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Aorus X3 Plus v3 review

Posted on May 9, 2015April 27, 2020 By Hulk
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OUR VERDICT

The X3 Plus is a highly portable powerhouse of a gaming laptop – if your wallet can handle the price tag.

FOR

  • Great-looking machine
  • Highly portable
  • Blazing performance

AGAINST

  • High screen resolution makes text tricky to read
  • Trackpad is a weak link
  • Battery life isn’t great
INTRODUCTION AND DESIGN

When you think of a laptop built for gaming, you’ll probably be picturing something with a big case and a wide screen, probably in the region of 15.6- or even 17.3-inches. This larger size has become the standard for gaming laptops, but there are a number of advantages to a smaller chassis, the most obvious being portability.
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