ASUS laptops

[derventa]

I've heard very good things about them and they are relatively cheap with great specs.

Asus didn't initially make laptops, but they've made the highest quality motherboards that have been in laptops for years

 

[proper english]

yea, nothing but good stuff.. i don't work for them, but i do work with them, so i know 1st hand.

 

[dtothed]

def nicely priced laptops.
cant say much about reliability tho

 

[klipschorn]

From personal experience, they are pretty solid. Recommended my homie to get one about 4 years ago, still runs strong today. My girlfriend has one as wellbut the newer model.


One turn off though, no external volume control.

 

[cragmatic]

Originally Posted by DtotheD

def nicely priced laptops.
cant say much about reliability tho

I sell computers at best buy, and as dope as their gaming laptops are, and the other ones are well priced... they ALWAYS have problems.

We had a really nice Asus Desktop for cheap too, and I feel like almost everyone came back defective.

 

[justscoreda100]

Originally Posted by Cragmatic

Originally Posted by DtotheD

def nicely priced laptops.
cant say much about reliability tho

I sell computers at best buy, and as dope as their gaming laptops are, and the other ones are well priced... they ALWAYS have problems.

We had a really nice Asus Desktop for cheap too, and I feel like almost everyone came back defective.

A recent study was done that determined that Asus's laptops were more realiable then HP, Acer, Apple, and Lenovo.

 

[stonehenge13]

There's no external volume control? Ugghhh...I guess...