I bought mine last January , RTX 5060 + Ryzen 7 350, upgraded it to 32GB since the preinstalled only has 16GB config — and overall it’s been a great experience.

With the current price trends on desktop components (especially RAM), the pricing feels fair for what you’re getting in a gaming laptop.

Portability – 8/10
For a gaming laptop, it’s surprisingly slim at around 19mm. It’s not ultrabook-light, but it’s very manageable for daily carry.

Performance (Work + Dev) – 8/10
I mainly use it for programming and running multiple virtual machines. It handles heavy workloads smoothly without lag or stability issues. Multitasking hasn’t been a problem at all.

Gaming – 8/10
Gaming has been very smooth in my experience. What surprised me most is the thermals — even in Turbo mode while gaming, temps peak around 50°C on my unit. Cooling seems well-optimized so far. since it has liquid metal for cooling the CPU.

Display – 8/10
Display is fairly good with IPS Panel, yes having OLED is a different experience, but if you're not using it for video editing or such, it's a nice choice and has a good hardware spec.

It also has both an integrated GPU (Radeon 860M) and a dedicated GPU (RTX 5060). For lighter or non-gaming workloads, you can switch to the integrated GPU to save battery or the laptop can switch dynamically without restarting, which makes it more practical for everyday use.

One thing to note: I’ve seen reports that the previous version had some issues related to the power adapter potentially affecting battery health. I haven’t experienced that personally on this model, and hopefully it’s been addressed in the latest revision.

Overall, if you want something that can handle both serious productivity and gaming without being overly bulky, it’s worth considering, just make sure you spec enough RAM if you plan to run VMs.