Acer Nitro 5 AN515-57-79TD Gaming Laptop | Intel Core i7-11800H | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti Laptop GPU | 15.6 FHD 144Hz IPS Display | 8GB DDR4 | 512GB NVMe SSD | Killer Wi-Fi 6 | Backlit Keyboard

Tiene un mes que la compre, si es pesada como la mayoría de laptops gamer, no suena el ventilador, a menos que le exijas.

Bought this on a deal. It has been a nice entry level gaming laptop for my husband. I like that this can be upgraded with the extra RAM slot and an extra SSD slot and 2.5 bay. Something to keep in mind, this does not accept anything made by crucial. I don’t know why, but I had a crucial nvme m2 internal ssd (4x4 gaming ssd) and a crucial 2.5 ssd and both caused the laptop to stay on a black screen upon boot up. After a lot of research, there were many forums from others saying they also ran into this problem and crucial storage is not compatible with the bios. Would I have bought this at full price at around $1000. No. For the deal I got it at, yes. If you can get this during a deal and looking for a great starter gaming laptop, this is a good choice to go with.

no problems in setting up the laptop very happy with my new machine

I bought this laptop both for college and gaming, but the amount of issues it came with makes it annoying to use. First of all, when I came it wouldnt turn on or charge (yes the charger had clicked but still nothing). I contacted acer and they told me to send it over for check up, I couldnt because I needed it for college so I asked for a refund but it wasnt going through so I had to wait a few days to see if I could get one. The laptop ended up charging so I decided to not return it (which I regret). Soon after, (like not even a day after) this glitch would randomly appear multiple times and it was annoying. The bottom of the screen would multiply, go in up and down motions, and vibrate through the whole screen and it just wouldnt stop doing it for a few seconds/minute. Knowing that they would have just told me to send it over, I sucked it up even though it would get worse every time. Secondly, the battery life. It really does suck, it never lasts more than 2 hours even when Im just doing assignments in Word. And when gaming it wont even last an hour. Thirdly, its supposed to be for gaming but it lags and its slow even when Im just using Google or doing assignments. It literally takes so long to load, games are laggy, etc. I expected a 16 RAM, i7 processor to at least run a roblox game, but no. It lags to even that. Fourthly, the charging port broke. It started having issues to charge again, sometimes it would stop charging. Not long after, it completely stopped charging so I assumed it was the charger so I bought a new one (which was $50) just to find out the charger wasnt the issue. Now, it charges if the charger is at a specific position, move it a little and itll stop charging.

It’s awesome for gaming compared to my Mac haha. Boot is slow but once you modify settings you can get it to boot fast

This is a great Laptop as long as its plugged in. Battery life is supposedly 8 hours, i can barely get this running for 45 minutes without it needing to be charged. Disappointing.

This ACER Nitro 5 I received is a terrific laptop; granted, Im not super hip on all the latest and greatest on a laptop, but what this laptop does do is the keyboard feel is good, the build quality is fairly solid, theres a separate numerical keyboard, and it works like it should, meaning no blue screen of death and glitches. The model I bought does have a backlit keyboard, but it is only backlit in red; this model does not have the multiple different colors. Next, the 16 GB of RAM, it is configured in two sticks of 8 GB. So, if one (like I did...) buy another single 16 GB RAM stick expecting to upgrade to a total of 32 GM of RAM, nope. Your final tally will be 24 GB of RAM (8 GB (stock) + 16 GB (new) = 24 GB of RAM). All in all, I am very satisfied with this machine, for the money. Two thumbs up.

This is the first time Ive ever experienced a newly purchased device not even turning on. Im wondering if this is actually a new computer.

I am really impressed with this laptop. With the i7-11800H processor and turbo it is fast. One thing that I read in other reviews is to push the power connector until you hear it snap in place. As I was exploring and learning about the machine, I wanted to look at the BIOS. The PDf manual said to push the F2 key when the logo was displayed. Wrong! press and hold the F2 key and then push the power button. Bonus feature - pressing the F2 key at the logo does a fast boot.

This thing is amazing!