ROG Flow Z13 (2025) Gaming Laptop, 13” ROG Nebula 16:10 2.5K 180Hz/3ms, AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 395, RDNA 3.5 Graphics, 128GB LPDDR5X 8000MHz, 1TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD, Wi-Fi 7, Win 11 Pro, GZ302EA-XS99

I purchased the ASUS ROG Flow Z13 recently, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. The design is sleek yet durable, and the performance is outstanding—whether I’m handling HRIS systems, multitasking with Microsoft Office, or enjoying gaming sessions like Hogwarts Legacy or Aliens: Fireteam Elite. Performance: Fast boot-up, smooth multitasking, and excellent graphics for both work and play. Portability: Lightweight and versatile, perfect for hybrid work setups and remote productivity. Warranty & Coverage: The Gold Premium Care package gives me peace of mind with accidental damage protection and battery service for years to come. Customization: I love being able to personalize it (I even named mine), which makes the device feel like part of my digital ecosystem. Overall, this laptop balances power, flexibility, and reliability. It’s ideal for professionals who need a dependable machine and gamers who want immersive performance. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a long-term investment in both productivity and entertainment.

If you have used the previous models this will live up to the hype. With the new Ryzen CPUs the battery life on normal tasks is several hours, no longer the hour it has been with the GPUs. This was a pleasant surprise. For years I've looked for a good 2 in 1 laptop tablet for travel and work. Many of the units don't have the power. Ports are always missing. Charging is a pain. I even tried the original EVE Tech V as a possible option (don't bother with EVE Tech/Dough, hype over performance and delivery). These provide power, charging through any USB C (albeit slow on small bricks, LoL), quality screens, a keyboard that doesn't suck (expectations tempered for those of us with mechanical keyboards), an overall quick and quality experience. The only place these did not shine was in battery life but with everything else covered that has been acceptable to me. A 10,000mAh batter plugged in USB C has often gotten me through a few hours of work moving around a construction site or job project.

The device itself is flawless. Runs anything I want. Fans are loud! Redefines jet engine sounds. I don't care though. I'm a cooling first/ max performance over acoustics. The keyboard attachment. Trash. Mine kept turning airplane mode on and off randomly causing online games to disconnect. Sometimes disconnecting and reattaching it causes it to not work. I just use a small wireless keyboard and mouse. Wayyyyyy better. The screen is so bright it hurts my eyes. Don't max it out if you are up close 😎 colors are great.

When i this device there was a large blue bright spot on the left hand side of the screen along with some bad backlight bleeding, unacceptable for a device in this price bracket. And when I try to initiate a return the only option it gives is UPS pickup due to its price. However i cannot due that as i am commuting or at work from 8-8 on weekdays and someone must be present to hand the package over. I spent over 4 hours with chat and over the phone with support to plead my case and only received copy paste message back. At the end i was basically told to figure it out myself. This was the first and now last time I will ever by anything expensive on this platform. If you must buy this laptop I plead with you to spend a little bit more to buy it from somewhere that treats their customers better.

The Rog Flow Z13 is the most innovative Windows machine I've ever encountered. Unified System Memory is amazing. The CPU/GPU/NPU integrated combination make it versatile for Gaming, 3D character and environment creation in Unity & Blender, Video Editing, as well as running local large language models. [Disclosure: I am receiving a warranty extension from ASUS for my feedback, but this in no way effects how I feel about the Rog Flow Z13(2025)]

This is undoubtedly one of the best performance devices available. Amazing hardware quality, and not only for gaming, but all workloads are processed super smooth and hyperfast.

After three months with this laptop, I want to share a clear, honest review. Gaming performance is excellent. I bought it mainly to play Black Myth: Wukong (BMW), and I’m happy to say I finished all challenge modes on this machine. For that alone, it feels worth it. The downside: it’s an AMD laptop, but mine shipped with an Intel-leaning Windows setup/drivers, and that caused the exact issues others warned about—freezes, random lockups, and forced hard resets. Reinstalling Windows with the proper AMD drivers/software stack should solve it. For a 3K laptop (especially in Canada), ASUS should have done better out of the box. That said, it’s still one of the coolest-looking laptops I’ve owned. Just make sure you understand the trade-offs before buying.

Very powerful machine and ideal for local LLM development, it will get hot when running LLM or playing video games. But unlike other typical laptop that the weight is on the keyboard side, this one is on the screen side. The good thing is that the keyboard is nice and cool. The cooling system is letting air flow from the back and out at the top, so make sure there are enough room from the wall, that said, do not cover the back with any cover.

Super expensive for what it is. -There are laptops with higher performance at a lower cost. -There are tablets that are lighter with longer battery for 1/5 of the cost. You'll need an exact use case for this hybrid. For me, I didn't want to "upgrade" my ROG Ally to the Ally X. It's a whopping 10 percent performance increase. I'm now using the Z13 along with XR glasses to fully play all my PC games on the comfort of my bed. It's something that the ROG Ally *can* have problems with depending on the game. No more wondering if it's going to lag, the Z13 crushes every game in my steam library at 1080p 120hz (the resolution of my XR glasses). ... It's still expensive AF.

Its an amazing device and ran my 49 odyssey ultra wide monitor and 2x 27 samsung monitor simultaneously with no issue but obviously this kicked it to overdrive and fan kicked in loud. On separate occasion played GTA 5 and the device gotta really hot and graphic performance started to dimish. At last, at one point my device starting making weird noises that similar to burning noise and I quick shut it down and smelled the device for any burnt smell, luckily I didn't smell anything but after that, the LED lighting at the back stopped working.... I'm thinking it has potential but still a long way to go for solving heating problems and being more efficient.