Victus 15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6" FHD 144Hz Display, AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS, 16GB DDR5 RAM, 512GB PCIe M.2 SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050, HDMI, Webcam, Backlit Keyboard, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11 Home, Silver

I’m actually writing this review on this laptop right now, which probably says a lot by itself. So far, it has been a very good shop computer for my laser and CNC work. I use it to run Aspire, LightBurn, Fusion, and whatever other software I need to get the job done, and it has handled everything well. It’s been fast, dependable, and a solid fit for the kind of work I do. The screen looks good, the system runs smooth, and it has been a great all-around machine. Nice to have a laptop that works like a tool instead of acting like another problem to troubleshoot. wifi works,better keep you power brick handy,it doesnt weigh much,it cools well doesnt run hot

I've had this laptop now for almost 2 years. I use it to power a 27" 144hz 4k monitor, a 27" 144hz 1440p monitor, and the laptop screen for remote work. It runs at least 9 hours a day 5 days a week. Never had an issue. Granted, it doesn't run as fast as my gaming PC...but for 1/6 the price, it works great for work. Hasn't slowed down at all. Don't really use it mobile that often but it'll give me 3 hours of running Quickbooks or Excel. Even had a buddy buy one for her work as well and it powers her Ultrawide no problem. The sound is very good. The Bang and Olufsen speakers are great. Webcam works well too. The fans are almost always on but that doesn't bother me as I tend to have some sort of music playing.

I love my laptop. I have had it for a while and it works amazing for me. Also don’t forget to clean your fans after a while

Don’t mind the price this Victus will and can run about anything you throw at it. You can get 130 plus fps on games like Counter Strike 2, run Red Dead Redemption better than a PS5 render just about anything on applications like Blender or Unreal Engine with performance mode set up. Very low profile design that can fit in any professional setting. No problems with connectivity or display tearing. Only downside is the lack of performance when unplugged and low battery life; you’d typically get about 3-5 hours playback or web browsing when on power saving mode.

this is a very good laptop for beginners and intermediests alike, pretty upgradable, and good battery life when not gaming, good screen quality too, high refresh rate. along with that, affordable aswell.

Laptop itself was initially decent. However, the Bluetooth card only worked (and only intermittently at that) for three days. It also overheats very easy (though I suspect this might just be an issue with my specific laptop). It also seems somewhat unstable and crashes. The screen is also very dim.

Absolutely happy about this purchase. I got this computer for my daughter. She is a homeschooler and gamer. Better than what I expected.

Not the best in the world, as it's fan is kinda loud, it is pretty heafty, and obviously not the top of the line in terms of bells&whistles and graphics card. But i do really like it, especially it is a significant upgrade from my old relic pc that could barely run sims. Runs smoothly with High to ultra high graphics on most games (i.e. ac: valhalla, god of war, ESO, witcher3 etc) with minimal lag. Though some games require more performance speed that means you need to do medium res, or a mix of med and high. Oddly hogwarts legacy is one of those games. All in all, i love the laptop, and yes it has a backlit keyboard. (Bf got a new one from a different brand that said it did, but didn't. Fricken amazon lol).