Acer Aspire 5 Slim Laptop, 15.6 Inches FHD IPS Display, 8th Gen Intel Core i5-8265U, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 10 Home, A515-54-51DJ

This computer can not hold a charge. Had this computer for two years already have to replace it. Not only can it not hold a charge the charger will not stay connected. Ive replaced the charger and thats not the problem.

Excelente producto

Compared to my old laptop the Acer is very fast. Meets my expectations with the intended use 100 %.

I bought this laptop on Prime Day and honestly didnt expect much. But I really, really love it!

Excelente performance y espetacular apariencia.

got it for 399 on black friday, was considering a chromebook as all I needed was chrome, this blows away anything I would have gotten, definitely recommend. solid keyboard, good trackpad, speakers arent bad, boots quickly and ips screen is good.

Worked for a few months. Going round and round with acer to get it fixed. Had to pay to send it to Acer. When they sent it back repaired, it worked for about 2 weeks. Bought acers before, they are great as long as you dont have any issues. Customer service/warranty is the worst Ive ever dealt with. I will never purchase another acer computer.

Arrived quickly and just as described. Have been set up and working for a week plus now and everything is working very nicely and smoothly. They have worked for our needs perfectly. We use them in business in a business environment. While windows home did bring about some sharing/networking issues with the way we had our systems set up prior and printer sharing and such.....we were able to work through this with the aid of a few YouTube tutorial videos we found on properly setting up file sharing to network successfully with home version of windows. We share quickbooks company files and a printer so sharing and networking are key. We were able to do all that self setting up everything in house with zero support. Id say I have 3/10 experience level here with setting up networking and file sharing....so the machines work well! High recommends.

Have had many laptops--IBM Think Pads, HP series, Dell and most recently an 8-year old Sony that I replaced the hard drive with SSD and finally was about to die. Purchased this based on online recommendations, price and current reduced computing needs. My first Acer product, and is now used mostly for email, internet and some light document producing. 8th Gen i5 processor is little improvement over my i5 3rd gen--fast enough I guess, but I expected a lot more (would not work well for gaming and speed driven apps). Screen quality is acceptable but not as good as slightly more expensive HP laptop recently purchased for my wife (HP i5 is also faster). Hardwear is nothing special, but does not look or feel overly cheap. Large track pad that is pretty sensitive, but I use a mouse most of the time and the keyboard is a long reach if you are going to do a lot of typing (and I have long fingers). Keys function well, but this is always a personal preference. There is no signal light for NUM LOCK or CAPS, can be a little annoying, but not that big a deal I guess. Key backlighting is good. 1080 screen is OK but not all that sharp compared to other slightly more expensive brands. Internet/browser connections are a bit sluggish, and I do not have a lot apps, and basic security software--this could be Microsoft and Chrome issue as much as the PC. Actually my biggest complaint is how badly Office 365, especially Outlook perform, after a couple of months still have to reset often, and have not been able to consolidate my multiple mailboxes on Outlook 365--many, many bugs and I guess we can blame both MS and Acer for this. In summary, for the price and my basic computing needs it is as advertised, but if you are used to/need more power, Ultra HD screen quality and the little functional upgrades in machines that cost $50-150 more-- you should probably consider some alternatives.

I am taking 17 credit hours worth of classes in college, I run high school track, and I work 20 hours a week. This laptop has the battery life to last the entire day with heavy use. Since Im a computer science major, it was very important to get a powerful computer, but on a budget. I landed here because this laptop has a reasonably powerful CPU. However, since it only has a discrete GPU, there will be no gaming on it. This isnt a bad thing though; this laptop isnt marketed towards gamers, its meant for business and college. The keyboards LEDs are very nice, however sometimes a bit in-consistent. Really, the worst thing about this computer is that the RAM is split into 2 sticks. One stick is soldered on, while the other 4GB stick is interchangeable. This makes upgrading it awkward because you always want to upgrade RAM with identical sticks. All of this said, its a great laptop, definitely worth the price!