ASUS ProArt StudioBook 16 OLED Laptop, 16” 3840x2400 OLED Display, Intel core i7-12700H, 16GB RAM, 1TB + 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD, Nvidia Geforce RTX 3080Ti, Win 11 Home, H7600ZX-DB79, Mineral Black

It has an amazing 4k OLED screen with really nice colors, 32 ram more Than enough to run photoshop, 3d programs and gaming Incredible fast delivery

~My review after 1week of usage~ Disclosure: I am receiving a warranty extension from ASUS for my feedback. The OLED screen is absolutely wonderful, really surprised by how colour accurate it is, Asus definitely did a fantastic job on that one. The dial is really ergonomically placed. It is easy to reach and doesn't get in the way while typing. I've used the dial on Premiere Pro, Photoshop & Lightroom and has since increased my production rate. The keypad is also very good, it is backlit and helps when working in a dark/dim environment which i often do. Although i'm yet to use the middle button below the touchpad, i'm sure it would be very useful for 3D/CAD programmes. One of the most feature-rich laptops, especially with the dial and I/O ports, the SD card reader is extremely fast. Audio clarity with the combo jack & studio headphones is simply phenomenal, the low mids and highs are very balanced and clean. It is decent for gaming too, not the best but good enough for what it is, RTX 3060, i7-11800H and super effecient cooling fans. Solid 80-100fps on games at max quality with DLSS. It may run hot, between 60-70°c but it won't go anything beyond that temperature.

I love the laptop capabilities, function and specs..... but I was working a lot and only used it about 3 times in 9 months and never used it too its fullest capability. Just did a few small graphics. Then I went to use it and it would not turn on. The repair process was longer and much more trouble than it should have been. I have not had too much time to use it since the repair either, so hoping it doesn't go out again. This is a very expensive laptop and I feel like it should be more reliable and if something does happen it should be more easily dealt with. It's a good thing I don't need it for work. I bought it for creating animations and programming video games in my spare time (which apparently I dont have much of ; ), unfortunately I have not had time to work on either of those.

This runs all my photography software flawlessly. I’m a writer and photographer. The screen has true colors and is fully color correctable. The keyboard is great for me as a writer. The dial is so convenient. I was concerned it would be in the way as I type, and I might bump it by accident, but I don’t even know it’s there. I’ve had ASUS computers before. Based on performance and quality, ASUS has become my first choice. I used my last ASUS laptop daily for ten years. It still works fine, I just wanted something new. They run quiet and cool. If you want an overpriced fashion statement, you know where to look. If you want a reliable work tool that will last for years, look no further.

ASUS laptops have a well-designed cooling system, which provides high reliability. In this ProArt Studiobook I also really liked the screen, very bright, contrasty and with accurate colour reproduction. The two SSDs installed are enabled in RAID 0 mode, which greatly improves the performance of the disk subsystem, bringing its performance to the level of DDR3 memory. The discrete graphics nVidia 3080Ti is designed more for graphics processing (by limit of thermal package), but you can easily play games too, performance is to spare. The keyboard and the case are also well made, despite the fact that the case constantly leaves fingerprints, and for ASUS do not produce as for Apple plastic cases, so in theory better for the cooling system. In my opinion one should buy a stand for it, maybe with a fan for better temperature profile.