Acer Nitro V Gaming Laptop 13th Gen Intel Core i5-13420H with RTX 2050 Graphics 4 GB VRAM, 144Hz Display (16 GB DDR5/1 TB SSD/Windows 11 Home/Wi-Fi 6),15.6"(39.6cms) FHD ANV15-51

So I bought this laptop almost 50 days back. I've used it in almost every way possible. Be it gaming, productivity, daily tasks, etc.This laptop handles big AAA titles very comfortably. And the 4050 doesn't disappoint one bit. Imo, in this price range, nothing beats this GPU. So anyone looking to buy this for pure gaming, blindly go for it. Easily the best laptop in the 70-75k price bracket, not only for now but for 2-3 years easily. (Note: The fans will remind you of Boeing 777's jet, thing's LOUD while in turbo mode. I played RDR2, and you'll need a headphone to listen to anything. This might be a con, but the fans do their jobs, the thermals are pretty good. Never crossed 80-85°)I also ran my CAD softwares and they ran smooth as butter. The 13th gen CPU does the job in terms of productivity and the 16gb RAM complements it well. One thing, if you're looking to buy this for video/photo editing, you might need an external display because what this laptop offers in performance, it compromises on display. Not saying is bad, it is good. Pretty good compared to some brands in the same bracket, but the specs demand a better display(like this laptop can run some games/softwares in 2k or even 4k, but the display cant provide that).The speakers are better than what I expected. They are way better than my previous ASUS TUF. So watching some OTT would be an enjoyable experience.Keyboard is nice, trackpad is big enough to work with and smooth while in use. The form factor is also a huge W. This laptop barely weighs 2 kg(maybe 2.1kg) but still less than the normal weight of a gaming laptop. Build quality is decent enough that i can sustain a few minor hits. Not on par with TUF but you ain't buying a Kevlar vest so it does the job.Battery is also okay. I mean 1.5-2 hr backup on efficiency mode is acceptable. Could be better but then again, can't ask everything in under 80k.To conclude, I would rate this Laptop asOverall 9.5/10Display 6.9/10Performance in productive tasks 10/10Performance in gaming 10/10Speakers 10/10Battery backup 7.5/10Build 8/10Anyone looking for a Laptop under 80k, with performance rivalling laptops in the 90-100k bracket, can surely buy this. Not gonna be disappointed.

The only reason i am giving this a 4/5 is it doesn't come with rgb lighting keyboard apart from that everything else about the laptop is just awesome.The keyboard is good(the travel on it isn't perfect but it good you wont feel any compromises)The overall build of the laptop is sturdy although being a polycarbonate build.Trackpad is large and supports all the windows gestures.I havent felt any sort of lag while doing daily tasks.The screen is okay its not the best but this is what you get in almost every laptop in this range which is built for gaming, avoid this laptop if you are into editing and color grading stuff for rest of you its alright you can go for it.Comming to the last and most awaited aspect Gaming it kills it in 1080p gaming almost every title on high to ultra settings gives above 60 - 100 fps. I have done long gaming sessions on it and it doesn't heat a lot thanks to those fans that fire up when you start to game it keeps the chips cool.In short buy it if have the budget.

The laptop is fabulous and its has a very good frame style and make it more attractive , games run smooth , the best decision i have ever made by pursuing this laptop, i hope this laptop doesn't give up on me

Received the product perfectly sealed and in good condition. Everything seemed great except the display.The display had horrible Backlight Bleeding, making it virtually unusable to work (colour centric-work) in the dark.As you can see in the attached images, the display has unignorable Backlight Bleeding (the greenish tint you see on the black screen in the attached images).Apart from this, everything else looked normal. The laptop worked properly without any major crashes. I did encounter one crash but it was completely normal in my opinion.I have requested a replacement for the product, and the Amazon team has assured me that the issue will be addressed by sending a technician to check the product.I’ll be updating this review as soon as I receive updates from Amazon and Acer.For now, I am forced to give a one-star rating as no one expects such big of an issue from such expensive product right out of the box.

It is great laptop with great deal.i got it around 68k .So it is value for money.It is durable as it is made of good material.Yes as it is a ging laptop so somehow it is an issue for portability but alright I can manage.As it is having 4050 rtx so having smooth experience on keyboard .keyboard is very nice.it is as smooth as butter while working

Pro's :1. It's value for money ( I am a btech student ) .2. It's more portable and attractive than I had thought.3. It's design in very classy ( not gaming one )4. It is sturdy but not sure about its lifespan .5. Beautiful keyboard with white backlight numpad and bigger trackpad.6. No overheating.Cons :1. Battery life is awful 😞, sometimes it shows 1.8 hors battery left in 85% battery.2. Sound quality is good but dts is just on but not making any difference at all, even Equalizer is not working , it looks like a gimmick.Overall display is average and manageable , it does not let it down ,But , if you want better build with 90 whrs battery life , Dolby audio , mux switch, etc and especially gaming looks , go for Asus tuf 15 i5 12500h rtx 3050And if you want a professional looking laptop with better internal specs and don't do gaming that much like me ( use for btech ) , you should go for it.