We did not test this as its role is for finger or stylus use and as extra real estate for control panels, Armoury Crate, messages, shortcut keys, multi-tasking and more. It is an 8-bit/16.7m colour 30ms screen with a maximum brightness of 300 nits and contrast 1200:1. This is a capacitive screen for finger touch and passive stylus use.
#Asus zephyrus duo plus
It uses a BOEhydis NV140XTM-N52 a-si TFT-LCD panel plus a touch overlay. It has a second screen that rises from the keyboard deck. Second Screen – 14.1” 3840 x 1100, 344 x 99mm touch display – Pass+ if you use it
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Gamers – it has a claimed 3ms response, but tests indicate 15ms G-T-G and 6ms W-T-B – still excellent.īTW – if you play 1080p games, the screen can switch to by dithering four pixels into one and reducing it to an 8-bit, 16.07m colour screen. Does this hurt the screen? Probably not, but it does create extra heat when watching Dolby Vision content. Similarly, the panel has a 1000:1 contrast, which can be amped up to 100,000:1, again in a tiny section of the screen. It does that via the AUO AMLED (Adaptive mini-LED) technology to ramp up the voltage to a small section of the mini-LEDs that need to reproduce HDR effects.
Typically, you will use this at about 300 nits in an office.īut it is VESA Display HDR 1000 certified, which means when it receives Dolby Vision or HDR10 metadata, it can produce 1000nits in a small percentage of the screen. The panel has a native SDR brightness of 500 nits in tests, it averages 440 across the screen. In tests, these figures are relatively accurate and could be used by creators and videographers with minimal calibration (Delta E 2 out of the box).
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Still, the panel specifications are impressive at 100% sRGB, 86% Adobe RGB, 100% DCI-P3 and Pantone Skin Tone validated (SDR mode). Mini-LED technology is relatively new however, it is just a mini-LED backlight under a standard LCD panel – no Quantum Dots to amp up colour. The primary non-touch screen is an AU Optronics B160QAN02.S mini-LED backlit (not the same as IPS/LCD used on other ASUS ROG laptops).
#Asus zephyrus duo series
If you don’t want this, the ASUS ROG Strix G15 series – serious gaming laptops (review) with similar specs is probably more for you. I suspect gamers would desire this device, but you have to understand that two screens add considerable weight and size to a laptop. First Impression – big, bold, and interesting – Pass+ You can click on most images for an enlargement. We occasionally give a Pass ‘+’ rating to show it is good but does not quite make it to Exceed. We use Fail (below expectations), Pass (meets expectations) and Exceed (surpasses expectations or is the class leader) against many of the items below. ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 GX650RW dual-screen gaming laptop WebsiteĪs tested, $5999 but seen for as low as $5499.ĪSUSTeK Computer is a Taiwanese company that produces motherboards, graphics cards, optical drives, PDAs, computer monitors, notebook computers, servers, networking products, mobile phones, computer cases, computer components, and computer cooling systems. The key to this device is how useful the second 14” stylus screen is. 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD 2 M2 2280 slots (same).14” ScreenPad 3840 x1100, IPS Stylus support (14” 1920 x 550 IPS Stylus support).NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti 16GB GDDRR6 (3070 Ti, 8GB).There is a lesser speced version, GX650RW-L2-102W, with differences shown in bracketsīrief Specs ASUS ROG Zephyrus GX650RW Model GX650RX-L0146W Our review unit is the top-of-the-line ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 GX650RX-L0146W. Where it may lack is in expandability as AMD does not support Thunderbolt 3 or 4 for docks and multiple monitors. It has the power to burn and terrific GPU capabilities. To be clear, we are not gamers, so we review gaming laptops on their potential for use by creators, videographers, and power users.
The ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 GX650RW is a 16” dual-screen gaming laptop with the power of an AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX mobile processor and an NVIDIA RTX laptop GPU for solid gaming performance.
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