Acer Nitro 5 Gaming Laptop, Intel Core i7-7700HQ, GeForce GTX 1050 Ti, 15.6" Full HD, 16GB DDR4, 1TB HDD, AN515-51-75A2

Love this computer. The only downside, which is so minor, is that the camera is barely fuzzy. Runs games like a charm and has a good battery life!

The laptop and the characteristics are good. Works smoothly. But the battery does not work as it mentioned to do. The max is 3 working hours:(

It runs and plays as expected maybe even a little better but the only problem i have is that the battery life is not as advertised. It's not a huge problem but its sold as a gaming laptop with 8.5 hour battery life when it actually only lasts like 1.5-2 hours while you're playing a game. Otherwise its a great laptop and I don't regret getting it at all

Excelente producto

Worked fine, but sound was messed up. It had a static background to audio played on laptop built in speakers. Had to return.

Flys with multiple CC apps open at once. Can handle 3D modeling as well

I've had this laptop for a full calendar year, with moderate use ranging from web browsing to heavy gaming. It performs as it should on paper, the 1050ti being the crown jewel of this particular PC. While the i7 is also incredibly helpful when doing intensive tasks, I would wholeheartedly recommend getting the i5 version and saving a little money. You will almost certainly need to purchase an internal hard drive/ssd for this laptop as the included ssd is only 256 gb, which fills up rather quickly if one has a lot of steam games. However, the ssd is still blazing fast and even in its comparatively long service my PC still boots up as fast as the day I bought it, even with dual booting debian along side windows. One should note that before buying this PC, pay careful attention the screen specs because they are below average for this kind of laptop. The screen looks ok but could certainly be improved upon. Graphics are extraordinary, as I can run any game I choose to ultra/max settings with a steady 60 fps, as well as having apps open in the background, such as chrome and discord. One should note that the laptop is fairly heavy, as it is 5 pounds(around 2.5 kg) and as a student I have had a bit of an issue toting this thing around. However, if you are a student, I would endorse the strategy of building a gaming PC and buying a chromebook, as both can be had for around a $1000 and you get the best of both worlds. That being said, this laptop is still a tremendous workhorse and exceeds my expectations in every way.

Slow, kinda clunky, and hangs on start up. Not the greatest- sits on a black acreen when waking up from sleep mode. Takes a little longer than some of our other computers. Not thrilled. Battery life isn't great (shorter than stated).