15.6-inch 1920 x 1080-pixel display at 144Hz refresh rate, MIL-STD-810H certified, 90 days of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Launch date: March 2022 Price history: It's this Asus TUF Gaming F15's lowest ...

At the moment, the price of this notebook just hit another new all-time low price. The 15.6-inch Asus TUF F15 gaming notebook is priced at the moment at $750 at Amazon. That's not only a new all ...

The ASUS TUF F15 is a strong laptop with well-balanced internals and a clear upgrade path that should keep most gamers happy, with plenty of performance that should give contemporary mid-range ...

Don't miss your chance to get this 144Hz Asus TUF gaming laptop for just $999, including an Intel Core i7 CPU, 16GB of RAM, ...

What qualifies as "budget" in the motherboard market is relative. Asus' TUF Gaming X870-Plus WiFi ($309.99) motherboards are budget-class for AMD's top-shelf X870 chipset, and, according to Asus ...

it's worth noting that Asus gaming laptops also occupy some of the more budget-friendly price points. Even the Zephyrus range is better priced than its Razer Blade competitors, but the TUF series ...

Those are a genuine pleasure. Now, at this point my review of the Asus TUF A14 gaming laptop could go either way. I could throw up some Tory boi Clarkson-esque, gravel-voiced switchback ...

"With IP68-rated water- and dust-resistance plus durability that meets U.S. MIL-STD-810H standards, TUF Gaming A2 keeps the SSD safe in almost any environment. Additionally, its silicone-rubber ...

The latest AMD Ryzen gaming CPUs have begun to hit the gaming handheld market, and OneXPlayer’s latest hardware has been ...

and the 2023 Asus Vivobook 15 OLED is no exception. This review will take a closer look at the design, build quality, display, performance, and battery life to determine if this budget-friendly ...

Wireless Qi charging up to 15 watts is also available. Asus quotes an average runtime of 26.5 hours with a fully charged Zenfone, and while this is always dependent on your activities, I found ...

(Yes, I know I should check out Asus' Zephyrus or even TUF lines for that ... where you can map up to 15 functions per app. The feature also works with the Microsoft 365 suite.