Acer Predator Helios 300 PH315-54-760S Gaming Laptop | Intel i7-11800H | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 GPU | 15.6 FHD 144Hz 3ms IPS Display | 16GB DDR4 | 512GB SSD | Killer WiFi 6 | RGB Keyboard

This laptop comes with everything you need. The i7 and 3060 combo is great for gaming. The 1080 screen with 144hz is smooth and fairly sharp. Also the upgradability is fantastic, you can throw in another m.2, a 2.5 inch ssd or hard drive, and switch both ram slots for higher capacity. The only downsides, screen has some bleed and the battery life is quite bad. Make sure you keep it plugged in, I get maybe 3 hours of internet browsing/streaming off of a full charge.

This thing is super fast and even stays cool under load. The fan system is crazy and is quieter than any other gaming laptop I’ve ever had. The predator sense app is really intuitive and the keyboard lighting is insane. It’s also lighter than I expected. Definitely an improve over the hp omen laptop I had

Spent forever trying to figure what happened to my ethernet connection, tried everything with Microsoft and Acer support. Nothing worked. Have to send my brand new laptop in for a repair and wait two weeks (likely longer because of current shipping in USA.) Not happy with my purchase at all right now.

Si buscas un portátil potente por un bajo precio y de alta calidad esta es tu elección. Muy buen acabado con buenas temperaturas que no superan los 80 grados Celsius en modo turbo. Los materiales son de aluminio y algunas partes de plástico.

La laptop es inservible no enciende y no me ayudaron con un reembolso con mis costos de devolucion, demasiados riesgos para que al final no te ayuden y pierdas dinero

Just keep it plugged and you’re good vr compatible no issues

Maybe hardcore gamers can nitpick this gaming laptop, Lord knows youtube is filled with many opinions about it (this review is for the US version...apparently corners were cut in some markets resulting in a performance hit), but after a month I can say that I think I nailed it on price vs. performance after days of research and given my sub $2000 budget. It has the requisite 16gb of RAM and the 6gb of ram on the 3060 future proofs it for a few years. (I almost fell for the 4gb 3050ti...dont do it). It is very expandable. I immediately added a 1 TB NVMe drive and found it easy to open the case and install. There is room and supplied adapter for another SSD beyond that, or you can take that spot over with a larger battery. RAM is removable. I am not a hardcore gamer so I am very happy...havent found a game or tech demo that the 3060 cant do at least 60 fps at ultra settings. Most older games run around 120-140 fps. Build quality is not up to par with the higher end business laptops I am use to, but it is not far off. This was a very good buy at $1200.

Solid computer.

Runs smooth, great screen quality, and unless you’re installing a ton of large size games the 512GB SSD is good. It’s got it’s quirks- this is the first gaming laptop I’ve had that makes weird noises and physically lags a bit when you unplug it while using it, and I’ve noticed some instances (once a month or so) of graphical weirdness while watching videos online where things will get blurry and require a restart to fix itself- but for a gaming laptop with a 3060 at a decent price it so far seems like a winner. Great for someone who likes to keep up with a few new games every year and wants a machine that can handle that, though more hardcore folks may want to get something a bit bigger on the memory front.

Fresh out of the box, wouldn’t even turn on. I spent about thirty minutes with customer support troubleshooting, but then they suggested I send it in for free repair. I don’t want my brand new never used laptop to be repaired. It should work because it’s new!