Sager NP8358F2 15.6-Inch FHD 144Hz, 72% NTSC Gaming Laptop, Intel i7-10875H, RTX 2070 SUPER 8GB, 32GB RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, Windows 10

It is thick and the fans are not quiet, but you'll play WarZone in near max settings at 144fps and keep the laptop below 60C.This laptop is conservative in design, no flashing RBG colors (aside from keyboard) or ridiculous angles allowing you to use this laptop not just for gaming but everyday life, it can truly be a school/work computer and game very hard at the same time. The keyboard is very easily replaced if anything ever breaks, and the depth of the keys is above average, if you're a fan of typing on macbooks then these will be deeper, but still have a nice smooth travel, with decent feedback.The screen is phenomenal, for under 2k to have a 144hz screen and to have the brightness and color accuracy is shocking. While it is limited to 1080p personally I find it plenty for gaming and most everything is not even available in 4k. This screen is geared to gamers, not designers, while the hardware is great for creators, you'd likely want a 4k monitor to pair with the laptop, and much larger then 15.6in.Then the hardware just speaks for itself, a 2070 super, 10th gen i7, 32gb ddr4 dual cannel ram, and 1tb m.2, this thing rips. I run modern triple a titles at near max on this things all the time without cooling pads and it is rare to break 60 C. Playing older titles like bioshock or fallouts it is comical how fast doors and things load, all while in complete max settings.On top of the hardware strength, the chassis is a clevo which is good news. The build is solid, but not too heavy using mostly a strong grade plastic, and no aluminum for those finger prints. The backing of the screen where it says sager is aluminum, but that is the only place, the rest is a nice plastic, not rough, but also not slippery or sweaty.I went from a lenovo y50-70 with a 4th gen i7 and 860m gpu that struggled to game anything modern, and it is impressive the jump in tech for gaming laptops, while desktops are still stronger, this sager shows just how far they've come. If you want near top end laptop gaming power, a more conservative styling, and 144hz screen then buy this sager. If you want a more well known name spend the extra $400-900 and get one, but nothing in the market, even eluktronics can beat what sager is offering in their 2070 super build. Be aware the laptop is thicker, and little noisy under load, but if you're spending this kind of money to game and you're not already using a headset and the noise is an issue, well I can't help you there. You spend significantly less then others for this level of hardware and unless brand name, being all aluminum, or special style features is a make it or break for you, buy this.

I was replacing a high end desktop because I was downsizing. I knew I wouldn't get the same power out of a laptop, but a whole desktop set up just wasn't in the cards right now. Sager stood out immediately as the best bang for your buck. We're talking a couple hundred dollars cheaper than the competition, same quality.I've mostly used this with a tv and keyboard mouse, so I can't go into too much detail on the screen, but this laptop is solid for 1080p gaming at 60fps. Fan does get loud though. Surprisingly so. That's cooling for a laptop though. If you're in the market for a gaming laptop, I highly recommend Sager, even if you opt for a different configuration. About 7 months ago I was also in the market for a gaming laptop and they came out on top during my research then too.Edit: losing a star, the GPU fan makes a clicking sound often times. Occasionally I can get it to stop but it always comes back. It's also difficult to understate just how loud the fans on this thing are when it's going full speed. It's actually difficult to watch anything that requires transcoding because the fans get so loud it can be difficult to hear without a substantial volume boost.Edit 2: The fan is now making an obnoxiously loud grinding noise. For a laptop that almost never got moved, how does it have so little durability for a moving part? Pretty disappointing.

I searched forever for the best bang for my buck. I needed high performance for things like video editing and rendering as well as graphics design and photo editing. This computer is built to the hilt and its been pretty great so far. I've had it for about two weeks now and man! This machine is very nice! The build seems solid (on par with others) Nothing real fancy but I wasn't looking for that. It's unassuming and lighting fast with tons of power. Never heard of the company prior to ordering but they've been selling laptop computers since the 80's. The pricing was awesome for the set up I got. Probably because they don't do a lot of advertising and marketing they have to charge into their machines. I like this computer a lot and I'm glad that I got it for about $300 - $400 recognizable brands for the same set up. I love it and you will too!

It was love at first sight. The computer is everything that I ever wanted in a new rig. The computer is fast, it is sexy, it is quiet. The buttons feel good to press. The lack of bloatware on the system is very choice.I highly recommend Sager to anyone wanting to purchase a new laptop.

This is a fantastic laptop, everything I wanted and expected.