Yesterday we introduced the 2022 AERO 16 of Gigabyte. Today we will take a look at the AERO 17, a creative book with a more shocking vision.

Yesterday we introduced the Gigabyte 2022 AERO 16. Today we will take a look at AERO 17, a creative book with a more shocking vision.

Simply put, AERO 17 is an equal-scale enlarged version of AERO 16. They all use a CNC integrated aviation-grade aluminum alloy body, but the AERO 17 is stuffed into a larger screen, and there is enough space for the C side to add a digital keyboard. The weight has been increased from 2.3kg to 2.6kg, which is still not a burden and is portable. The

AERO 17 still uses a 3mm ultra-narrow border, with a screen-to-body ratio of more than 90%. It should be noted that the screen ratio of this product has been replaced by 16:9, and the panel material has also been replaced by OLED to miniLED. The resolution is 3840×2160 pixels, and it mainly features ultra-high brightness of 1000nits. It has passed the DisplayHDR 1000 certification, covering 100% P3 color gamut, and has a high refresh rate of 120Hz, and its display quality is still first-class.

AERO 17 is currently the main AERO 17 XE5 model in China, equipped with the 12th generation Core i7-12700H processor, and is equipped with a 105W NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti independent graphics card standard. The memory hard drive has multiple combinations of 16GB + 2TB, 32GB + 1TB and 32GB + 2TB. I personally recommend the 16GB + 2TB version of 17,999 yuan. The cooling design of

AERO 17, the internal slot and external interface are the same as that of AERO 16, and provides 2×Thunderbolt 4 (supports 100W PD charging), USB-C3.2 Gen2 (supports video output ), audio interface and power socket.

Overall, Gigabyte AERO 17 is a giant screen creation book with a larger field of view. The miniLED screen with a brightness of up to 1000nits is impressive. The combination of i7-12700H and RTX 3070 Ti independent graphics card is also very productive, and the 120Hz refresh rate screen is also quite friendly to players who love games. Still the same thing, can the current reputation of the Gigabyte brand still support a high premium? It depends on your personal thoughts.