Full Specifications
| GPU | RTX 5070 Ti 12GB GDDR7 · 140W TGP |
| CPU | AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 · 12 cores |
| RAM | 32GB LPDDR5X · soldered |
| Storage | 1TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe |
| Display | 16" 2560×1600 OLED 240Hz · 500 nits |
| Weight | 2.0kg |
| Battery | 99Wh |
| Price | ~$2,699 |
Score Breakdown
Gaming Performance and 3DMark
The exact-configuration publisher results below retain the source's 1080p test settings. Upscaling, Frame Generation, and GPU power remain explicitly marked as not stated where the source does not identify them.
Thermals & Noise
The Stealth A16 AI+ attempts to sustain a high GPU power limit in a roughly 2.0kg chassis. The temperature and noise figures below come from published testing of a comparable configuration, not a FRAMELIMIT test. Expect results to vary by performance profile, firmware, and combined CPU/GPU workload.
Display
The 16" 2560×1600 OLED at 240Hz is exceptional — the same class of display found in machines costing $1,000 more. True blacks, 100% DCI-P3, factory-calibrated to Delta-E under 2. The 500-nit peak brightness is better than most OLEDs in laptops, though still behind MiniLED at HDR peak. Response time at 0.2ms eliminates any ghosting at 240Hz. For both gaming and creative work this is among the best displays in any laptop.
Pros & Cons
- RTX 5070 Ti at 140W in a 2.0kg chassis
- OLED 240Hz — exceptional display
- 6-hour battery — best in RTX 5070 Ti tier
- Near-silent in everyday use
- Premium build — magnesium-aluminum
- Soldered RAM — buy 32GB or 64GB upfront
- AMD platform — minor app compatibility edge cases
- 50dB fan noise at full gaming load
Who Should Buy This?
You want RTX 5070 Ti performance with genuine portability. Perfect for mixed work+gaming use with regular travel.
You need upgradeable RAM. The soldered memory means you're locked at purchase config forever.
Related Reviews and Alternatives
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