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ASUS GA502DU - 15.6" FHD - AMD Ryzen 7 3750H - NVIDIA GTX 1660 Ti Max-Q - 16GB - 512GB SSD

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Condition
New
Model
GA502DU-BR7N6
Storage
16 GB
Screen size
15.6 in
Weight
4.6 lb
Color
Black
CPU Model
AMD Ryzen 7 3750H
Works with
External displays, USB devices, Bluetooth-enabled devices

Features 1

  • Windows 10 HomeNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Max-Q 6GB dedicated graphics; AMD Ryzen 7 3750H processor; 15.6" display; 16GB memory; 512GB solid state drive; Bluetooth; HDMI output; Webcam not included, DVD/CD drive not included

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Experience life-like visuals when playing HD games with this 15.6-inch ASUS laptop. The AMD Ryzen 7 3750H processor and 16GB of RAM enable rapid responses, and the gamer-focused keyboard layout includes four hot keys for faster, more intuitive control. This 15.6-inch ASUS laptop is powered by an NVIDIA GeForce 1660 Ti Max-Q graphics card for high frame rates.

Specs 79

Brand ASUS
Model Name GA502DU
Screen Size 15.6 inches
Color Black
Hard Disk Size 512 GB
CPU Model AMD Ryzen 7 3750H
Ram Memory Installed Size 16 GB
Operating System Windows 10 Home

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Top Amazon Reviews

Great customer service, okay laptop
The cpu on this laptop throttles really bad, and it makes playing almost impossible. I'm not sure if it was a faulty laptop, or that's just how they are made. However, the customer service from the seller is phenomenal, and they will help you with any problems you have going on. I'm not so sure about buying this laptop again, but i will definitely be buying from the seller. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2021 by Kevin H.
Solid gaming laptop option with a low-profile look, but you'll need a headphone when gaming!
I don't play much triple-A titles anymore, so currently got Minecraft, Skyrim: SE, and Overwatch installed. All 3 games ran perfectly fine at their native 1080p resolution with max settings, and it's definitely hitting 60+ fps easily. If playing Minecraft, the laptop remains relatively quiet. The other two games on the other hand, can get this laptop pretty toasty and loud. As I anticipated that it'll be noisy due to its thinner body, I invested in a laptop cooler, which does help a little on the temperatures, but the loud fans are still prevalent - which is why I also have an over the ear headphones ready, and for the most part it blocks the fan noise out. Don't plan on gaming on the go with this (unless it's mostly a light game like Minecraft), as these laptop fans will definitely let people around you not enjoy your presence. The screen, shouldn't be a huge deal breaker if mostly gaming, but the colors just aren't as punchy compared to similarly priced laptops. The high refresh rate though is a huge plus, it provides a noticeable smoother gaming experience especially when playing Overwatch! Although there's no G-Sync, I can hardly see any tearing or stutters. It's a great notebook to carry around, battery life is more than adequate. I was able to achieve around 5+ hours or so with light web browsing, watching some movies, and a little bit of Minecraft. Unfortunately this does not have USB-C power charging capability, so you'll need to lug its power brick adapter, but at least it's not too big of an adapter, around a thick battery cased smartphone size. All-in-all, I got what I wanted. Excellent gaming performance on the games I play, great battery life on-the-go, and it's fun when people around me ask what laptop this is, as they say it looks really nice! If I have to complain, it's simply its fan noise while gaming, but then again, I completely understand due to its slim chassis constraint... oh, and I'm not a fan of the red power LED button that needs to be fixed on the next version! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2019 by Bear Cub
Best Value Gaming Laptop of 2019!
The ASUS GA502 packs plenty of power for its value-oriented price point of the usual $1,249 you see it for around the market, now I got it for only $913 and I couldn't be any happier with my purchase! Pros: - Amazing battery life for a gaming laptop (6-8hrs) - A great keyboard (Good key travel and brightness) - Okay speakers (down-firing like most) - 120hz Display - Consistent performance and cooling (idle 45C-53C, load 67C-71C) *using liquid metal paste* Cons: - The display is only 215nits of brightness and 63% Adobe SRGB however for gaming/media it's no problem - No Thunderbolt 3 (not unusual at this price but it still is a downside) - ASUS bundles a lot of software - Additional SSD M.2 slot is 2x2 meaning no support for top-end bandwidth - The wireless card is Realtek and is complete trash and needs replacement (they had to save money somewhere I suppose) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Overall I think this a well thought out machine for its price and I'm glad I made the purchase, biggest flaw is the wireless card is simply lacking and only delivers up to 3.5MB/s down and 8MB/s up in my tests while using gigabit ethernet I am able to achieve my 496MB/s down and 53MB/s up I'd expect from my ISP. I'd recommend purchasing a replacement wifi card, one can be found for around $35 that supports WiFi 6 from Killer and Intel respectively. The display brightness is something I can deal with because I made this purchase for gaming, not to do photo/video editing, so if that's your position then I'd look elsewhere for a brighter more color-accurate display. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2020 by Anonymous
Constantly overheats
Purchased this for my son in college for computer science. All of his work is in this computer. He is in his third year, with one year left to go, home on vacation. He opens it today and it completely blacked out. We let it rest for a while and it will not come on. After inspection, the battery completely died. I spent the full price on this and there is no warranty that lasted this long. I see the price has been slashed. And now, I see the other horrible reviews. I feel so bad for him. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2024 by Maija
Performs decently but squeals like mad
I hadn't bought a gaming laptop in 10 years but decided to give it another try. The first thing I noticed is the coil whine. I've never heard worse coil whine in my life. I literally can't have this laptop on when I sleep or watch TV -- it's that loud and piercing. Otherwise, as per usual, it required a lot of tuning and removing of stupid features/programs out of the box. Annoying to have to do, but that's the way it's always been. Lastly, it does pretty well with Rocket League (the only game I've played on it so far) and I've seen solid frame output (120+ on lower settings) for the most part, though I've noticed it does slow down noticeably at times. TL;DR: Meets expectations but may return due to how noisy it is (the fan noise is fine/expected, the coil whine is hellishly loud) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2021 by Trevor
Excellent price quality ratio
Review Image by Cristian González F.
Review Image by Cristian González F.
Review Image by Cristian González F.
A few weeks ago I got the Asus ROG Zephyrus GA502 Pc. I am really delighted with its design, overall in terms of the screen and its features. In fact, the lights and presentation of colours, together with its frequencies make this computer the most suitable option for gaming purposes. Nonetheless, the computer has heat and sound issues. On one hand, regarding to the sound, the speakers are in the down part of it what lows its quality and makes its sound less enjoyable. On the other hand, an unexpected issue was that after not long playing on it, the pc heats to a temperature almost unbearable for the user. It is recommendable using it only in still and hard surfaces, this reduces a little the heat, although it is significantly hot still. In conclusion, the Asus ROG Zephyrus GA502 is a pc with the good image quality that is expected on a gamer pc. Nevertheless, it has disappointing details regarding to its heat control and sound settings. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2019 by Cristian González F.
Everything it claimed to be
The Asus Zephyrus G GA502 DU has been everything I expected it to be. I was mainly looking for a powerful laptop that has an amazing battery life, and that is exactly what this is. This battery is said to be able to reach 8 hours of battery life while web-surfing, and I can definitely say that this laptop can easily do that. A very nice feature of the laptop is the 120 Hz monitor, this makes everything on the laptop feel very smooth and games especially are extremely nice to play on this laptop. The laptop is also very light weight and comes with a lot of software to allow you to do cool things with the laptop. Finally, for everything that the laptop offers, it is amazing that it is priced at $1,250, for all of the great features that this laptop has I wouldn't have been surprised if it had been priced a few hundred dollars higher...but it wasn't. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2019 by Lynn
Great laptop. Though here are some unlisted potential concerns.
Mostly on the technical side: Linux support is bad on this machine. (Proprietary windows-only drivers in order to operate KB backlight, FN keys, and some other inconveniences) There are two (2) NVME slots on the motherboard, for additional storage. One is occupied by default, obviously. These are NVME-only, they do not support SATA NVME SSDs. Disassembly and access to components is relatively painless. One large panel taken off the bottom exposes mostly everything. There are some youtube disassembly videos you can check out to get a peek. Model GA502DU. USB-C port is NOT thunderbolt. At the time of typing, thunderbolt is Intel-only. This USB-C port supports DisplayPort 1.4, capable of at most 4K@60hz, 1080p@240hz, etc. Under Windows, FN keys, backlight, and some other things require a proprietary service running in the background, called "Asus Armoury Crate". The application isn't necessary, but the service is, and it has to always be active in order for these things to function. Currently (I say only because this may be a BIOS version issue), without this service running, the AMD CPU runs seemingly locked at a staggeringly slow 400MHz, or 0.4GHz. There's a dim red backlit ROG logo on the exterior of the display. This cannot be disabled without turning off the display, as it uses the screen's backlight for illumination. (Though perhaps a personal issue) Typing on the keyboard occasionally doubles an input. NO Scroll Lock key. It does not exist on the keyboard. Printscreen is in an odd location (between rightside ALT & CTRL). Takes some getting used to, but not a big problem for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2020 by Adolf H.
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