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Acer Aspire 5 A515-58 Core i5 13th Gen
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[@Light_yagami_123]

what is price and it is better than asus s15 evo laptop

[@surajpatel5200]

these specs are awful. a video card with only 4gb of ram means its neither for gamers or the casual user. core i5 is fine but 8gb of system RAM is only for super casual users

[@klipklapklop3359]

300 dollars and below then we can call it a good deal

[@alexander_ohl]

Review for Acer Notebook - Aspire A515-58M-77DY (purchased on March 7, 2024)
Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this Acer notebook. Even when purchasing it in Malaysia, I was misled. I was assured that the device was powerful and reliable, but my experiences have been different.
The biggest issue is the heat development. The notebook gets very warm very quickly, especially on the left side where the hard drive is located. I was surprised that a hard drive could produce so much heat. This heat development significantly affects usage, as it becomes uncomfortable to have the notebook on your lap, and even when on a table, the left palm gets uncomfortably warm.
I also use the notebook in Indonesia, where temperatures are naturally very hot. The additional heat development of the device makes working with it uncomfortable. It is disappointing that Acer did not take more technical measures to avoid these problems.
Another major issue concerns the USB ports. Despite the notebook being turned off and the corresponding settings in the Acer Sense app, the USB ports remain active. This means that external devices such as a hard drive stay active even when the notebook is shut down. This should not happen.
Additionally, although the notebook goes into standby mode, it wakes up with any key press. Despite adjusted settings, this problem persists as the USB ports' mouse connection activates the system. Therefore, I cannot use the standby mode at all, as the notebook keeps waking up without my knowledge.
This problem is poorly thought out by Acer and is widely discussed in various Acer forums and online. It seems to be a widespread hardware issue and not an isolated case.
Lastly, I would like to mention that I had a larger hard drive installed in the original Acer shop in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, upon my request - from 500 GB to 1 TB. I paid extra for this. However, the device had to be opened and the system reinstalled. As a result, I now have no warranty on the device, which was not communicated to me during the installation in the Acer shop. This is extremely disappointing, as I purchased the device originally with a receipt from the Acer shop.
I have already bought four different devices from the Aspire 5 series in the last 8 years and have been very satisfied with all the others. They were very reliable and worked for a long time. However, this device seems to be an exception, and I am very disappointed with it.
Alexander Ohl