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Asus ROG GL552 Review

Asus ROG GL552 Review

Posted on March 28, 2016April 4, 2020 By Jarvis

The most powerful gaming laptops will blow your mind, but they’ll also wallop your wallet. Fortunately, you can get a really great mobile rig for a lot less money. For $999, the 15.6-inch Asus ROG GL552 combines strong performance with a sexy, stealth-fighter-themed chassis, vibrant display and snappy keyboard. While we wish its battery life were longer and its left side stayed cooler, this is the best sub-$1,000 gaming laptop you can buy.
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