ASUS G751J Gaming Notebook Review
Published by Marc Büchel on 10.07.15Page:
Display / Input Devices
Display
ASUS equipped the G751J with a 17.3'' IPS display that features Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution. Furthermore the display comes with LED backlight and the panel surface received a matte coating, which reduces reflections to a minimum. Although this is an IPS panel color reproduction could be better, since only 82 percent for the sRGB color space are covered. The brightness is on a very good level with an anverage of up to 320 Candela per squaremeter. The contrast is at 951:1, which is a very good value once again and the black level is convincing at 0.35 cd/m2. Since ASUS is using an IPS panel with this notebook, viewing angle sability is great as well.
With this notebook you also get NVIDIA's G-Sync technology. G-Sync is capable of adjusting the refresh rate of the display to the frames per second reached in the games you're playing. This removes any nasty tearing effects and compared to V-Sync there is no performance hit.
Input Devices
The G751J Gaming Notebook comes with a standard keyboard and a number pad next to it. Inbetween you also find arrow keys which are suitable not only for gamers, office users will enjoy them equally. Basically the keyboard is much alike an Apple keyboard. The key drop is well chosen and the pressure point leaves a good impression. The keys themselves come with a slightly rough surface and provide good grip. Furthermore the chassis doesn't bend. This is another indicator for high build quality.
Centered, below the keyboard you can find the touchpad. Fortunately this has not been integrated into the material of the chassis and offers a left and a right key. The touchpad also offers supports multitouch gestures, which work perfectly fine. Overall the touchpad is what you expect it to be: precise and responsive. Apart from that the two mousebuttons - left and right - are also as responsive as they should be and they offer a well defined release point.
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