Acer Aspire 5 A515-46-R14K Slim Laptop | 15.6 Full HD IPS | AMD Ryzen 3 3350U Quad-Core Mobile Processor | 4GB DDR4 | 128GB NVMe SSD | WiFi 6 | Backlit KB | Amazon Alexa | Windows 10 Home (S mode)

Long battery life, slick, quick, and light!

Decent for the price. Good for basic home or school computing. Onboard memory a bit sparse would recommend upgrading with an 8gb memory module. Will then give you a total of 11.9 gb memory of which 9.9 gb is useable. Shared video takes up the other 2 gb. Comes with 4 gb soldered to the mother board and one open slot. Bought this for my daughter for school and general use. She is quite pleased with it. 128 gb ssd not a lot of storage if you plan on using this as a dedicated laptop. All in all. I would say a great little laptop for the money, but dont just take my word for it read the reviews.

Bought it for my sister for school. She enjoys it. Lets see how long it lasts

I was very pleased with this laptop. I was a little hesitant because Ive never had an Acer laptop before. It came brand new. The quality of the screen meet my expectations & the back light of the keyboard is what I was looking for. I was very impressed with the overall quality of this laptop. This is way better than the Chrome HP laptop I had. If youre looking for a bigger laptop with Windows & new Edge Browser I would recommend this laptop.

Number keys seem smaller than normal-otherwise a great laptop!

Look, feel and operate better than its price.

Wasnt expecting a whole lot from a computer in this price range but I was pleasantly surprised. It is fast for everyday use. Screen quality is good. Connectivity is excellent as is battery run time. Upgrading memory and storage is fairly simple. I liked it so much I bought a 2nd one for my wife.

I use this primarily for MS Office, online video, and a little research. More than I need for these activities. Storage is VERY SMALL so I upgraded the HDD.

Great product. Love the security using fingerprint ID

So far, so good. I bought this to be my record keeping laptop when I go on my road trips. I do not have any sensitive data nor do I do any power using. This is a sweet little laptop, adequate for my needs, EXCEPT... Those of us who insist on a keyboard that includes a numeric keypad are, for the most part, adept at 10-key by touch. Moving the zero key to below the one instead of the two is just WRONG. Putting the decimal below the two instead of the three is just WRONG. I keep trying to type numbers and get a decimal point where theres supposed to be a zero. DUMB, DUMB, DUMB design.