The pc has only 3 months and then it only stopped working, I was reading a document and then it only went off and now it is not able to power on again. I am from Costa Rica and now I have to send the pc to an authorized support service and pay more than 80$ just to check the device. So, I believe I will have to spend at least 300$ on that. Thanks, ASUS.

For the money, you can not beat the Asus Tuff Gaming Laptop. Mine has performed very well.

Not much to really say, i didn’t get much time to use it before it started crashing.

It is a good Laptop, the only problem is the auto brightness. It is almost impossible to disable it, and it is so annoying because you pass from see nothing to get blind. Not sense, you can check asus foros, all people complain about it.

Great value and it runs great

Please I highly advice! Dont buy this laptop it is the worst built laptop that there is out there, yes the specs will get your attention and you might get tempeted but just dont. Put your money somewhere else