The average deltaE-1976 deviation after calibration is 9.07, which is considered a bad result, but it’s important to note that the second calibrator (below) got the right colors suitable for gaming. The measured maximum contrast ratio is really high for a TN panel – 770:1 We calibrated the display with its maximum brightness and native color temperature. Details appear a bit brighter with brightness set to 50% and 100%. The gamma we measured has acceptable deviation. Web-based colors will lack some tones in the red area. The G771s panel covers 95% of the sRGB color gamut, 68% of the NTSC and 74% of the Adobe RGB. The color temperature is 6600K which is pretty close to the optimal. The maximum brightness can offer good viewing even in bright places, while the deviation is neglectable. The maximum brightness is 322 cd/m2 witha a deviation of 9%. The results from this panel are almost identical to those in the N751JK. We can see that the TN panel lacks good viewing under 45 degrees. This is how the screen looks under microscope in white background. Color depth is 6-bit per channel and viewing angles are 70°/70°/60°/60° (left/right/up/down). According to the vendor, this panel has 300 cd/m2 maximum brightness and a contrast of 400:1. The pixel density of the display is 127 PPI with 0.119 x 0.199 mm space between them. The diagonal is 17.3″ (43.94 cm), the panel is LCD TN with WLED backlight and a resolution of 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) with mate surface. The G771 features the same AU OPTRONICS B173HW02 V.1 panel we saw in the N751JK, but both laptops could be found with IPS panels. There’s no wobbling and instability whatsoever, so it’s easy to use without any hassle. Sometimes we find ourselves pressing it accidentally, but we got used to it quite fast.
This one is much more sensitive when it comes to using mouse button 1 and 2. The touchpad is quite similar to the one we see in the Lenovo Y50, but it does have a significant difference.
There is the ROG logo on the bottom right corner, the red backlit keyboard and, of course – the stereo front speakers.
The interior of the G771 is also as attractive as on the outside. This one has a bulky 37 millimeter profile, but if that means better overall cooling for the system – we are O.K. However, its profile isn’t as thin as its competitors like the Lenovo Y50 and Acer Aspire Nitro V17. On the other side, you will find the DVD, 2x USB 3.0 ports and the 3.5 millimeter jack for a headset. The left side has the same port positioning we see in the N751 – LAN, HDMI, mini DisplayPort, and 2x USB 3.0 ports. The sides of the laptop feature chamfered aluminum edges which are anodized in red and look very stylish.
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