Acer Aspire 5 Slim Laptop, 15.6 Full HD IPS Display, 8th Gen Intel Core i3-8145U, 4GB DDR4, 128GB PCIe Nvme SSD, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10 in S Mode, A515-54-30BQ

Great laptop for the money.

I love the laptop. I use it for work (Office suite, google functions etc.) and it functions very well. Back-lit keyboard is a nice feature, and the battery life is very solid. I added a 6 GB ram chip, purchased off Amazon for about $50, and use an external SSD for bigger files. I would definitely recommend.

Well overall I do like this laptop. Its super slim and light and is so nice to take when traveling. The screen is a great size and the keyboard is responsive and easy to use. The speed has been good but weve had some wi-fi issues. Sometimes it just doesnt want to connect. I notice this on startups sometimes. I dont even know how I fix it sometimes I just know that sometimes it wont be connected for no obvious reason. Other than that, its really good.

Already in love with this Laptop - only sad part is that it’s not a touch screen which is fine.

I used it for personal use and school

Really great laptop for the price. What you get for what you pay is just way more than expected. Very pleased with this laptop. Fast, sleek, long battery life. Great purchase.

This is a great laptop. I have had it for some time. I am not overly technical but call this a good performer. I do a lot of screen time, mostly internet surfing. Its easy to work with and has a good battery life. It is totally quiet and doesnt ever get hot. Its not light, but not heavy either. Its also durable. The operating system performs well and havent found any quirks. Overall great.

Works fine for office work and netflix and internet browsing, bought as a present and recipient has no complaints

I bought this laptop after reading many good customer reviews. But i am extremely disappointed by this acer product. The computer stopped working after about 34 days of off and on use. Called the acer customer service, the tech person asked me to reset the machine to factory condition. Which I did. After that it will not load windows. Again called the tech department, they told me that my laptop needed repair at their repair center in Texas and I will have to pay for shipping. I sent it via UPS insured and got it back in a timely manner with so called,

Ive been using computers since the Intel 8088 processor hit the market via the first IBM PC...well truth be told, we came out at the same time in June of 1979. I feel somewhat like the old man relaying how they walked to school, up hill both ways, in the snow, with no shoes on, saying this but when that device came out, it cost the equivalent of $5,000 ~ $10,000 USD today. Fast forward to 2007 when I purchased my Mac Book Pro for $2,500 to do high-end Graphic design on, with a Core 2 Duo, 2GB DDR2 RAM and 5400RPM HDD....and now....I just purchased a budget buy of a PC that puts them both utterly to shame.