Asus Cheaper in Taiwan?

tiuxiuniu

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Hi Guys!

i have a question with regards to the Asus Gaming laptop and hope anyone here can advice me.

Currently i am aiming for the Asus G55VW

But i checked Taiwan has the Asus G53SX much more better and at the same price (Exchange Rate:s13:)

I am going there in June so i am rather keen to get that.

The only few concerns is that:
1) Wonder if there is a international warrantly?
2) is this gaming laptop good?
 

moomoox3

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Hi Guys!

i have a question with regards to the Asus Gaming laptop and hope anyone here can advice me.

Currently i am aiming for the Asus G55VW

But i checked Taiwan has the Asus G53SX much more better and at the same price (Exchange Rate:s13:)

I am going there in June so i am rather keen to get that.

The only few concerns is that:
1) Wonder if there is a international warrantly?
2) is this gaming laptop good?

If i not wrong most asus laptop are 2 year international warranty.
 

tiuxiuniu

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If i not wrong most asus laptop are 2 year international warranty.

ic thx but i just wonder since i am going to taiwan for holiday.. getting a asus that is created there seems like a good idea. wonder any one here did that before?

if yes can any one advice?
 

James Tang

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You may need to find those with international keyboards.

The models I have seen there mostly with chinese keyboard.
 

James Tang

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I did not check the pricing. Those I saw are general ASUS laptops. Most if not all of them has the chinese keyboard.

You may want to email ASUS to ask.
 
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