Acer Nitro 5 AN515-46-R0EQ Gaming Laptop | AMD Ryzen 7 6800H Octa-Core CPU | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti Laptop GPU | 15.6 QHD FreeSync 165Hz IPS | 32GB DDR5 | 1TB Gen 4 SSD | Wi-Fi 6E | RGB Backlit

I use this Notebook since the start of this year, It Works Great even now. I dont see difference between the first day and now

It had a key missing, I returned it immediately. Money back, no problem with that.

The screen colors band brightness is sad for the price honestly overall you can say it gets the job done

Excellent cost-benefit rate. It does include some bloat (Planet9) and a bunch of trial or 30-day software licenses as usual but they can be removed easily. Cooling system has shown no issues, but using a cooling base, at least for ergonomics, is recommended.

Excellent build quality, excellent performance (lower-mid range gaming, editing, browsing, etc,) good battery life, speakers are superior to the ones in the older model but not excellent, only downside judging by the fact that this is a recent model and the video below displaying a multi-colored rgb keyboard, I expected it to come as such, however it is solely red, which would be the color Id pick anyway, in any case its an all around great item, highly recommended.

I personally did a RAM upgrade, threw in an additional nvme I had lying around, and installed Manjaro Linux.

Everything about the laptop was good except, within less than two weeks of having it, it had issues reading the hard drive and now comes up with the error, no bootable devices, and will not turn on. Thankfully getting a refund because its been less than 30 days, but I would be much more upset if it went past that window.

I absolutely loved this laptop. Specs were exactly what I needed, the keyboard is perfect. However - both times the device was DOA and would not charge.

(Review written by the user, not the buyer.)

So far I love this laptop. Great speed with WiFi 6 capability (not yet used). Picked up a newer/faster one for my son whos starting college this month. One down-side is that it doesnt natively support dual monitors; youll need a base station like the Plugable USB 3.0 Docking Station, which I had to purchase separately.