Description

Acer Aspire 5 A515-57-74Q9 Price in Pakistan

• Intel Core i7 12th Gen |
• 8GB DDR4 RAM |
• 512GB SSD Drive |
• 15.6″ FHD Display |
• Intel Iris Xe Graphics |
• Windows 11 Home |
• 1 Year Warranty

Acer is looking to supercharge its Aspire 5, and boost its chances against the IdeaPad 5s and the Vivobooks of the world. It is paired with a 12th Gen ULV processor by Intel. This could take on the Zen 3-equipped everyday notebooks out there.

However, there is something else about the machine. Recently, NVIDIA released the RTX 2050 – its most affordable ray-tracing capable mobile graphics card. And it can be found in the G-version of this device.

in our area, so we had to settle for a non-G model. Nevertheless, it has an extremely low price. Another very impressive option is the 1440p IPS panel. It is great to see that even with their low-to-medium budget notebooks, Acer omits the 768p panel in favor of a far more superior one.

Design and construction

Looking at the appearance, there has been a slight change from last year’s model. It is mainly found in the portion of the lower lid area, and the vents at the top of the base. Interestingly, the machine seems to have gained some weight, as it went to 1.77 kg, up from the 1.66 kilos of yesteryear.

Still, the lid is made out of aluminum, while the base is plastic. Both have some flex when twisted, but it’s never too much to feel uncomfortable.

Thankfully, you will be able to open the lid with a single hand. It exposes a matte display, surrounded by thin side bezels, and a bit thicker bottom and top borders. As usual, there is an HD Web camera up top, but there’s no sign of a privacy shutter. On the other hand, the lid acts as a lever and lifts the backside of the base gently up from the ground, thus providing more airflow and a slightly better typing comfort.

Then comes the base. It houses a clean-looking keyboard, with a backlight and a NumPad section. We were pleasantly surprised by the decent key travel, and clicky feedback. The single unfortunate thing about this keyboard is the size of the “Up” and “Down” Arrow keys.

Now, look at that! This little devil sports a fingerprint reader. It is embedded into the surface of the touchpad, and to our surprise, doesn’t interfere with the touch sensitivity of the area around it. This is great, especially since the touchpad is pretty comfortable to use too.

Turn the laptop upside down, and you will see the speaker cutouts, as well as the ventilation grill. This is not the only access point for the fans to breathe, as they draw even more air through the keyboard.

Acer Aspire 5 A515-57-74Q9 Price in Pakistan