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Eluktronics MAG-15 Slim & Ultra Light NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Gaming Laptop with Mechanical RGB Keyboard - Intel i7-9750H CPU 8GB GDDR6 VR Ready GPU 15.6” 144Hz Full HD IPS 1TB NVMe SSD + 32GB RAM

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Capacity: 2070 | 1TB NVMe + 32GB RAM


Features

  • Designed in collaboration with Intel - Premium detail from the inside and out to provide a revolutionary product.
  • Intel Core i7-9750H 6-Core Processor (Up to 4.5GHz); Windows 10 Home 64 Bit (Clean Install, No Bloatware)
  • 8GB GDDR6 VRAM NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q Graphics Card; 32GB DDR4 RAM & 1TB PCIe NVMe SSD
  • 15.6" Full HD (1920 x 1080) LED-backlit IPS 144Hz Refresh Rate Display; Thunderbolt 3 Port; HDMI 2.0b Port
  • Brown switch mechanical keyboard; Intel WiFi 6; Glass Precision Touchpad; 6-cell 94WHr Long life Battery

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Capacity:2070 | 1TB NVMe + 32GB RAM The Eluktronics MAG-15 stakes it's claim as the lightest 15.6" gaming laptop in the industry! Comprised of magnesium alloy, a lighter but sturdier material than aluminum metal, this 15.6" laptop weighs just 4.15 pounds. Designed in collaboration with Intel, this notebook is a perfect solution for both gamers and content creators. Massive battery life, Thunderbolt 3, next generation wireless, advanced speakers, glass touchpad, check! Keep reading and you'll find this laptop checks every possible need on anyone's list!Processor: Intel Core i7-9750H Six Cores - 12 Threads (2.6-4.5GHz TurboBoost, 12MB L3 Cache)RAM: 32GB DDR4 2666MHz RAM (2 Dimm)Display: 15.6" Narrow Bezel Full HD IPS 144Hz Anti-Glare Display (1920 x 1080)Graphics Card: 8GB GDDR6 VRAM NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-QPrimary: 1TB Ultra Performance PCIe NVMe SSDInternal Expansion: One empty M.2 PCIe bayOptical Drive: N/AWireless: Intel WiFi 6 AX200 & Bluetooth 5.0Keyboard: Premium full size NKRO (N-Key Rollover) mechanical per-key RGB backlit gaming keyboard with anti-ghosting and 2.0mm travelLight Bar: Customizable RGB Light BarMouse: Glass Microsoft Precision (PTP) Touchpad with multi-gesture and scrolling functionWebcam: IR Webcam with Windows Hello Support and dual digital microphonesPorts: 1 Thunderbolt 3 Port, 1 HDMI x 2.0, 1 USB 3.1 (Gen 2), 2 USB 3.1 (Gen 1), 4-In-1 Card Reader, Gigabit Ethernet RJ45, Audio out & Mic In, Kensington Lock slotAudio: Realtek High Definition AudioPower Adapter: 230 Watt AC AdapterBattery: 6-Cell 94Wh Extended Life PolymerProduct Dimensions: 14.03" x 9.19" x 0.80"Weight: 4.15lbsWarranty: One Year Eluktronics with lifetime USA based technical support!


Standing screen display size: ‎15.6 Inches


Screen Resolution: ‎1920x1080


Max Screen Resolution: ‎1920 x 1080


Processor: ‎2.6 GHz core_i7


RAM: ‎32 GB DDR4


Memory Speed: ‎2666 MHz


Hard Drive: ‎1 TB flash_memory_solid_state


Graphics Coprocessor: ‎NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070


Chipset Brand: ‎NVIDIA


Card Description: ‎Dedicated


Wireless Type: ‎Bluetooth


Brand: ‎Eluktronics


Series: ‎Dell Precision


Hardware Platform: ‎PC


Operating System: ‎Windows 10


Item Weight: ‎4.15 pounds


Package Dimensions: ‎24.2 x 19.53 x 6.46 inches


Processor Brand: ‎Intel


Processor Count: ‎6


Computer Memory Type: ‎DDR4 SDRAM


Flash Memory Size: ‎1 TB


Hard Drive Interface: ‎Solid State


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: August 31, 2019


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    • Powerful, Well-Built Laptop With Some Flaws
I ordered an MSI GS65 Stealth a few weeks before hearing about and getting this laptop, so I'm going to review this laptop by comparing the two. From a hardware/performance perspective, the MAG-15 outdoes the GS65 in almost every way. From an aesthetic and overall build quality perspective, it's a bit more mixed. From a price perspective, the MAG-15 is the obvious winner. Stuff that's the same: Both devices have an i7-9750H, RTX 2070 Max-Q, 32 GB of DDR4, 1 TB of NVMe storage, 15-inch 1920x1080 IPS display, and weigh just under 2 kg. Stuff that's not the same: *Display* The display on the GS65 is superior. It has a 240 Hz refresh rate over the MAG-15's 144 Hz panel. Both are buttery smooth and most people will not notice the difference. The real issue with the MAG-15's panel is a strange backlight bleed between the pixels. It can only be seen with certain solid colors (especially blue), and appears as thin white lines between the individual pixels. Not a massive problem, but definitely detracts from the experience and is disappointing given how good the rest of the machine is. *Keyboard* The keyboard on the GS65 strikes me as pretty typical. It's good and I have no complaints. The keyboard on the MAG-15 is very different. I personally like it, but others may not. It's clicky, has good travel for a laptop keyboard, and is pretty satisfying to type on. I have no recommendation of one over the other. *Trackpad* The trackpad on the GS65 is superior. The texture is more grippy, which you may or may not like. The trackpad on the MAG-15 doesn't feel like it's mounted solidly, so when it's clicked, the entire trackpad shifts ever so slightly. As with the display, not a huge issue, but definitely feels cheap and out of place on this machine. It also feels slightly less accurate than the GS65's trackpad. *Overall Build Quality* The MAG-15 has superior build quality. It's hard to quantify, but it just feels more solid when pulling it out of my bag and handling it. The GS65 isn't poorly built, but it doesn't inspire the same confidence the MAG-15 does. The body of the MAG-15 is almost entirely a magnesium alloy. The GS65 is a mix of aluminum (I think) and plastic on the back edge. *Aesthetics* Both are clean, professional-looking machines that wouldn't look out of place in a board meeting. The GS65 is a little flashier with it's gold trim, whearas the MAG-15 is a solid matte-black, except for the logo (which is slightly crooked on my model). The MAG-15 also comes with no "RTX" stickers and the like; the GS65 does. *Size* Both laptops have practically identical width and thickness. The MAG-15 isn't as deep (distance front to back) as the GS65. Difference is about 1 cm. The power supply for the MAG-15 is larger than that for the GS65 but weighs about the same. *Upgradeability* The MAG-15 is vastly superior here. The motherboard on the GS65 is flipped (ram and storage on the keyboard side), making upgrades much more involved than on most other laptops, including the MAG-15. Think 5 minutes to install an SSD or upgrade the RAM vs 30, along with less risk of damaging something. *Wi-Fi* The MAG-15 is superior. It comes with Wi-Fi 6 (ax); the GS65 still uses the older ac standard. *Battery* The MAG-15 is superior. It comes with a 94 whr battery; the GS65 comes with an 80 whr battery. *I/O* What is different: The GS65 has a mini-displayport port; the MAG-15 does not. The MAG-15 makes up for this though with its Thunderbolt 3 port. The GS65 also has TB3, but it doesn't appear to support driving two displays at once. The TB3 port on the MAG-15 does. The MAG-15 also has an SD card reader; the GS65 does not. The port placement on the MAG-15 is much better than on the GS65. The GS65 has power and all of its video ports on the right-hand side. Power isn't an issue as both laptops have a right-angle connector for this, but most video cables will interfere with mouse use on the GS65 if you're right-handed. The MAG-15 puts power, TB3, HDMI 2.0, and ethernet on the back. *Cooling* The MAG-15 is superior. Running an AIDA 64 stress test on both machines with both set to "performance" mode, the GS65 immediately settles in at 3.1-3.25 GHz on all cores, with 3 of its cores in the upper 90s C and the other three around 80, courtesy of terrible heatpipe placement. The MAG-15 starts out at 3.6 GHz on all cores for about a minute, with all cores between 80 and 90 C, then throttles back to around 3.2-3.3 GHz with all cores at 70-80 C. These results are for the MAG-15 out-of-the-box, but the GS65 repasted with Noctua NH1 and running a -150 mV undervolt. The cooling isn't as impressive as Dave implies in his review, but it's definitely better than the GS65. Not sure how much that's saying though. *Miscellaneous* The rubber feet on the MAG-15 are much grippier than the feet on the GS65. The GS65 slides rather easily; the MAG-15 does not. The MAG-15 also makes very quiet "electronic" noises, for lack of a better term. Not noticeable unless you're in a quiet room. The sound card also seems to be slightly better on the GS65, though not by much. *Price* The MAG-15 cost me $2000 as configured and was tax-free. The GS65 cost $2700 with tax. If you're considering the GS65 and the MAG-15, the pricing and hardware advantages make the MAG-15 the clear winner, unless you: 1) are really picky about your trackpad and/or display, 2) really hate the keyboard on the MAG-15, and/or 3) place great value on the aesthetics of the GS65. Eluktronics team -- if you all read this, please fix the display and trackpad. If they were on par with the GS65, this would almost unconditionally be the best laptop in this class available right now and would easily be worth $500 more than the current asking price. *Updates 27-Sept-2019* Some more thoughts after using for a week: if you turn off the light bar on the front, there are zero lights anywhere on the outside of the machine. If you find blinky LEDs all over everything as annoying as I do, you'll appreciate this. It does require you to open the lid though to confirm it's charging. The Intel and RTX stickers are included separately in the box. The trackpad seems to be mounted solidly on the keyboard side and cantilevered going towards the user. So the user-side floats a bit above the mechanical left/right click buttons underneath. As mentioned above, not a bad experience and something I got somewhat accustomed to, but definitely inferior to the GS65. Display -- I don't really notice the between-pixel backlight bleed in day-to-day use. Battery -- I got about 6.5 hours running a mix of chrome, Python development, a web server, Slack, Outlook, and Spotify, on a mix of the three performance settings. Keyboard -- I think heavy typists (like me) will probably find the keyboard better than light typists. As another reviewer mentioned, sometimes if you press a key lightly, you'll think it registered, but it didn't. Wireless display -- The MAG-15 (and GS65) both support Windows' built-in wireless display functionality. Boot/wake time -- They are atrocious on the MAG-15. I have no idea why, but booting from off takes about 20 seconds, and waking from sleep when you open the lid takes about 10. I tried installing Windows on a different SSD (Samsung 970 EVO), and same thing. I haven't timed the GS65, but it's probably around 3x as fast for boot and almost instant for wake. If you're the kind of person to whip out your laptop, get straight to work for a few minutes, and repeat throughout the day, you'll probably find this annoying. Speaking of Windows re-install -- It was pretty normal. Eluktronics has all of the necessary drivers and utilities easily accessible on their website. (You won't be able to rely on Windows' driver installer to get everything.) Also, the laptop truly does not ship with any bloatware. I usually do a clean Windows install on any new computer I buy to get rid of OEM-installed junk, but did not need to in this case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2019 by Evan L.
    • Check Out Dave Lee Review On YouTube
This laptop got a GREAT review on YouTube by Dave Lee who is probably the 'go too' guy for laptop review. Check it out if you are interested. I don't work for the company but I'm a huge fan of Dave.
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2019 by genomecop
    • Was skeptical to pre-order, but very satisfied!
So I will admit - I was one of those people who saw the Dave2D review of this laptop and thought "how could I go wrong?" and immediately pre-ordered. The following weeks I had been trying to find other reviewers videos of the product to reinforce my decision to purchase early, and all I could find were forums and reddit threads that made me skeptical and doubt the 5 minute review Dave had given it. But here I am, 2 days after receiving my MAG-15 and REALLY enjoying it (despite some cons). I ordered the 1660Ti + 32gb RAM + 1Tb Nvme variant (no custom thermal paste/liquid metal) to use as my secondary machine for travel when I am not at my desktop machine. My main use cases for this laptop are CAD, 3D modeling, photo editing, and occasional gaming. Portability is a huge factor, as well as battery life, so the 94w battery and slim & sleek design were the main selling points. I have never written a review before, but I have followed the release of this laptop so closely and have been constantly monitoring any news about it that I figured I would write one - so let's just jump into some bullet points. Pros: - Lightweight - It's shockingly light. Coming from using a 7lb Sager laptop with a beefy discrete GPU and massive body, this thing is absurdly light and portable. - Quiet - Even running at the full performance mode, the noise level is tolerable. When set to "balanced" for just browser use, it's practically silent and produces little to no heat. Again, my main point of comparison is a 17" Sager laptop (i7 9750h, RTX 2070, 32gb RAM, 2tb nvme) - that thing chucks heat and the fans usually have to be on full blast for most use cases. Off the bat, the MAG-15 feels much more tuned and versatile with the fan curves and power settings than the Sager. - Battery - Any laptop I've ever had, I never base battery performance off of how long I can game or do demanding tasks on battery - that's never a good benchmark IMO. Battery performance is crucial for when I want to browse, manage files, edit photos, etc. - anything demanding I always bust out the power brick. But I wanted a machine that could actually handle being on battery for multiple hours while I check emails, watch YouTube, yadda yadda - and this does just that. I've gotten a full 7 hours out of the laptop set to balanced settings while not doing anything demanding on 40% brightness. This is ideal to me. - Performance - Performs just as I expected given the hardware in here. I opted for the 1660Ti to save a buck and because my desktop is meant for more intense GPU work, and the 1660Ti pushes enough frames in all titles I play to still utilize the 144hz screen. I haven't noticed the undervolting of the CPU too much in any CPU heavy work I do, but that will have to come with more testing. Overall - performs just as it is specced and I am very satisfied. Quick render speeds, file read and writes are just as fast as my 970 evo, and in Overwatch I was getting mid 100's fps on ultra settings. During long renders and gaming sessions I wasn't pushing temps past 91 degrees, and on idle and browsing it sits comfortably around 40 degrees celsius. No thorough testing there but enough to check all boxes for me. - Software - the Eluktronics control software is very simple, fast, and has enough control of everything that I want to touch. Cons: - Keyboard - the keyboard got a lot of flack on forums and reddit posts, and I will agree, it's a little odd. I got used to it very quickly, and I enjoy the clacky feel of it now that I am accustomed to it. The biggest con for me on the keyboard is that the actuation is a little over the place - sometimes it takes a full press, and other times a light press will actuate a key. Don't hate it, but it is quirky. - Track pad - same thing here. It's just a little finicky and the palm rejection isn't amazing. Very smooth, but the sensitivity took some adjusting in Windows. - Backlight bleed - there is a fair amount of backlight bleed when the screen is on and set to black. Not enough to drive me crazy, but is more noticeable than other panels I've used. - Speakers - this is my biggest gripe. The speakers are super tinny and poor quality. I am mostly a headphone user, but when I have to use the built in speakers, it's very very underwhelming. They're downward facing and have almost no low end. - Optimus - I do wish I could disable Nvidia Optimus and only use the discrete GPU when using VR and specific applications, but it hasn't gotten in the way yet. Overall, I love this machine despite some nit-picking I have with certain cons. I do wish it had an additional video output and another thunderbolt 3 port, but I can manage. The sheer portability for how well this performs is the primary selling point and I'm excited to see how many miles I can get out of this machine. 4/5 stars in my book! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2019 by Henry Beach

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