Acer Aspire 5 A515-55-35SE, 15.6 Full HD Display, 10th Gen Intel Core i3-1005G1 Processor, 4GB DDR4, 128GB NVMe SSD, Intel WiFi 6 AX201, Backlit KB, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 10 Home (S Mode)

Rip off - sold defective laptop and refused to return it

Have had this computer for 19 months and it has died!

I bought this laptop to use for work. Battery life is great and I’ve been very happy.

I had a hard time setting up and when I played two different Amazon movies, the scenes jerked. I cant seem to return it to Amazon for a refund.

Excellent screen picture quality and is easy to use.

I bought this for my 78 year old tech challenged Mom. It’s a perfect laptop for her banking and solitaire playing needs. Beautiful screen, quick boot up, fast browsing. What more do you need n a basic unit.

I have only used the LAPTOP for a day and that was only setting it up ,compared to the HP that I had its like floating on the clouds

This is a great laptop. It was an emergency purchase to replace a Lenovo ThinkPad that quit without warning. While I originally thought the backlit keyboard was a gimmick, Ive come to appreciate it when I need to work in dim lighting. The laptop is a nice weight, combining full functionality with a compact profile. Hard to believe its a 15inch screen while still being thin and compact. The ports are thoughtfully configured, with a USB port on the right side as well as the left. While I miss having an optical drive, having 2 USB ports on the left side means I can use an external drive without adding weight to the laptop. It is blazing fast compared to my previous laptops, and offers good all-around performance whether I am surfing the web or working in a spreadsheet.

every looks good except the battery bottle 40%

I will take most of the blame for my feelings about this laptop. I should have done my homework before purchasing. This is more of a desktop than laptop (HUGE!!). When I upgraded to Windows 11, I thought that it would be a cinch to switch out of S mode, wrong again. When I tried to follow the instructions of various websites, I receive conflicting directions. One site, ACER, says to go to the Microsoft Store and Microsoft Office Support says, Be careful not to go to the store!