Performance - This thing rocks, I measured the GPU pulling ~180W under full load, which is quite high and probably puts it somewhere around a 5060 Ti in terms of desktop GPU performance. The CPU is also quite a monster, destroying the benchmarks with some of the highest Cinebench R24 scores I’ve seen outside of beefy desktop computers.
Software - The overall experience of Goper has been greatly improved from what the Titan 16 Pro had at launch, with a much more modern and refined look, and not confusing to navigate.
Lighting - Zero complaints with this, everything looked great, was nicely diffused, and easily adjustable. You can select from many different preset modes or customize each preset a bit, along with individual key LED control within Goper. I personally like the “Matrix” preset the best in all red, which I have demoed for you here:
Display - At 500 nits, it gets quite bright and is very clear in a well-lit room, adding on the 300hz refresh rate, the only thing better would be an OLED or Mini-LED, which would definitely increase the price of the laptop, but as far as IPS goes, this is a great panel.