3 years), that doesn't mean it can't fail. However, if you like your laptops to, well, aspire to something more, such as being able to run modern games or cope with heavy-duty image and video editing, then you’ll need to look elsewhere.Hey FoxHound, The iPod uses a Li-ion battery, the good news, no battery memory, the bad news, when they go they go! Apple states you should get approximately 400 charging cycles before needing to replace the battery (I figure for me, at my current use / charge rates battery should last about 2 to maybe and I think that will be a stretch. The range of configurations available means there’s a good chance you’ll find an Aspire 5 model that suits your needs and budget – while the model we tested wasn’t too capable when it came to graphical oomph, there are options to get an Aspire 5 with a dedicated graphics card.īattery life was particularly good, so if you want an inexpensive laptop that can dependably handle day-to-day tasks without needing to be constantly plugged into a power socket, the Aspire 5 is definitely worth considering. If you’re looking for a mid-range laptop that won’t cost the earth, but which isn’t compromised with cheap build quality and out-of-date components, then the Acer Aspire 5 is a great choice. The screen is also a little washed-out for our tastes, with contrast not as high as we'd have liked. The touchpad doesn’t feel as satisfying to use as those found on other laptops, and it’s an unfortunate reminder that this is not a premium device. It also remained cool and quiet during our tests.įor the price, you’ll feel like you’ve got your money’s worth with the Aspire 5, including some up-to-date components. The large range of ports is welcome, and makes this a versatile laptop for using with a number of peripherals, and battery life is very good. The Acer Aspire 5 has a nice design and good build quality – apart from the slightly loose-feeling touchpad. If you’re looking for a mid-range laptop that won’t cost the earth, then the Acer Aspire 5 is a great choice.
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