Acer - Nitro 5 15.6" Laptop - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 - 256GB SSD - Obsidian Black

This laptop is known as a budget laptop, and it totally is. I can play several games, like CSGO, Dishonored, fluently. And the ssd give me the pleasure of a fast windows 10 startup. I am really satisfied with y purchase. Is lightweight, not that expensive for a gaming laptop and easy to use. Plus, if you work or play at night, the backlit keyboard will be your best friend.

This is one of the best laptops I have ever purchased. I can hook up my note directly. Tethering/ Bluetooth . Download apps and play games. Great screen resolution and sound bar. Upgradeable storage.

Had it for about a day now, runs the games I have played at about 130-140 FPS on high (war thunder world of tanks)

I bought mine on sale for $619.99 and couldn't be happier. I added a 1TB Seagate Firecuda HSSD, a 1TB WD Black M2 drive, and 16GB 2933MHz Kingston HyperX RAM. The BIOS does NOT support Intel XTU and undervolting, but I can run Throttlestop in the background with a profile for the i5-8300 and my temps are 20C cooler when gaming on HIGH settings. The keyboard is red ONLY, but it feels great. The trackpad is good, but I use a wired mouse. I have one spot of screen blooming just below the camera. Its only noticeable on a solid black screen and expected from an IPS panel. This PC is also VR capable. I use my PSVR, Move controllers, and 2 PS3 cameras to play Beat Saber and other games.

[I'm not tech experienced or knowledgeable, so this review is mostly for people like me who just want an upgrade from their average laptop they use for games] WHY I BOUGHT IT: I recently bought this laptop since it was a very low price for a powerful machine. It can handle a wide range of graphically intense games from Halo, League of Legends, Minecraft, most games on Steam, battle royales, you name it. My old Dell computer wasn't built for intense gaming as it only had 20-50 frames per sec whenever I played games like LOL and could barely run FPS shooters as it would severely lag or no game would be playable at all. Sounds like yours? YOU'LL NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE: If you're currently playing on a laptop not specified for gaming, then you'll definitely feel how much more smoother and clearer it feels to play on this bad boy. Average fps when on MMORPGS is about 120-200, FPS games are usually 100-150. You'll be able to set your graphic settings pretty high. FEATURES: - YOU CAN CONTROL YOUR FAN SPEED to cool down your laptop! - Red back-lit keyboard (can't change colors) - 3 USB ports, 1 AUDIO jack - Numeric keypad - Fans on left, right, and back sides COMMUNICATION (talk with your friends through, Skype, Discord, teamspeak, etc...): *PLEASE BUY USB HEADSETS/ADAPTERS/ WIRELESS HEADPHONES* - The audio jack is ONLY for HEADPHONES/EARPHONES, not HEADSETS. If you try to use your mic on your headset, it will ONLY use its built in mic instead and WILL NOT detect your own mic. I recommend: https://www.amazon.com/CM7000-Surround-Headphones-Canceling-Nintendo/dp/B07W22F9G3 It's cheap a price, easy to use, has 7.1 surround sound, AND it matches your the laptop's red and black color theme! GB ISSUES: Only issue is 8GB of memory, BUT you're able to upgrade it to 16 or more GB which is unique compared to other pricier gaming laptops. You'll just have to search up how to. 8GB of memory can last you about 3 months depending on what kind of games you get. I currently have 21 games downloaded and still got extra room.

Yes the screen brightness and quality isn’t as good as other laptops but it’s a great laptop for the price aswell as the material. Down side is the battery life, but I usually just have it plugged into the wall.

I am not new to laptops and custom built computers. However, like everything else, things change. I am a Chromebook person, which is good for basics. But I needed a laptop that had great specs, a good video card, clear picture and lots of memory and Ram for video conferencing and video meetings. As a bonus, it plays games great. The Acer Nitro 5 15.6" Screen, has a very good build quality and for the price ($700+-) I found nothing that compared. I really like this computer-plenty of USB ports, great camera and other outputs. Since it is a gaming laptop, it has superior cooling of the CPU.

This is a great laptop if you're looking into casually gaming. It's fast, responsive, and displays new games very well in a fluid fashion when plugged in. I saw some reviews that their laptop was "dead on arrival." I thought I got a dead one too when it wouldn't turn on, but I realized that I had to push the charger in more for it to be fully plugged-in. This is a common issue I noticed, and I wanted to inform everyone of what I noticed. Hopefully this helps!