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 is my first tiime owning my own laptop. The setup was easy to follow. I had not issues with any functionality. Its light, I can easily carry it around the house when I move back and forth to different rooms. The resolution is crisp.

Excellent laptop. Has lots of goodies found in more expensive laptops

I owned an Acer Aspire E15 with similar specs to this laptop previously so I had high hopes... I was extremely disappointed. The laptop runs fine for doing basic things like browsing the web, but once you start programming or playing games, itll get extremely loud and slow. It can barely run basic things like IntelliJ IDE without getting hot and the fan running on full blast. The battery life on this thing is also completely miserable.

Screen is ok. Speed is good for the price. All-in-all it is great for the price but some people who want it for more than just surfing the web and a little bit of photo editing are going to be disappointed. The SSD means its a very fast on bootup and writes very quickly, but the processor isnt meant for much more than general use. Example: transcoding on plex is a challenge for the laptop. Even with that, I am very very happy with this laptop. My only legitimate complaint is the screen isnt as good as I would hope. But its fine. Would not recommend for gaming, complex editing, or rendering.

Fast and quiet. Easy to setup. I have not heard the CPU fan at all. Doesnt get hot in your lap either. For the money, you cannot beat this laptop.

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 out the box, no fuss no muss. Could use a bigger SSD.

I like it a lot and helps me with my papers.

Cant believe I paid more than $800 only to receive a used laptop. The seal was broken and when I plugged it in was asked for a password. Clear as day there is a personal phone # on the screen. Shame, shame, shame.

Whenever I turn on the laptop it will detect WiFi networks for a couple minutes and then it all disappears. Now the only way Im able to consistently connect to the internet is via an ethernet cable which completely ruins the point of having a laptop. Ive tried to fix this for weeks using many troubleshoot methods but theyre all only temporary fixes and the problem comes back whenever I turn my laptop back on.