Tis the season…to get a new gaming laptop! As the year starts to steamroll towards the madness of the upcoming gaming season, laptop manufacturers have begun rolling out a number of new flagship devices that pack a ton of hardware into a lithe frame. Asus isn't skipping out on the party, and has revealed its new ROG Zephyrus S17 and M16 gaming laptops that'll be up for sale in August. Prepare thine wallets, and let's take a look at these new beasts that have been set loose from their pens.

This year’s Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 laptop doesn’t appear to have made many changes, but it definitely has upped its game in two vital departments: Price and power. Now equipped with AMD hardware in addition to its Nvidia offerings, this year’s range of Zephyrus laptops presents a more unified and focused direction for Asus and its attempts to appeal to pockets of creative people.

Despite the RTX 3060 being a clear contender for the next mid-range GPU, you should be weighing it up against the RTX 3060 Ti. The reality is that until supply issues relax, it's a generally poor idea to be considering any of Nvidia's latest offerings at all. If you can find it at its standard retail price, and if you can stomach the inflated bar, it's already at a price to compensate for supply before it lands on local shores, then you can hardly go wrong with the ASUS RTX 3060 Strix. But if you absolutely don't need a new GPU today, patience will likely reward you more.

Asus has thrown down the gauntlet for 2021, and has swaggered into the ring with stunning tech innovations, style, and good old-fashioned graphical grunt that’ll turn quite a few necks.

The Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 may bill itself as a gaming laptop, but it transcends that label by being simply that damn good in several other fields.

If you can afford it, you won’t be disappointed with what Asus has to offer: A portable powerhouse display that weighs next to nothing and is already prepared for the next generation of console gaming.

Asus has hit the second screen nail on the head with the ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 15, which packs an absurd amount of bleeding edge hardware into an attractive package of performance, power and handy second screen technology. Easily able to handle any game or software thrown it, the latest Asus laptop is equipped to be a gaming workhorse for years to come, provided that you can afford its astonishing price tag.

It seems like Razer started a trend. When that company unveiled its gaming smartphone, utilising the then state of the art mobile hardware, other have started eyeing the mobile gaming market. ASUS has just jumped into that in a big, big way.