Nitro V Gaming Laptop AMD Ryzen 7-7735HS with RTX 3050 6 GB Graphics (16 GB DDR5/512GB SSD/Windows 11 Home/Wi-Fi 6/144Hz) ANV15-41, 15.6" FHD Display, 2.1 KG

I've been using it for almost 2 weeks now and I must say it is a good purchase overall given the price (₹75k, excluding offers/exchanges/cashbacks). Good design and build. The performance is solid - the laptop is pretty fast, has decent frame rates while playing games in high/ultra settings (GTA V, Witcher 3, Kingdom Come Deliverance) without heating up (max CPU temp I've seen so far is 85 degrees Celsius). Display quality is fine as well. The battery backup can be better (lasts ~3 to 4 hours but then again, I've set the max charge at 80% and I don't let it go below 20%, so you can push it to 5-6 hours at best) although it is to be expected out of gaming laptops. There is also the minor issue of 65% sRGB (which means the screen can reproduce only 65% of the colours within the standard sRGB colour space; in other words, you may find the display to be a bit dull). Since I use an external monitor as my primary, it is not that big of a deal personally, but if you don't have one and you want to play games on the laptop, you may find it to be an inconvenience. There are no "major" drawbacks or problems, so to speak. I have a soft spot for acer since both my previous laptops were acer gaming laptops (nitro 5, aspire 7), so I will say this is a great deal if you can get the price down to ₹60-70k.

After a initial minor hiccup, i am happy to say that this is a good product. Sound quality is excellent for a laptop although i would have loved some more bass. Weight is pretty well distributed and it doesn't feel too heavy. The display quality is also very good. I would have loved some more storage capacity as 512 GB for a Gaming laptop is nearly not enough with the amount games and their increasing sizes. As it's a gaming laptop some amount of heat is very much expected and it's there, but the fan does its job well, it is a bit loud but you get used to it. I would suggest getting a cooling pad as well, as it helps laptops run cooler by a few degrees and every little bit helps in the long term. Battery life is very much on the expected lines, you'll get around 2 hrs of screen on time on battery on 144hrz, i am sure you'll get more if you put the refresh rate at 60hrz. Overall i am very happy with this product, i bought this for around 55K. Highly recommend it.

Device freezes randomly on the most basic tasks (say, surfing the web), even after updating Windows and all the drivers. So much for being a "gaming laptop" supposed to pack a punch in performance. If you can find some way to sidestep these issues (which, honestly, should not be for the consumer to figure out), beware that the display is not all that great either - there's noticeable colour banding even when streaming regular YouTube videos. The build quality is fine, and the size is as specified.

Laptop was best in this segment, dont worry about thermals they are good, but on heavy gaming u should change thermal paste every 6 months to be best like Butter, the display colour can be manually tuned but the default colour is okish ( u wont notice the difference but it can be observed while doing any photoshop) , Build quality is better because this is my 1st poly carbonate laptop device ( maybe the max life span for this 3 to 5 )-(IF HANDLED WITH CARE 5yrs+) in this mid tier segment. It have 0.5% flex on keyboard and 1% wobble on display which is okay. Coming to battery backup of this laptop in performance mode 1-2hr and in battery saving ( OR ) Nitro Eco mode will be 3-4.5hrs (U know the settings), Brightness is best enough in indoor use and in outdoor use u just need to tune the color's in display settings (BETTER), this is Mid-Thin like notebook with great GPU and CPU (AMD) which is the Efficiency + Performance, It is like Professional+ (Mid tier ALL ROUNDER For student ), Easy to carry in college bag like 1-2 long mid bulk rough note books, It have Type C (USB-4 GEN 3.2) port which is useful feature for transferring the data & PD Charging ( requires. 120W charger - 20V to 6A), coming to the main feature i.e. Nitro switch to modify the fan control, The DTS speaker (2W) which give better sound even other gaming laptops may degrade this Feature... Keyboard is not RGB only one constant color i.e. ice white, Suggested for Students, Productivity/professional, For gamers too if they don't care about RGB-Disco keyboard and TGP (75 W).. GPU+CPU is capable to do any kind of task😉.

The Acer Nitro V is a fantastic choice for gamers, offering impressive performance with its powerful processor and high-refresh-rate display, making gameplay smooth and visually immersive. The build quality is sturdy, with a sleek design and comfortable, responsive white backlit keyboard, while the cooling system keeps the laptop running efficiently even under heavy load. Battery life is decent for a gaming laptop, lasting several hours with moderate use. The only minor downside is the fan noise, which can get a bit loud during intense sessions, but this is easily overlooked if you use a headset or external speakers. Overall, it's a great value for gamers looking for solid performance without breaking the bank.

Very good laptop

Specwise its very good and design is also very good,thanks to team acer,but it also have some flaws as following : Fan is very loud and it is very annoying even when not gaming Its one of the heat vent is directed towards the screen during gaming hot air makes the display very hot and it is very bad for long term use only 2hr continuous gaming is recommended, Also when not gaming also air from vent is very hot Mainly this laptop is very much capped the laptop supports upto 180W and only we get charger in box which 135W with this we can't even get cpu's full performance.