Acer Nitro 16 Gaming Laptop | AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS Hex CPU | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 Laptop GPU | 16" WUXGA 165Hz IPS Display | 8GB DDR5 | 512GB Gen 4 SSD |

Delivered on time booted up without issues package undamaged, Games play well no issues1. Bright enough screen for indoor usage ( can't speak for outdoor because, I don't bring my laptop outdoor day time it's to hot)2. Speed boots up fast and doesn't feel sluggish at all the ddr5 8gb holds up3. Plays games very well on highThere are many other laptops out there for the price but on sale 800$ total it meets all my expectations and fulfills my needs of a laptop which can handle high graphic games on high with a decent screen and doesn't break the bankI recommend this laptop 100%I'm hoping to get 5+ years out of it

The laptop is good, and I love the colors, although at the time of purchase it was rather odd that the better model was slightly cheaper than the base model. That said, it allowed me to get all the pretty colors, so I'm not going to complain. I will say this about the laptop, and that is that Windows 11... well, Windows 11.After purchase and setup, upgrading the RAM and SSD, it initially felt like a downgrade to my previous laptop. Same brand and model (Acer Nitro) but it was the 5 model not 16. You'd think the bigger number would mean that its performance, when directly compared, would be better. Or that the speed would be noticeably different, since my previous laptop had 16GB of RAM and this one (after upgrading it) has 32GB of RAM. But it just feels slower. The only difference between the two is the OS (Windows 10 to Windows 11) so I'll blame the OS and say that the laptop itself is pretty, functional, and I like it.Some of the function key choices are bizarre, however, like the option to lock it. Acer does know that Windows has a built-in shortcut for that (Windows key + L, for those wondering) and that the previous model having brightness and volume on the arrow keys made it so that you could have other more important keys up on the function/F row? Right? I mean, it is completely missing one of my most used key binds, which is the monitor/screen off-key.If I wasn't as tech-savvy as I am, I wouldn't have thought to use Power Toys to change the key bindings. Though that did allow me to take out the superfluous Nitro Sense key and turn it into Print Screen. Other keys were moved around as well, though the function keys are unfortunately hard coded, so there is no way (that I'm aware of) to use the FN key + something Else other than those pre-selected by Acer.But this is getting long, and I have other work to do. Thanks, Amazon, for reminding me to review and distracting me today. I know, it's partially my own fault, but still.

I’ve had this laptop for over a year now and I can say I love it with my whole heart. I was upgrading from an ASUS TUF FA506 (right side) with an rtx 2070, a Ryzen 7 4800 series cpu, and a 60hz screen. I loved that laptop and had it for nearly 5 years, but the screen was going out and truthfully I can’t game properly on 60fps so it was time to move on. The screen on this one is barely bigger but it is noticeable, it’s bright and fluid with a super fast processor and the keyboard has multiple lighting zones for customization, unlike my other one. I have no problem running games like battlefield 6, nightreign, overwatch, marvel rivals, space marine 2, or even cyberpunk 2077; all on high to ultra graphics. I haven’t had any issues with overheating and the battery lasts a couple hours which is impressive for the intensity. My only issue is that the speakers aren’t very loud but that’s not really a problem since I wear a headset most of the time. The price for the specs is unbelievable, overall I would recommend this over and over again!

Useless laptop. Freezes randomly when using it and you have to hold the power button to restart. Now I can’t even start the damn thing. Don’t waste your money

Can't run the games I want 😒 I believe I have a defective product.