Did everything I needed it to, runs high end games fine and is capable of running a lot of applications at once. Looks great and has great customization with the keyboard lights.

Slight overheating problem when running cpu heavy games and webcam placement is a little strange, something i feel is necessary for the laptop to look more sleek however.

Very nice laptop with crisp display. Runs perfectly fine and looks very nice.

the speed and 3D capabilities. range of ports for utility. Pantone certified. good Sound (in headphones). keyboard is amazing.

built-in speakers are crap. backlight bleed was distracting during dark moments in games/movies.

I had to exchange my first copy the Gigabyte Aero 15X because I kept getting blue screens of video card errors, letters on my keyboard didn't work and the laptop would get insanely hot. My second copy of this laptop was giving me similar but less frequent grief, until I spent an entire weekend upgrading drivers and getting rid of bloated software. I would still occasionally get fatal graphics card errors when exporting videos on Adobe Premier Pro or photos from Lightroom. Moreover, the screen had an extreme amount of flex, and If you open up the back to upgrade the ram or hard drive, it will void the Gigabyte 2 year warranty, which feels counter productive when buying a product that advertises it's upgrade-ability. Not impressed and certainly was not worth the $3200 I spent on it. Much buyers remorse. I have since replaced this aptop with a much cheaper ASUS ROG HERO II ($2050 at the time of this review), which hasn't given me any problems and works A LOT better with the Adobe CC and light gaming.