With high-end laptops getting ever slimmer, lighter and more expensive, while budget laptops continue to show that they can still be perfectly capable options despite their rock-bottom prices, it can be easy to overlook mid-range machines such as the Acer Aspire 5.
Good battery life; Up-to-date components; Good build quality; Decent performance; Well priced
Cheap-feeling touchpad; Screen isn't the most vibrant; Not as light and thin as other laptops
Intel recently announced its 8th gen Core CPUs for laptops and desktops , which were highlighted in new launches at IFA 2017 . Laptops based on these new CPUs have already started trickling into the market, and Acer is one of the first companies to start selling them in India.
Good multimedia performance; Good value for money; User accessible RAM and storage; Comfortable keyboard
4GB of RAM hampers usage; Display has weak viewing angles; Lid flexes; Heavy
This is one of a range recently launched at Thorpe Park on what in some parts of the country was the hottest day of the year. While it was an event I was unable to make I have been kept up to date by the excellent Acer PR Company, here the first offering sent to me.
The Acer Aspire 5 is a 15.6-inch desktop-replacement laptop that gives you a lot for your $629, but tops it with something you should never settle for at this price: a 1,366-by-768 non-IPS screen.
Ample memory and storage including SSD; USB-C port; Great battery life
Dismal display
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