Slim and light in its class, serious gaming power, handy matte screen finish

Fiddly trackpad buttons, limited battery life (naturally)

The fiddly-feeling mousepad is about the only disappointment to note. Well, that and the predictably limited battery life.

Low-key looks ; Serious power ; Good screen quality

Gets loud ; Weak trackpad

The P37X is proof that beefy performance doesn’t have to equal a beefy body

The Gigabyte P37X is built for gaming speed, based on a large 17-inch display chassis but in a thinner than traditional case. With the help of the best single-chip mobile graphics processor currently on the market it can play any game you want, up to...

If you're after a laptop that'll eat the most demanding games for breakfast, the P37X is just the ticket. Its Intel Core i7 processor can hit speeds of up to 3.6GHz, while the Nvidia GTX980M graphics chip is one of the fastest on the market right now,...

Gigabyte's P37X laptop impresses with its powerhouse specs and graphical grunt but it does have a few drawbacks. For starters, it’s a huge laptop that's sure to take up almost all of your desk, but at least it's relatively light considering the size,...

If you're after a slick, thin, large and powerful gaming laptop that's not too over the top in the looks department, Gigabyte's P37X is the machine for you, even though it's pretty pricey and chomps through battery life faster than you'll be able to...

Very powerful GTX980M GPU ; Excellent general battery life ; Top draw specification

Gets extremely hot ; Restricted gaming performance using battery ; No Blu-ray drive

At £1650, Gigabyte’s Full HD P37X v5 offers a real high end gaming system with the latest Skylake i7-6700HQ CPU, GTX980M graphics with 8GB of GDDR5, 16GB of DDR4 and a lightning fast 256GB M.2 SSD. Sadly, no 4K display here, that costs you another...

Strong performance ; Portable ; Solid audio quality

Weird keyboard/touchpad alignment ; Color contrast isn’t as crisp as competitors ; Fan is noisy ; The Gigabyte P37x v4 has it’s faults, but few machines can match the level of portability and performance offered.

The Gigabyte P37x v4 has it’s faults, but few machines can match the level of portability and performance offered.

Build quality, swappable optical drive/hard drive bay, thin dimensions, gaming and productivity performance, price

Susceptible to fingerprints, poorly placed components (speakers, backlight, and trackpad), fan noise

The Gigabyte P37X v4 offers the performance of a i7-5700HQ and a GTX 980M in an impressively sleek and thin body. Thermals have improved over the previous P34W v3, but the cooling solution is still loud under load. No other laptops in this class offer...

Low-key looks ; Serious power ; Good screen quality

Gets loud ; Weak trackpad

The P37X is proof that beefy performance doesn't have to equal a beefy body

Great gpu power, good processor 16gb ddr3 easy upgrade since they put 1 8gb stick in not 2 4's. Great construction quality. Much lighter and skinnier then expected. Includes optical bay converter to ssd. Has 2 m.2 ssd slots onboard and 1 regular ssd...

Optical drive was dvd? Surprised and bought a bluray burner drive for it cheap. Odd choice on a high end machine. If your going to have optical at all, it should be the best. Hard to type and not get accidental input from touchpad. Plays games and...

For a capable gaming laptop, this is the thinnest, lightest laptop I know of. It's a great value. The screen is 17" with good brightness and color. It packs in a 980M 8 GB video card and a 5th Gen Intel processor while being $1000+ cheaper than...

This thing gets HOT running games. I'm impressed that it's stable with the temperatures on the bottom back of the laptop. It's definitely not comfortable directly on your lap when gaming. A lot of reviews commented on the fan noise. The fans do run a...