Acer Nitro 5 vs Microsoft Surface Book 3

Acer Nitro 5 Gaming Laptop(wonderful budget laptop). Intel Core i5-10300H/ AMD Ryzen 5 4600H/Intel Core i5-9300H.

However, the performance downgrade and struggles makes me question if just getting a Laptop 4 w/ double the RAM + iPad Mini or regular iPad would be a more efficient use of money. We're talking about the Book 3 struggling with 1080p video on YouTube without frame drops, yet a cheap iPad wouldn't question that for a second. It seems like the best of both worlds, while the Book 3 seems to offer the mediocre of both. Much of the negatives didn't truly sink in until after the return period, so I may recommend purchasing through Microsoft directly, as they offer 60 days to make up your mind rather than 30

But If you want to go deeper, you can remove the whole panel. The Batteries down here. It's a 48 watt hour battery, and I'm getting a little bit less ...

The 15.5 hours of battery life advertised is a complete lie. --Sometimes when the laptop needs a system update, it will refuse to launch any programs until all updates are finished. --Microsoft's support has not been too helpful, either

. if you are looking for a great laptop at a good price this is it! Watch the price as it fluctuates. Also be prepared for some upgrades

The price also hasn’t changed. Our review unit, which includes a Core i7, 32GB of RAM, 512GB of storage, and a GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q GPU, is $2,499. That’s the same price as the Surface Book 2 with comparable specs. (You can also get the Book without discrete graphics; the base 13

It moved along pretty well right out of the box, and and with the inexpensive RAM upgrade it positively zips. Again, I can't speak to the gaming capabilities, but I'm really pleased with the performance for my needs. I'll have to add some storage at some point, as I expect many people will, but that's pretty inexpensive these days too. 2) Construction: as the weight would indicate, this thing is solid

Versatile, LONG battery life, but it's so heavy. It's like a brick. I've had issues with OS upgrades, so -2 star.