Acer Aspire 5 Slim Laptop, 15.6 Inches FHD IPS Display, 8th Gen Intel Core i5-8265U, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 10 Home, A515-54-51DJ

I was needing a new laptop for work and my nephew recommended this one who had already done all the research so I just bought it. Great decision! Very fast, easy to use, love that they keyboard lights up at night. Price is good too.

Very satisfied

Enjoyed the easy-to-use startup instructions

Bought at very low price (Prime purchase). Only drawback is that it does not have SD card port, but bought $10 USB converter so no big deal. For my simple home needs laptop is more than adequate. Training now to use Windows 10. Windows 7 convert due to expiring support beginning 2020. Speed is great with solid state drive. Storage adequate for home needs. At $389 it was a bargain. Highly Recommended.

I use this for work and its lightweight but durable. I havent had any problems after a year of use. It could use another USB port. Battery life is ok. All in all, its affordable and does everything I need it to do.

Great laptop, does get a bit hot after an hour or so of use. Might want to think about getting a venting stand to put it on.

For most things its great. However it came without a activated windows. And the contact told me to update it. When I did so I still did not have a product key to activate windows. Have not heard from them after reporting what happened. :(

It works as described. I love it.

Im actually impressed by this laptops build quality, i have the silver one and it it BEAUTIFUL, the keyboard is amazing also, im a computer science student so i need to type a lot, and if you have to write a lot of code, or just type a lot id recommend this laptop to you, i dont have any complaints with the battery life. It boots up VERY fast with the ssd, like in 4 second. It does come with a little bloatware but you can uninstall it very easily

First and foremost, this laptop cant run League of Legends on the lowest settings at a stable 30 fps, and even switching to Linux didnt help with performance. The trackpad is also an issue in which the middle mouse button is so big that youll have to navigate your thumb past the J key to reliably press the right click. I chalked these things up to bad luck and moved on with my life because my goal was never gaming or productivity and decided to just use this as a media platform.