Acer Aspire 5 A515-56-36UT, 15.6" Full HD Display, 11th Gen Intel Core i3-1115G4 Processor, 4GB DDR4, 128GB NVMe SSD, WiFi 6, Windows 10 Home (S mode)

No numeric key, no finger print sensor, and over all the screen is not 15.6 inches.

Sadly, it wasn’t a bad specs HP laptop but arrived damaged. The PowerBolt Type-C charger doesn't seem to work. Additionally, the laptop's performance has been great, especially when it comes to multitasking; it can handle multiple applications smoothly, and the great screen size. The problem was HP support, who asked me for money right on the spot without offering me any other choices.

First off, it has a compact chiclet keyboard which has a useful numpad making it versatile for all office/school work and even light gaming. The 1080p screen is crisp and vibrant which makes it great for watching videos or reading documents. The battery life is meh. It may last around 12 hours with battery saver on and light use, but still I would like for it to push more. Now for the bad stuff. The construction and build is horrible. It uses like a magnesium aluminum alloy which is cheap, weak, and brittle. When you type you can feel the entire plate press down and retract back up. Also when I unscrewed and pulled the bottom panel off, I may have broken the retaining tabs. This laptop only comes with 4gb which is barely enough to do anything. I ended up buying an 8gb ram card which fortunately this laptop does have a spare slot for upgrading. Doing so will probably lead to you breaking the inside tabs like I mentioned. The most annoying part is the loud fans at the bottom. Even when just scrolling through documents it insists on revving up. I could not imagine using this at a meeting or even at a lecture. Overall, it's solid if you just want a laptop to use at home and perform light tasks. Considering this was the cheapest 1080p LCD laptop (when I bought it), its pretty competent apart from my mentioned qualms. After 1 year its still holding up fine. I would however advice to look at getting used or even new Thinkpads from Lenovo instead since, in hindsight, they seem to be a lot cheaper as well as being higher spec.

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My wife is a technical writer, and this is by far her favorite laptop after a little more than 2 months ownership. She loves the feel of the keyboard, the light weight, bright screen, and lighted keys (for when she's writing late at night). In the past 10 years she has used Dell, Lenovo and HP laptops, but never loved any of them the way she loves this Acer. She even prefers the 15.6" screen size over her previous 17" HP. She has a 27" 1440p monitor for working with 2 pages at a time, but this laptop goes everywhere with her and the screen is plenty big for polishing something she's already written. The other great improvement over her older laptops is the camera. The color rendition is great, and it handles challenging lighting very well. We bought a nice 1080p webcam for the HP since its camera was truly horrible. We've never used that webcam with this laptop because it doesn't need it. Meetings are much easier now for her without wrestling with extra equipment and cabling. I can't really say much about battery life or gaming. However, if you earn a living by typing copious amounts of text, this is by far the best laptop we've found.

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