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In this hands on review, we take a look at the Origin EON15-S, or the CLEVO N850HK1, the same exact machine that's available from a number of different manufacturers. This reliance on prebuilt machines undercuts what are usually strong points for Origin, namely: overclocking, cohesive design, and build quality.

Not that there's anything fatally wrong with the Origin EON15-S, but it doesn't exactly have the best chassis; there are flex points and panel gaps all over the machine's exterior.

Under the hood, we found a predictable set of parts for the price point. Our review unit was powered by an Intel Core i7 7700HQ, 8GB of RAM, and GTX 1050ti. The system pumped out decent graphics for most games, which is fine for picking up a few games of Battlefield 1, but we expected more from a true gaming laptop.

With a price point of $1,300 dollars, the Origin EON15-S won't be converting many PC gamers to this product. At the end of the day, if you're looking for a gaming laptop, consider spending a few hundred dollars more on a laptop that is geared specifically for gaming.

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