Great computer. We have two of these now. Great price. Very well packaged Read more

This laptop is great for the value! Functions perfectly for school and work purposes. Also is great for streaming. I don't think this laptop would support a ton of games, but you can definitely still use it for more simplistic gaming. Touch screen is nice too, usually do not see that on laptops with this price range. Battery life is good too. If you need a new laptop for work, school, or just general use then this is a good pick. Read more

This isn't the best PC laptop in the world, but likely one of the best PC laptops out there in the low $200 range. I ran it through a Passmark CPU benchmark and scored an 11,500 while attached to the charger which is quite impressive for this price range. I ordered this specifically for light duty use, and to replace a 14 year old Core i7 Dell Latitude that I ran HP Tuners software on to tune my hot rod. This Go 15 runs Win 11 Home very well. The first thing I did was take it out of S mode, deleted bloatware and other Microsoft apps that I will never use. After cleaning it up and updating it, I am thoroughly impressed with this PC, and how smoothly it actually runs. Especially since it was under $240 total with tax. The battery life seems great. I am certain it is severely lacking in battery in comparison to higher end laptops, but for what it is, 8hrs is excellent IMO. This is a huge upgrade over my old laptop, and I couldn't be happier with the purchase. Don't get me wrong, this is an entry level laptop for sure. If you game or heavily multi-task, get something with a more powerful processor and graphics. If you are a light user and want something that you can take with you, easily browse, easily stream video and hook up to a large TV... This will work well for that for sure. Read more

The laptop was a fantastic purchase for my girl's school needs. Maybe also good enough for her light gaming. Read more

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Jump on before the Trump Tariffs get out of hand. October is your deadline to be "Win 11 Ready" as of this writing. Nice keyboard, screen, processor and what are known as "haptics" (feel attributes like keyboard). ACER is also pretty good with keeping the "bloatware" down to a minimum, too. Ready to go with under an hour to completely set up from box to desk. Read more

I recently bought this to replace a much-loved, much-used, dying ultrabook. It caught my eye because of the price, and as I read more about it, thought it would be worth trying. I didn't expect much, and didn't need much. At first I was alarmed at the weight of it, compared to the ultrabook. It weighs about two ultrabooks. I'm still discovering things that I'd not noticed in the description, such as a touchscreen. I don't know that I'll ever need it, but if I do, it's there. The first thing that hit me was that it boots fast. Of course, it doesn't have a lot of software loaded yet. The next thing I noticed was that it doesn't come with a lot of bloatware installed. The display is clear and good. The sound is far better than I expected. I'm enjoying the lighted keyboard. The only drawbacks I've found have to do with Windows 11, not the Acer. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another Acer product. Read more

I have owned my ACER Aspire 5 15 laptop for over a month and love it. No issues at all, it starts up quickly and runs smoothly. Windows 11 arrived with version 23H2 and it promptly updated itself to 24H2 without any drama. Battery life is fine for my uses and it will go 15 hours on a full charge with a balanced power profile. No doubt it would go longer with the maximum ECO settings. Note that if you need more than 2 USB ports this laptop might not be for you. I use a cordless mouse so one port is for the dongle but in my case I never need more than one USB port free for USB sticks or programming cables for other equipment. No regrets with this little ACER and everything runs fine with the I-5 processor and the 16G of memory. The 512G SSD gives me more space than I will ever use with this machine but it's nice to know that it's there. Highly recommended! Read more

Pros: I can play sims, download things at a normal pace, and I can open up a lot of tabs and it’ll work fine. Cons: It does have its moments of buffering slightly but usually it will run smooth and normally. Battery life only lasts up to 5 hours but it’s whatever in my opinion. If you have a game running in the background as you’re surfing the web, it will be slightly slow to load up pages. ———- The speakers are located at the bottom but in my opinion I don’t mind that bc I wear headphones. The volume of the speakers are pretty low compared to other computers though. The keyboard lights do turn off after only a couple seconds of being idle but that’s not much of a problem for me. I didn’t have to deal with S mode, it came perfectly fine. It did take awhile to set up everything bc they’ll be making you install, update, and restart all these ACER stuff that idk about but did anyways. After letting all of my accounts sync and downloading what I needed to do, my computer is still running smoothly. I have no big complaints as a broke student so yeah… this is good. —- UPDATE after 5 months of use: Still runs fine, I still think it’s good. I’ve tried to play BlueStack games on here but it buffs a lot. However, I can still play Roblox on here, along with LoveNikki and other visual novel games. I do recommend that you charge your computer while playing games, it makes it more easier to run for performance. I do wish I had more ram and storage to play more games but hey, college is tough. Read more