Just to be clear, this isn’t a “these are models you should buy” video, I’m just recapping the gaming laptops that I thought were interesting and why during CES 2021.
I'm planning and been waiting to buy a laptop (Omen 15, Legion 5 or G15 paired with RTX 2070& R7 5000S) after the new models are released in CES but Omen no news and Legion 5 pricing is unknown and G15 WQHD 166Hz high end is 1800 bucks. My budget is 1400 helpppppp.
I'd bet its a supply chain issue. I'm guessing HP sells a TON of omens and maybe they were late to the party ordering ryzen 5000. I think thats also the reason we saw ryzen 5000 and not RDNA 2, with increased console orders, AMD has only so many wafers to go around and prioritized oem laptops.
@MCXVIII that is why they updated the cooling system, we did not say we will buy it, we are just interested because on paper it checks out... We just need to see some tests done to it then the real decision comes out
Well everything is selling out quick so why not pre order first and decide after you get it like I did. I will let you know if I end up returning so you can keep an eye out for an open box deal at BB.
id love to know your opinion in the future about the best big laptop, and small too in fact. In my case, i just wouldnt give up a 17 inch screen, so they are certainly the ones i would go for.
oh yeah, id also LOVE to hear more about samsung's under display camera for laptops, that would be a deal breaker, bigger screens, better screen to body ratio and no need for those weird angle cameras from down below
Cool. I’m most interesting in Lenovo Legion 5 and the asus tuf. I’m tired of thin gaming laptops as they always get really hot and are usually pretty loud for my at least. I’m happy with the Lenovo legion 5 and can’t wait to upgrade next year :)
If it just had a simpliest camera built-in (seriously, even na 720p) these would be a complete no-brainer for me, but they don't so you'd have to spent extra on external webcam. But it's mostly between Asus and Lenovo for me (MSI on third, but I'm dissapointed by them sticking to Intel - 10980hk therma trottled in GE66, even bulkier and hotter CPU may just not be worth it)
For me, they're: 1, Lenovo Legion 5 pro - this one could be the perfect gaming laptop for this generation, 2, Zephyrus G15 - similar specs to #1 and we have confirmed pricing from best buy thats under 2k for a slim & light 3070, 3, Asus Tuf - I'll budle the a15 & dash here, interested in the new cooling design and whether the h35 throttles a 30 series GPU, if not that could be a good thermally efficient intel solution.
I've already preordered the Asus ROG Strix G15 with RTX 3070. I've also sent the MSI GE66 Raider I bought a few weeks ago back since it was still in its return period. Crazy how they cost the same but the Strix has better specs and comparable build quality. Really expected them to cost like 700 euros more or something.
Zephyrus G15 is True love in first sight I loved last years G14 but thought back then that a 15 inch version would be great. So i am definitely gonna buy this G15 later this year
Would love to see a G15 and Scar strix side by side comparison. I pretty much am unaware why these high ends are two different lineups. Is it just the fancy glowy lights?
I think that nowadays Asus has the best gaming laptops in the market, but they never include webcams. So for me, as a student, It's a bit disappointing, because I really need the webcam. If I go for that, I will need an external camera.
I do love the aesthetics of the new Zephyrus G15. In 2019, I would totally have shelled out all the cash in the world for the Rog Flow X13. But considering I've only been working from home the last year, portability hasn't been an issue. But I totally see a situation where you can grab that external GPU and hook it up to the TV at the end of the day for some couch gaming.
Before CES I was bent on buying ASUS ROG G14, it was a easy winner now I am torn between, G14, G15, Flow X13 and even Zephyrus Duo - all ASUS products.
Asus and Lenovo are rocking it - they are giving the consumers exactly what they need. Thanks for the stellar covering of the CES2021! I am very keen on Legion 5 new generation with ryzen 5 and rtx 3 series :D
The Ge76 w/ 3080 just tested as the fastest laptop currently out, that includes everything from Asus, Alienware, Acer, Dell, and HP. It's 8% faster than the next best thing, and only beat in cooling by the new 15" Asus Duo, which costs nearly $1000 more than the Msi.
Which one will be a good value for money under 1200 dollars? I'm ok with an RTX 3060 but need a color-accurate screen with at least a 120Hz refresh rate. I can compromise on thermals.
I'm pretty sure some of the TongFang chassis (either Eluktronics, XMG or whatever) are being shipped to reviewers while we're here, to get reviews after the Nvidia benchmark embargo lifts up (26th Jan). I am pretty confident Jarrod should be one of those reviewers as it was one of the only one to review WQHD laptops last year from the same ODM (XMG branded).
I'm looking forward to seeing reviews of the new Eluktronics laptops also. Mostly the Max 15 and 17 now that you can get it with the 5800h and 3080. Last year it was Intel exclusive but one of the best cooling performance in a fairly thin and light chassis. Also curious how the new displays stack up being that all the new 2021 laptops from Eluktronics are coming with 1440p 165Hz monitors now. The Max 15 is my top contender at the moment.
@@dracer35 Yeah, I kind of am focusing on a PCspecialist clone of the MAX-17, but those aren't coming with AMD yet. I am in the dire need to buy a new laptop so I'll barely wait the first reviews the 26th and launch an order I guess. AMD parts in XMG for example (NEO 15 and 17) aren't coming before end of March, for example. AMD might be a big bottleneck for the orders, same could apply to Eluktronics as well I guess. But if you can wait until mid April, sure, go for it (after having checked some reviews). Curious how fares the superior AMD CPU but with a bottlenecked x8 PCI vs an Intel CPU (still strong in single threaded) and 16x. I doubt meaningful changes (especially at 1440p). Big changes will be due to the RTX 30 my guess.
After waiting for ages for a Ryzen 4900HS + RTX 2080 laptop, I am pleased to see the route Asus and a few others took. I was hoping my next laptop would be an MSI but as they completely ignore the new AMD, I decided to pre-order an Asus Rog Scar17 with Ryzen 9 5900HX and a 16 Gb RTX 3080 (130W) with the 300Hz FHD display. This display also has 100% sRGB, and that was my final criteria. I hope the changes Asus introduced with cooling will solve the thermal issues 2020 models were suffering from !
Waiting for ZEPHRUS G15 2021 with 4800hs+4gb 3060,may be it will be Available at a good price as last year . You should make a video on that one. Big fan.
For me, it's close between the Legion 5 Pro and the Asus G15. The Lenovo gets the nod due to the 16 inch screen, but they both look very strong right now.
HP are making models with new Ryzen CPUs. There are two versions are available for pre-order here in Norway, 3070 with Ryzen 7 5800H and 3070 with Ryzen 9 5900H.
I'm really disappointed by the lack of a webcam in Asus Zephyrus G14/G15... After COVID I thought they would make things right this generation. I really hope that we get more options based on Ryzen 5000 HS.
I see some pre orders. Prices in Italy (and Europe) are scaring nothing less then 1890 Euro, and basically everything is in pre-order between 2500 and 3000 Euro. 😱
The decision is getting quite tough for me whether to buy omen with 4800h 1660ti or wait for the newer versions. The thing is I need a laptop right now and have no clue about pricing and availability of the newer models. I'm inclined towards the Legion 5 refresh if it's around $1000k and isn't ridiculously out of stock within a couple of months.
Do a video of comparing asus g14 2020 version vs 2021 version to see the new cooling and rtx 3060 upgrades and if they fixed the previous issues of the laptop. As this would tell us that how much harder are the new GPUs to cool in a thin and light chassis.
I want to buy the Lenovo Legion 5 Pro with AMD R7 5800H - RTX 3070 - 16GB ram - 165 HZ. Does any of you have experience with Lenovo Legion laptops and do you think this one will be worth a buy? I'm concerned with the cooling for such high specs in such a small machine
I have just returned mine with rtx 2060, had some problems. It was a very good laptop tho. Idk myself but many say the customer service is joke as i hear.
@@RandomNorwegianGuy. I don’t know how is service experience in your country, but in Turkey Lenovo’s guarantee experience is good. Legion 5 2020 is remarkably good laptop. It is one of the highest performer, also it stays cool.
Asus G15 as the G14 was my pick of last year just 14inch is too small for me... Though 16inch legion sounds nice too. So undecided if I need to upgrade or not my 1060 is enough but weight, size, styling, screen and battery can all definitely be improved from the red Helios
The most I hate about the new laptops is that no one of the big OEMs is giving us a release date and a date when pre-order will begin. But why?? Speaking of Ryzen 5000 CPU with RTX 3000
I'm really happy with my Helios 300 2019 and i got it quite stacked with rtx 2060 i7 9th gen and 16 gb ram, for my standards that stacked. The only problem i had was, it did get quite hot, but i managed to undervolt it even more than the factory undervolt and now it's perfect, and runs everything. For me, money well spent!
I'm just excited for the Lenovos. I have a Y740 and the battery life is killing me. I'm ready to upgrade to something with a bigger battery. Better performance will be a plus.
Nice that MSI got rid of those horrible red stripes on the lids. Some of those high end models looked silly compared to a simple look of even the GF series.
Hello 👋 Jarrod From 🇮🇳 India Please give a complete review on this laptops 💻 1. Asus Dash F15 2 . Acer Triton 300 SE 3 . MSI Stealth 15M All the with Intel processors and Nvidia RTX 3060 series Graphics Because I go for Best Mid range and hold a tight budget
Asus tuf dash f15 In my country the end user gets to pay +20% of the price, so a lightweight multifunctional machine for university and also gaming is pretty rare. The tuf a15 could perform better with the ryzen chips, but i like the design of f15 more
Okay the G15 may be more popular than the G14 (2021) 1. The G15 looks similar and is larger. 2. G15 can go up to a 3080 and runs on AMD. 3. (For some reason) G14 = 2020 G15 = 2021 is a logic some people may use. I can't seem to get it out of my head. Also, the fact that last year's G15 wasn't very popular doesn't help.
The G15 is perfect for me. I have the G14 and while it's a beast I do miss a larger screen and a more color accurate one. The G15 slices the cake perfectly!
If you're a creator, then you should get the Zephyrus duo SE featuring the ryzen + rtx 3000 combo, that second display is a huge productivity booster. Idk about you video editors, but for us 3D Artists, it's great!
I’m getting a job, so I’m probably gonna purchase one of these gaming laptops before I move to college. I would get a tower but I don’t want to build it, (A pre-built will be too expensive) nor do I want to spend money on a keyboard and monitor. so seeing these laptops is super exciting. I’m probably gonna go for the G15 or TUF
Personally, if I'm spending the money for a 3080 laptop, I want a Max P design. Not a watered down Max Q. For that matter, you could get a 3070 Max P laptop that will most likely perform about the same but for less money. For example, my Eluktronics laptop with it's 2060 Max P outperforms several of the 2070 Max Q designs and is cheaper.
I'm very interested on the Asus Strix G17 (G713) seems to be good bang for the buck, but still have to wait and see the prices in Portugal (Europe). Hopefully 2000€ would be enough for a 5900HX and RTX3070. I would like to see a 2K screen, but perhaps just on SCAR models...
I'm scared for those new-gen Ryzen laptops.. My 3900x laptop reaches over 100-107 degrees through a Clevo chassis. Even after cleaning fans, heatsinks, pipes, new thermal paste and raised off the desk for better airflow - it still idles at 75-80c. Especially now in Sydney where its getting warmer and warmer now room temp varying between 20-30 deg c, I gotta manually set the fan to Maximum just to do anything on the laptop
Im just excited and waiting for Intel 11th gen models , specially looking for its upgrade in Helios 300 and MSI GF65. It will be nice to see keyboard,battery and screen improvement in both of these laptop s . Also the performance given with combo of Intel 11th gen and Nvidia RTX 3000 series will be worthwhile.
The launch prices for TUF A15 look too good to not feel a bit skeptical. Even in Australia you get the Ryzen 5800H, 3070 MAX P, 240hz (good color gamut this time) and even 1TB of ssd for 2599 AUD in scorptec. Something strange must be going on
All I am interested in is what the cheapest of those that can max out ray tracing and graphics at 1440p @ 60 fps without DLSS for the remainder of this console generation
For me I think most interested laptops are Asus flow x13 and zyephrus g15 , I'm really like both of them so I'm waiting your professional review to decide
Just to be clear, this isn’t a “these are models you should buy” video, I’m just recapping the gaming laptops that I thought were interesting and why during CES 2021.
Is there any news about oled screen laptops out there?
Please compare between "MSI Dragon Center" and "ASUS Armoury Crete"
I'm planning and been waiting to buy a laptop (Omen 15, Legion 5 or G15 paired with RTX 2070& R7 5000S) after the new models are released in CES but Omen no news and Legion 5 pricing is unknown and G15 WQHD 166Hz high end is 1800 bucks. My budget is 1400 helpppppp.
@@qualm5493 Razer and Samsung have variants with oled screens.
@@qualm5493 There were some new laptops with OLED, but none that I saw were gaming, and that's where I focused my time.
-“due to human malware”
That’s a new way to say COVID
Its been a while actually, since Gamers Nexus made that term
Cerveza Sickness
Yeah we've got Gamers Nexus to thank for that one.
Correct. It’s man made bullshit! 🤡🤡🤡🌍🌍🌍
Gamers Nexus coined that terminology.
It just occurred to me that Jarrod has possibly the best “sad bear” voice I’ve ever heard.
or the saddest bear voice
Love this!
His voice is quite calming, yes
I'm curious if he uses the same vocal cadence in normal conversation
@@tresnugget ur overthinking
How many more videos
Jarrod: Yes.
Haha this is it for CES ones 😄
@@JarrodsTech please don't stop making videos
I love them
@@zobr0s77 EVERYONE LOVES THEM (including Jarrod lol)
Your username length....
This guy: Yes
@@pretentious_a_ness yes haha
Even my breakup wasn't as heartbreaking as Omen going silent during CES21....
😭
😂
😅
Sad 😢
I'd bet its a supply chain issue. I'm guessing HP sells a TON of omens and maybe they were late to the party ordering ryzen 5000. I think thats also the reason we saw ryzen 5000 and not RDNA 2, with increased console orders, AMD has only so many wafers to go around and prioritized oem laptops.
"human malware"
We've got Gamers Nexus to thank for that one, check them out here! ruclips.net/user/GamersNexus
Couldn't afford demonetisation could you?
Hands down I'm most interested in the Asus Zephyrus G15.
Its like you are reading my mind 😲
@MCXVIII well after the Ryzen and the liquid metal we just got a little hope, but we will have to see first
@MCXVIII that is why they updated the cooling system, we did not say we will buy it, we are just interested because on paper it checks out... We just need to see some tests done to it then the real decision comes out
sameee
Well everything is selling out quick so why not pre order first and decide after you get it like I did. I will let you know if I end up returning so you can keep an eye out for an open box deal at BB.
A mechanical keyboard on a laptop is so underrated. The new ASUS Strix Scar 15/17 is the one I'm most excited about.
The G14 and G15 don't have one, then? I have an older Strix Scar but was looking to switch for portability...
@@aa666aa They don't.
I sincerely hope you review Legion 5 and Legion 7 in the earlier part of this years soon after the releases.
Yes, yes please, I need that review of the lenovo legion 5 pro asap. Before it's sold out please
Do we know when they are coming out? I really need to upgrade my laptop and that 16:10 is looking too sexy
@Ed Huang the lenovo ces page says 2021 for legion 7 and march 2021 for legion 5
@@anks146 yeah I know it won't be cheap, I've been saving money for a year and a half so I'm expecting to pay from 1200€ to 1600€
@@matejbendik9252 for which configuration combination?
Eagerly waiting for your reviews and benchmarks this year :D
Can't wait to test them!
id love to know your opinion in the future about the best big laptop, and small too in fact. In my case, i just wouldnt give up a 17 inch screen, so they are certainly the ones i would go for.
oh yeah, id also LOVE to hear more about samsung's under display camera for laptops, that would be a deal breaker, bigger screens, better screen to body ratio and no need for those weird angle cameras from down below
"Tell me which laptop you are interested in?"
- it depends on the price 😅.
They're all above $1000+
@@shadowkillz9606 where can I find the prices?
@@whodoyouvoodo3987 Found it in Google
@@shadowkillz9606 useful
Cool. I’m most interesting in Lenovo Legion 5 and the asus tuf. I’m tired of thin gaming laptops as they always get really hot and are usually pretty loud for my at least. I’m happy with the Lenovo legion 5 and can’t wait to upgrade next year :)
Tuf dash f15 good
And then we have Jarrod as #1 in best CES 2021 tech reviewer
Thanks!
ASUS seems to crush the competition! So many models of Ryzen 5th gen! I love it!!
If it just had a simpliest camera built-in (seriously, even na 720p) these would be a complete no-brainer for me, but they don't so you'd have to spent extra on external webcam. But it's mostly between Asus and Lenovo for me (MSI on third, but I'm dissapointed by them sticking to Intel - 10980hk therma trottled in GE66, even bulkier and hotter CPU may just not be worth it)
Im sad, their s15 is no where to be seen, thats pretty much the only zephyrus line I like
@@1Sopel6 did you know you could actually use your phone as webcam? Im acc doing that rn for my online classes!
@@zihuatenejo The asus zephyrus duo is the same but with another screen
@@1Sopel6 If you are going to spend 1000+ on a laptop a 20/30$ webcam shouldnt be an issue imo
Legion 7 16in and the new G15, are the 2 beauties that are on my watchlist for an upgrade. I have owned Ideapad y700 for 6yrs so it's about time.
My favorites are the legion 5 pro (White) and the Asus Flow X13.
For me, they're: 1, Lenovo Legion 5 pro - this one could be the perfect gaming laptop for this generation, 2, Zephyrus G15 - similar specs to #1 and we have confirmed pricing from best buy thats under 2k for a slim & light 3070, 3, Asus Tuf - I'll budle the a15 & dash here, interested in the new cooling design and whether the h35 throttles a 30 series GPU, if not that could be a good thermally efficient intel solution.
I'm getting comfortable with your videos day by day...
🙂
I've already preordered the Asus ROG Strix G15 with RTX 3070. I've also sent the MSI GE66 Raider I bought a few weeks ago back since it was still in its return period. Crazy how they cost the same but the Strix has better specs and comparable build quality. Really expected them to cost like 700 euros more or something.
Nice!
Zephyrus G15 is True love in first sight
I loved last years G14 but thought back then that a 15 inch version would be great. So i am definitely gonna buy this G15 later this year
It's good to see all the laptops I won't be able to afford this year
You might be able to get the tuf
I'll be waiting for your Lenovo Legion 5 pro and ASUS Zephyrus G15 reviews! It'd be rad if you prioritize them for testing.
L7 is also fire
Would love to see a G15 and Scar strix side by side comparison. I pretty much am unaware why these high ends are two different lineups. Is it just the fancy glowy lights?
G15 has 80 watt 3070/3080. The Scar has a 115 watt 3070/3080 that can boost to 130 watts.
Nice shirt man, Winter‘s Gate by Insomnium is such an atmospheric masterpiece
Your taste in music is fantastic it's nice to know that you are not alone
Zephyrus g15 is the one I am most interested in 🙂
me too 🥺
Im selling my g14 RTX 2060 so I can buy the g15 RTX 3070
@@verflw2595 how much price
Yeah... Me too!
I think that nowadays Asus has the best gaming laptops in the market, but they never include webcams. So for me, as a student, It's a bit disappointing, because I really need the webcam. If I go for that, I will need an external camera.
I do love the aesthetics of the new Zephyrus G15.
In 2019, I would totally have shelled out all the cash in the world for the Rog Flow X13. But considering I've only been working from home the last year, portability hasn't been an issue. But I totally see a situation where you can grab that external GPU and hook it up to the TV at the end of the day for some couch gaming.
Yep the Zephyrus G15 is definitely my most interested in laptop as I have a last years version but super keen to see the Flow X13.
Before CES I was bent on buying ASUS ROG G14, it was a easy winner now I am torn between, G14, G15, Flow X13 and even Zephyrus Duo - all ASUS products.
CES 2021: exists
Jarrod: and there I go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
it do be like that
Dude , you should creat a gaming test playlist, which is very useful for people whose decisions of purchasing laptop depend on gaming performance.
Asus and Lenovo are rocking it - they are giving the consumers exactly what they need.
Thanks for the stellar covering of the CES2021! I am very keen on Legion 5 new generation with ryzen 5 and rtx 3 series :D
No problem! I can't wait to check that one out!
The Ge76 w/ 3080 just tested as the fastest laptop currently out, that includes everything from Asus, Alienware, Acer, Dell, and HP. It's 8% faster than the next best thing, and only beat in cooling by the new 15" Asus Duo, which costs nearly $1000 more than the Msi.
I'm going to buy the cheapest ryzen 7 5000 and rtx 3070 laptop
Good luck getting one under 1 lakh. India sucks at electronics prices
@@tardwrangler1019 luckily I hv family in usa who visit twice a year.
@@chiragjain834 lucky af
@@chiragjain834 lucky dude
Tuf a 15
Which one will be a good value for money under 1200 dollars?
I'm ok with an RTX 3060 but need a color-accurate screen with at least a 120Hz refresh rate. I can compromise on thermals.
Are going to review the new Eluktronics laptops? I know they where not on CES but last year models where pretty good for what I saw from reviews.
I'm pretty sure some of the TongFang chassis (either Eluktronics, XMG or whatever) are being shipped to reviewers while we're here, to get reviews after the Nvidia benchmark embargo lifts up (26th Jan). I am pretty confident Jarrod should be one of those reviewers as it was one of the only one to review WQHD laptops last year from the same ODM (XMG branded).
@@TheMacco26 Thanks for the reply ^^
Check OwnOrDisown, he usually gives a fair amount of visibility on Eluktronics laptops.
I'm looking forward to seeing reviews of the new Eluktronics laptops also. Mostly the Max 15 and 17 now that you can get it with the 5800h and 3080. Last year it was Intel exclusive but one of the best cooling performance in a fairly thin and light chassis. Also curious how the new displays stack up being that all the new 2021 laptops from Eluktronics are coming with 1440p 165Hz monitors now. The Max 15 is my top contender at the moment.
@@dracer35 Yeah, I kind of am focusing on a PCspecialist clone of the MAX-17, but those aren't coming with AMD yet. I am in the dire need to buy a new laptop so I'll barely wait the first reviews the 26th and launch an order I guess. AMD parts in XMG for example (NEO 15 and 17) aren't coming before end of March, for example. AMD might be a big bottleneck for the orders, same could apply to Eluktronics as well I guess. But if you can wait until mid April, sure, go for it (after having checked some reviews). Curious how fares the superior AMD CPU but with a bottlenecked x8 PCI vs an Intel CPU (still strong in single threaded) and 16x. I doubt meaningful changes (especially at 1440p). Big changes will be due to the RTX 30 my guess.
After waiting for ages for a Ryzen 4900HS + RTX 2080 laptop, I am pleased to see the route Asus and a few others took.
I was hoping my next laptop would be an MSI but as they completely ignore the new AMD, I decided to pre-order an Asus Rog Scar17 with Ryzen 9 5900HX and a 16 Gb RTX 3080 (130W) with the 300Hz FHD display. This display also has 100% sRGB, and that was my final criteria. I hope the changes Asus introduced with cooling will solve the thermal issues 2020 models were suffering from !
I think I might scower for the Legion 5 Pro. That display really is intriguing for me.
Waiting for ZEPHRUS G15 2021 with 4800hs+4gb 3060,may be it will be Available at a good price as last year .
You should make a video on that one.
Big fan.
I am most interested in lenovo legion 5 pro. Because of QHD screen
Poor refresh rate though?
It has 165 hz refresh rate
@@owaisdamad014 is it on sale yet or not released?
It will be available in March
For me, it's close between the Legion 5 Pro and the Asus G15. The Lenovo gets the nod due to the 16 inch screen, but they both look very strong right now.
Gaining confidence showing yourself in your reviews. Keep it going 💪
HP are making models with new Ryzen CPUs. There are two versions are available for pre-order here in Norway, 3070 with Ryzen 7 5800H and 3070 with Ryzen 9 5900H.
Asus really won this CES!
Followd close by the Lenovo Legion
@@RandomNorwegianGuy. Not just Legion, Lenovo's got a whole bunch of Ryzen Ideapad and ThinkBook series of laptops planned too this year.
I'm really disappointed by the lack of a webcam in Asus Zephyrus G14/G15... After COVID I thought they would make things right this generation. I really hope that we get more options based on Ryzen 5000 HS.
Jarrod, we really need your reviews :) When will the reviews begin?
Rog flow X13 such a briliant innovation... i think this model will be in the list of best invention of the year
5 views and 10 likes. This is amazing
Classic RUclips moves.
I see some pre orders. Prices in Italy (and Europe) are scaring nothing less then 1890 Euro, and basically everything is in pre-order between 2500 and 3000 Euro. 😱
The flow x13 is gonna be sickkkkkkkkk
The decision is getting quite tough for me whether to buy omen with 4800h 1660ti or wait for the newer versions. The thing is I need a laptop right now and have no clue about pricing and availability of the newer models. I'm inclined towards the Legion 5 refresh if it's around $1000k and isn't ridiculously out of stock within a couple of months.
That Insomnium shirt is amazing dude!
Do a video of comparing asus g14 2020 version vs 2021 version to see the new cooling and rtx 3060 upgrades and if they fixed the previous issues of the laptop. As this would tell us that how much harder are the new GPUs to cool in a thin and light chassis.
Will older laptop prices drop with all these new laptops coming out?
More sales probably
2021 is the perfect year for laptops. I just need a laptop that is powerful enough for Photoshop, but I will use it to emulate PS2 games .
I just want to say “ASUS ROG Zephyrus G15 and Lenovo Legion 5 Pro” 😌.
same same
I want to buy the Lenovo Legion 5 Pro with AMD R7 5800H - RTX 3070 - 16GB ram - 165 HZ. Does any of you have experience with Lenovo Legion laptops and do you think this one will be worth a buy? I'm concerned with the cooling for such high specs in such a small machine
I have just returned mine with rtx 2060, had some problems. It was a very good laptop tho. Idk myself but many say the customer service is joke as i hear.
@@RandomNorwegianGuy. I don’t know how is service experience in your country, but in Turkey Lenovo’s guarantee experience is good. Legion 5 2020 is remarkably good laptop. It is one of the highest performer, also it stays cool.
@@akinoz which model i7 or r7
And what is the ram, rom of your model??
Asus SCAR 17, Ryzen 9 5k, 300hz screen, RTX 3080 - this one is the best by my opinion
Asus ROG Strix Scar 💪
Asus G15 as the G14 was my pick of last year just 14inch is too small for me... Though 16inch legion sounds nice too.
So undecided if I need to upgrade or not my 1060 is enough but weight, size, styling, screen and battery can all definitely be improved from the red Helios
Hell everyone needs them!😭
The most I hate about the new laptops is that no one of the big OEMs is giving us a release date and a date when pre-order will begin. But why?? Speaking of Ryzen 5000 CPU with RTX 3000
Who else need them but can't afford?
Asus be lookin clean this year especially that new Asus Tuf
First 😂👍
No me
@@JarrodsTech nice one
@@JarrodsTech ❤️😂
All these upgrades yet still no good video camera. I want a 1080p resolution video camera!
Most interested in the Acer 300 SE. Looking for a gaming laptop for my son next year for college that doesn’t scream gamer.
1) Why do all Windows Laptops have a wasted Google Pixel Chin other than a Dell XPS
2) Asus would be my only pick for 2021 it seems.
I'm really happy with my Helios 300 2019 and i got it quite stacked with rtx 2060 i7 9th gen and 16 gb ram, for my standards that stacked. The only problem i had was, it did get quite hot, but i managed to undervolt it even more than the factory undervolt and now it's perfect, and runs everything. For me, money well spent!
I'm just excited for the Lenovos. I have a Y740 and the battery life is killing me. I'm ready to upgrade to something with a bigger battery. Better performance will be a plus.
Can't wait to see pricing for the most powerful version of the Acer Nitro 5
Probably low 2000s
Nice that MSI got rid of those horrible red stripes on the lids. Some of those high end models looked silly compared to a simple look of even the GF series.
Hello 👋 Jarrod
From 🇮🇳 India
Please give a complete review on this laptops 💻
1. Asus Dash F15
2 . Acer Triton 300 SE
3 . MSI Stealth 15M
All the with Intel processors and
Nvidia RTX 3060 series Graphics
Because I go for Best Mid range and hold a tight budget
Asus tuf dash f15
In my country the end user gets to pay +20% of the price, so a lightweight multifunctional machine for university and also gaming is pretty rare. The tuf a15 could perform better with the ryzen chips, but i like the design of f15 more
Yes!!! I have been waiting for Jarrod to pull out some love for Insomnium
I’m hoping to bag a new G15, but if the price is prohibitive I may swing for one of the Tuf series with a 3060🤔
Okay the G15 may be more popular than the G14 (2021)
1. The G15 looks similar and is larger.
2. G15 can go up to a 3080 and runs on AMD.
3. (For some reason) G14 = 2020 G15 = 2021 is a logic some people may use. I can't seem to get it out of my head. Also, the fact that last year's G15 wasn't very popular doesn't help.
Asus Rgo Strix Scar 17 and Msi GE76 raider are my options this year
The G15 is perfect for me. I have the G14 and while it's a beast I do miss a larger screen and a more color accurate one. The G15 slices the cake perfectly!
If you're a creator, then you should get the Zephyrus duo SE featuring the ryzen + rtx 3000 combo, that second display is a huge productivity booster. Idk about you video editors, but for us 3D Artists, it's great!
Looking forward to the displays being tested, the 165 1440p is noice
I’m getting a job, so I’m probably gonna purchase one of these gaming laptops before I move to college. I would get a tower but I don’t want to build it, (A pre-built will be too expensive) nor do I want to spend money on a keyboard and monitor. so seeing these laptops is super exciting. I’m probably gonna go for the G15 or TUF
Why no-one talks about the gigabyte gaming laptops especially the aorous 15g with rtx 3080 maxq for $2000 in newegg
Personally, if I'm spending the money for a 3080 laptop, I want a Max P design. Not a watered down Max Q. For that matter, you could get a 3070 Max P laptop that will most likely perform about the same but for less money. For example, my Eluktronics laptop with it's 2060 Max P outperforms several of the 2070 Max Q designs and is cheaper.
I'm very interested on the Asus Strix G17 (G713) seems to be good bang for the buck, but still have to wait and see the prices in Portugal (Europe). Hopefully 2000€ would be enough for a 5900HX and RTX3070. I would like to see a 2K screen, but perhaps just on SCAR models...
I'm scared for those new-gen Ryzen laptops.. My 3900x laptop reaches over 100-107 degrees through a Clevo chassis. Even after cleaning fans, heatsinks, pipes, new thermal paste and raised off the desk for better airflow - it still idles at 75-80c. Especially now in Sydney where its getting warmer and warmer now room temp varying between 20-30 deg c, I gotta manually set the fan to Maximum just to do anything on the laptop
Can i get laptop now or shall i wait...
But i am kind of urgency in getting one.....
Im just excited and waiting for Intel 11th gen models , specially looking for its upgrade in Helios 300 and MSI GF65. It will be nice to see keyboard,battery and screen improvement in both of these laptop s . Also the performance given with combo of Intel 11th gen and Nvidia RTX 3000 series will be worthwhile.
Planning to buy Strix Scar 17 G733Q, love the large display. But as of now still not 100% sure what to buy
240hz gsync qhd panel with 2ms response time, best display for me (yes I am thinking about the 3080 model cuz why not)
Both variants are available for the same price , Which variant should i choose ? Acer Predator Helios 300 2020 i5 10th Gen / 8GB DDR4 2666 RAM / 512GB SSD / GTX 1660Ti / 15.6" FHD 144Hz Display Wifi 5 or Asus ROG Strix G15 G512LI i5 10TH GEN / GTX 1650TI / 15.6" FHD 144Hz / 16GB DDR4 3200 RAM/ 512GB SSD Wifi 6 ?
A shame that I was impatient and got my laptop beforehand. Guess I gotta wait for the next gen now
Same
Same boa, have wait at least 5 more years when my laptop breaks down.
The launch prices for TUF A15 look too good to not feel a bit skeptical. Even in Australia you get the Ryzen 5800H, 3070 MAX P, 240hz (good color gamut this time) and even 1TB of ssd for 2599 AUD in scorptec. Something strange must be going on
All I am interested in is what the cheapest of those that can max out ray tracing and graphics at 1440p @ 60 fps without DLSS for the remainder of this console generation
Video on budget gaming laptops that will come out this year . I will be buying this year and your videos are really helpful.
The Zephyrus G15 (if thermals are improved) and the Legion 5
Not gaming related but really like the look of the LG Gram 2021 version laptops
Watching in 2022 to see what's changed and improved
I have the 2020 Acer Nitro 5 10th Gen i5 and GTX 1650ti, definitely looking forward to that Ryzen 7 5800U and a RTX 3080 option 😳
Go take a little break, man. You've been dropping tons of CES videos lately. We are thankful for these videos.
For me I think most interested laptops are Asus flow x13 and zyephrus g15 , I'm really like both of them so I'm waiting your professional review to decide