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This computer has hardware that is typically more than the average person would use, great for cad projects, gaming, or just a computer that has capabilities to do whatever you'd want it to do for today and the future. Considering the cost and value there's no other computer I'd go with.

I'm not a computer person. But I have to say this one so easy to use

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

I've always been an earbuds person, and resisted trying headphones because I didn't like the idea of uncomfortable covers over my ears. These Bose QuietComfort Ultras, showed me I was completely wrong. They are extremely comfortable. So much so that I forget that I have them on. The Quiet, noise cancelling, mode is incredible ... the Immersive mode is next level. When listening to music in the Immersive mode it feels like you're at a concert playing all around you. I also love Aware mode, since it allows me to listen to a book or podcast and still hear my kids playing. I use these headphones throughout my work day, making calls and talking on video calls. They just don't have a flaw. I can't imagine ever using another brand.

I generally play with one other person through this, but occasionally we get guests who either sing or need to plug an instrument in. This can accommodate all of us and we use the BT400 not the 600. We use a Mackie thump speaker out of the subwoofer port which helps with fullness of the sound, not that it's bad to begin with. The only amp we used to bring along with our old PA was the bass amp but don't even need that anymore. Awesome sounding, portable and all the basic functionality you would need for a two or three person crew. The portability is awesome, we only use when when we play out as we have a dinosaur Peavy PA for practice that stays where it is. I use this Yamaha as speakers for my computer if I know we have a lot of time between gigs. Awesome for just playing music or trying karaoke at home too. If you're going to be playing a passive instrument through channels 5-8, you're going to want a booster.

Best gaming experience I’ve had in a long time...does make my face a little hot after playing awhile...but batt life is a good timer for being “done” for a minute while it charges up...onward and walking dead are my goto games...best tech for shooters reloading is actually half the fun

I've been playing video games since before I can remember I'm 30 now and this is the future of gaming

I just bought this for my new gaming computer and it sounds great

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's easy to see the appeal of this Mini LED monitor for gamers, especially with headline specs such as 144Hz refresh rate, plus the dedicated Game Bar which lets you adjust relevant settings as you're playing. Whether you're playing on PC or console, this is clearly one of the better options out there at the moment – whereas if you're doing computing first and gaming second, this kind of price point will likely feel like a mis-match. That's not to say it's a bad monitor for working on documents. Not at all – but Samsung has clearly prioritised gaming here, and that should play into your decision. With its 4K resolution (3,840 x 2,160 pixels), 1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, and typical 400 nits of brightness, it shows off games really well, and that extends to videos from the web or played over streaming apps too. It can cater for TV viewing too, so for some you'll want to consider this almost as a 43-inch gaming TV alternative, marrying the best of both worlds into one desktop solution. As far as the price goes, well, it's Mini-LED – it's at the forefront of what you can get right now and, clearly, its. Everything considered, though, it's another quality entry in the Neo series, especially for gamers seeking ace performance.