Acer Aspire 5 A515-56-347N Slim Laptop - 15.6 Full HD IPS Display - 11th Gen Intel i3-1115G4 Dual Core Processor - 8GB DDR4 - 128GB NVMe SSD - WiFi 6 - Amazon Alexa - Windows 11 Home in S Mode

Cumple con lo prometido

It does what it is needed for and that’s the important thing

Windows 11 is terrible with continuous ads popping up which interferes with what I am trying to do. S mode is a great hinderance to loading needed apps. getting machine to work with printers is a herculean task. It would keep saying the printer is offline or shut down when it wasnt. Then it might work for one day before starting the nonsense over. Finally the the mouse function as well as the scroll function ceased to operate. So the machine is locked up on the last page of you tube I was viewing. The latter problem appeared two days after the return window closed. Piece of junk on all counts.

Performed well! Great value . Wish the keyboard was backlit

I like it, theres really nothing that I dislike.

My wife just wanted something for surfing and office/teacher work. This fits her purpose to a tee. No more grumblings from another room about battery life or slow load speeds. One handed retrieval from her nightstand and the silence is golden.

i bought this laptop thinking it would be perfect. i looked at a lot of other models and this one seemed the best and it was cheap. i found out first hand why that is when it arrived. first of all please avoid this laptop at all costs. it looks like a great cheap laptop. its defective from the factory. please research this for yourself. it ships with a firmware that will prevent the battery from charging. that’s right. from the factory it will brick itself and not charge. if your install takes too long or if you buy it and you don’t have over 40% battery charge to install the newest bios from acer, which voids your windows home s right off the bat, you are stuck with a brick. there’s no way to charge the battery. i got to go through the forced microsoft startup experience which took about 30 minutes to complete due to the computer deciding to get online and completely update windows with no way to bypass it first thing and then i wondered why it wasn’t charging. i found out at 15% battery remaining that it was a critical bios issue but if it dropped below 40% i would no longer be able to charge it. and that’s what happened. as i frantically sat with my brand new computer i tried to force the bios update, the machine hit 10% battery life, auto power saving hibernation mode instantly, i tried to reboot into windows and it’s bricked with a red battery logo now.

Bought the computer as a main home laptop used primarily for web surfing and video watching with light gaming. The specs listed deceive on the delivered performance. Even now watching Twitch on one tab and having a second tab open completely bogs the system down. The system lags and freezes constantly when doing any 2 tasks at once. Twitch and Youtube videos have to be ran at 480p to get no interuptions on even streaming video! Extremely frustrating as i bought the system for basic tasks that it struggles to handle. tried clearing out all processes not needed and the system still runs at 85% + memory usage while doing nothing. Definitely a bottleneck there for even basic tasks.

I needed a laptop with a decent battery life, and room for upgrade. Mostly for office work and media consumption. Web surfing needed, strong wifi, I wanted S mode for security. I wanted access to office.com for document use. I wanted decent audio too. The laptop I got provided all of that. The audio at 100 percent was adequate for media, but my Bluetooth speaker works better. I can still hear it fine without the Bluetooth. I charged the laptop to 100 percent and watched a series, I like, for three hours before it reached 50 percent. So, for media consumption at full brightness gave me plenty of battery. I think I could get a total of five- or six-hours watching movies. I charged it back up from 50 percent to 100 percent in two hours while I watched more series episodes. I keep the touch pad turned off all the time. I never use it, because I prefer a wireless mouse. The laptop is about the size of my 14-inch Chromebook. This laptop, however, is more powerful. So far, I am pleased with this purchase. This would not be suitable for gaming or video editing, but I use my desktop for those things. I recommend this laptop for the things Ive mentioned and the low price. The laptop I bought has the following specs.

I dont game, nor do I use it on battery only. Yes, the weight is decent. It is quick to turn on and functions well. I use it with an added keyboard.