Dell 15 Touchscreen Laptop (15.6" FHD LED, Intel 10-Core i5-1334U (> i7-1255U), 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) for Business & Home & Student, Anti-Glare, Fast Charge, Webcam, Win 11 Pro in S Mode w/ Copilot

Powerful for a 115w GPU, 8,500 Timespy Graphics (w/ bios update), 4,800+ CB R20 score and 11,200 Timespy CPU score.Temps well under control given compactness and power. Vents on the keyboard surface help fans get air when on flat surfaces.Screen is good enough. 300nit/100%srgb Very easy to upgrade. The bottom panel comes off SO much easier than Legion 5's.Lots of ports, including MiniDP, SD card, and 3 regular type USBs! The RGB is over the top. Very bright, many options.Cons: Software needs help. RGB settings don't stick, interfaces are a bit weird and you can't tell if the things you're selecting are even possible or will 'stick'. I'd rather have this though than zero tinkering like on the Legions, but still, needs work. Battery life isn't what I expected. I used all the same settings and tricks that get me ~6-7+ hours on a 60wh i7 Legion 5, and barely showing 5 hours for this thing and it has a 99.9wh battery? Weird port layout. Power port, 2 USB 3.0's and a USB C on the same side as the mouse?? Mine is set up on a mesh stand for ventilation, but if I was using this by itself idk, that's kinda bad. Ports on the back is the way to go. All that being said, the lightness (4.8lb), reasonable sized power brick, crazy vivid per key RGB, and well optimized AI modes for gaming/quiet time mean I'm switching over from Legion to Aorus.

The laptop lasted a few months, crashed, and is now stuck in the bios screen. After some testing I figured out the ssd failed. The seller so far has not helped and directs me to the factory warranty even though they installed the ssd after manufacture