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

Se le acaba muy rápido 2 a 3 horas

I wanted to find a gaming laptop that would allow me to play some games while traveling for work. The goal was to find something that wasnt crazy expensive, was portable, was comfortable to play on, and could handle some previous gen games (not looking for brand new AAA titles on ultra here).

Me siento desepcionado con la bateria no demora ni 1 hora y media ,supuestamente era hasta 8 horas me hubiera dado por bien servido si al menos fueran 3 horas...el pededido lo enviaron en una caja mas grande sin soporte ni ajuste para la caja del computador aunque no vi que tenia daños pero no era adecuado el embalaje , la velocidad es muy buena en cuanto a prestaciones

Video quality: decent

I love everything about this computer except the backlit keyboard does not stay lit very long at all and I have not found a way to change how long it stays on. I dont know why it cant just stay on all the time.

I am currently playing Ark on this laptop as well as Sims 4. I can easily run both on decently high settings. Im glad I decided to go with the 16gb of ram instead of the 8. Everything is as expected. My only complaint is the battery does die extremely fast while gaming. Which seems to be a common problem in gaming laptops, although Im talking like 45 minutes from full battery to low playing the Sims, which is even worse then I was expecting. But I mostly just game places where I can plug it in anyways so this isnt a huge issue. But keep that in mind if thats something that would be a problem for you.

As someone who just wanted consistent 1080p 60fps on anything, this laptop has exceeded expectations, definitely worth the price

I have been using this laptop for a week and honestly find it pretty good. I went through a lot of reviews before making my decision and wanted to add my own for anyone thinking of buying this.

The laptop itself has had no issues and runs fine, but the problem is that you can only connect one external monitor. The fact that its labeled as a gaming computer but you can only connect one external monitor is laughable. I thought going with a gaming computer to work from home would ensure I had no issues running multiple screens but I was wrong. Sure, you can buy a docking station but they run on a usb-c that this computer doesnt have. It does have a usb-c but not the kind you need to run a docking station apparently.

When I got mine it had the black screen of death but I looked online how to fix it and it took 14 hours to fix before the screen would work again, then I had to reinstall windows 11 and that took another almost 3 hours. Very much a pain in the rear to fix. I used the laptop for a week now and few more issues happened, the screen will sometimes go static and everything looks wrong and the whole thing will crash randomly when that happens. Only keeping it for now because of its specs and I need it for work.