GIGABYTE P34G Pro Reviews

The Gigabyte P34G might not look or feel all that luxurious, but after a week with this power-packed gaming laptop, I felt spoiled by its performance. When it comes down to parts for pennies, this system goes uncontested. And that the P34G can play Titanfall at the highest settings with no problem makes me confident in its lasting power. While you won't get the flashy lights of the Alienware 14 or the slick build of the Razer Blade, you'll pay less for the same gaming experience and then some, framerate wise. You'll want to use a mouse, even when you're just poking around the web, and having a nice mechanical keyboard waiting for it on your desk wouldn't hurt either. This notebook offers great portability without sacrificing power or ports. All considered, the Gigabyte P34G is an amazing value and a portable beast of a gaming rig.

This is a formidable portable gaming laptop with an excellent screen and powerful hardware

Despite some issues (battery runtimes, stability of the keyboard and fan behavior), Gigabyte offers a really sophisticated gaming dwarf with the P34G. The manufacturer deserves credit for the thin chassis, which convinces us with good input devices, a clever port layout and a balanced display. While other notebooks have problems with visible blue casts, we get very balanced colors with the P34G. The combination of a thin case and powerful hardware is also unusual. Not many competitors would equip a 14-inch notebook with a GTX 760M. This concept does however result in a very high noise development. Sensitive gamers should look elsewhere, but you will get a unique notebook if you can live with the noise. One of the biggest competitors, the Razer Blade, is a better overall package, but cannot compete with the display of the P34G.