Asus ROG G751 too heavy?

[PCnooberson]

Im needing a laptop for college, and i was hoping for something i could game with too. Im going to be lugging the laptop around to classes obviously, but i heard this laptop is really heavy?

Should i not be getting this? Is it too heavy to hold in a backpack from class to class?

 

[Shneiky]

http/www.cnet.com/products/asus-rog-g751/specs/

The G751 is 3.8 KGs or 8.4 lbs. My personally do not find this an issue, but for some people more then 3 KGs of laptop is too much. It depends what you consider "heavy".

 

[TechyInAZ]

http/www.cnet.com/products/asus-rog-g751/specs/

The G751 is 3.8 KGs or 8.4 lbs. My personally do not find this an issue, but for some people more then 3 KGs of laptop is too much. It depends what you consider "heavy".

Agreed. Plus it's bulky also which is another factor if your going to use it in classes. I recommend a 15' laptop at the max for class rooms.

The G751 was designed specifically as a desktop replacement...

 

[PCnooberson]

http/www.cnet.com/products/asus-rog-g751/specs/

The G751 is 3.8 KGs or 8.4 lbs. My personally do not find this an issue, but for some people more then 3 KGs of laptop is too much. It depends what you consider "heavy".

Agreed. Plus it's bulky also which is another factor if your going to use it in classes. I recommend a 15' laptop at the max for class rooms.

The G751 was designed specifically as a desktop replacement...

BUt thats the thing, i kinda do need a desktop replacement. dorming in college, i was wanting a machine to game heavy on. Is it really too big for a classroom?

 

[Shneiky]

Depends on your own personal feelings about it. I consider 17 inch 3.8 kilos something small. My girlfriend considers 15.6 inch 2.5 kgs big. It all depends on what you are ok to handle.

 

[TechyInAZ]

http/www.cnet.com/products/asus-rog-g751/specs/

The G751 is 3.8 KGs or 8.4 lbs. My personally do not find this an issue, but for some people more then 3 KGs of laptop is too much. It depends what you consider "heavy".

Agreed. Plus it's bulky also which is another factor if your going to use it in classes. I recommend a 15' laptop at the max for class rooms.

The G751 was designed specifically as a desktop replacement...

BUt thats the thing, i kinda do need a desktop replacement. dorming in college, i was wanting a machine to game heavy on. Is it really too big for a classroom?

Oh, if that's the case then it should be ok.

I recommend the dominator GT72 pro over the G751, it has far better battery life. (because the GT72 can manually switch to IGPU.)

 

[PCnooberson]

http/www.cnet.com/products/asus-rog-g751/specs/

The G751 is 3.8 KGs or 8.4 lbs. My personally do not find this an issue, but for some people more then 3 KGs of laptop is too much. It depends what you consider "heavy".

Agreed. Plus it's bulky also which is another factor if your going to use it in classes. I recommend a 15' laptop at the max for class rooms.

The G751 was designed specifically as a desktop replacement...

BUt thats the thing, i kinda do need a desktop replacement. dorming in college, i was wanting a machine to game heavy on. Is it really too big for a classroom?

Oh, if that's the case then it should be ok.

I recommend the dominator GT72 pro over the G751, it has far better battery life. (because the GT72 can manually switch to IGPU.)

Doesnt it have a tn panel though?

 

[Shneiky]

I strongly advise against the MSI GT72. The Asus has superior build quality.

 

[Afriendlytip]

You can look at other laptops, geared towards multimedia, the ones that come to mind that are good for students/gamers are ones like the xps series from dell, the envy series from hp, or the Lenovo y-series. If you want to stick with the asus brand I'd recommend the ASUS N550Jx or N550JK, I am currently a sophmore in college and I actually own the N550JK. Its light weight and thin enough for me to toss it in my backpack and not notice it, and it has around 4 hours of battery life, but there's almost always outlets in class rooms. It can also play games as I've run dolphin (brawl, mariokart) with high settings and It runs at a stable 50 or 60 fps depending on the game. I can also play COD: Advanced warfare on high settings while plugged in at a stable 30fps, and on normal settings @ 30 fps when on battery power. Typically expect around one and a half to two hours of battery life if gaming. Oh and btw the N550JK features an all metal casing and a 1080p IPS touchscreen display