I had my eyes on an Aero 15 for a while and I finally decided to buy one when it recently went on sale. Here's my review of the Aero 15.PROS:1. It's a good looking laptop. Slim, light, very thin bezels, metal all around, solid feel.2. They advertise the internal component manufacturers and everything is top shelf (except for Killer Wi-Fi...). Samsung display, Samsung memory, Grizzly thermal compound, Intel SSD drive, etc. I wish all manufacturers were doing this.3. Available with OLED 4K display. Not many "gaming" laptops offer this. While gaming in 4K is probably out of the question on the 1660 Ti, one could use a lower resolution for gaming and use 4K for work and media consumption.4. Great assortment of ports, including Thunderbolt 3 (rare on "gaming" laptops).5. Free M.2 internal slot for extra storage, upgrade-able memory.6. Big battery.7. Very competitive price for the specs.CONS:1. The laptop arrived with a defective display. On the black boot-up screen pixels would randomly fire up. Once booted up, there were flickering lines and bands randomly appearing on the screen. I noticed it within the first 3 seconds after powering up. What kind of quality control does Gigabyte have these days?2. I didn't like the keyboard at all. The first thing I noticed was that the keys were very stiff. I have never typed on a stiffer keyboard, and I've typed on many keyboards. But the worst thing about this keyboard is that they crowded the keys together! At first I couldn't figure out why it feels so wrong, and then I measured it (left edge of Q to right edge of P). Compared to 2 other laptops and a desktop keyboard, the key sizes were the same, but the keys were slightly crowded together horizontally. I suppose they really wanted to make the numpad keys the same size as the others. Then they had to crowd the keys to make the keyboard fit. My other full keyboard laptop has narrower numpad keys, and I've seen that done on other laptops too. As a touch typist I am very disappointed with this keyboard.3. This keyboard has very bright RGB lights. Even on the lowest brightness setting I found them too bright.4. There are no indicator lights for power, disk activity, battery charging, caps lock, num lock. I can only assume that the same people who botched the keyboard decided we don't need those anymore.5. The RGB lit keyboard only lights up the primary key functions. The secondary functions are not lit. This was not a big deal for regular typing, but for things like adjusting brightness or volume you better have a flashlight handy because those symbols are not lit. I find this ridiculous.6. Minor keyboard complaint: since this is more of a versatile laptop and not a purely "gaming" one, I wish they didn't use the ridiculous font they used on the keys.7. Coil whine. Annoying non stop coil whine.8. In CPU stress tests one core would heat up significantly more than the others, by as much as 10 degrees C, most likely due to bad thermal paste application. Another QC failure.Gigabyte had a good thing going with the Aero line. They found a good niche in the market for a premium versatile laptop. The laptop is very well spec'd and priced but the product was ruined for the sake of symmetry and who knows what other design principles only other designers would care for. The lack of quality control is quite obvious, too. I really wanted to like this laptop but I just couldn't, so I returned it.