Acer Predator Helios 300 Gaming Laptop, Intel i7-10750H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Laptop GPU, 15.6 Full HD 144Hz 3ms IPS Display, 16GB DDR4, 512GB NVMe SSD, WiFi 6, RGB Keyboard, PH315-53-71HN

I had it a week ago and tested lots of thing. I am quite satisfied with its design, build quality, and, of course, performance.

El producto llego en excelentes condiciones!

I bought it like a month ago and everything was great. Unfortunately, One day I got the issue with battery, and now the laptop works only when it is plugged in. Not really happy but at least I can mail it for a repair.

I love this, it shipped so fast, and the quality is great!! No problems and the laptop runs smooth

I wrote a review like this but I’m the wrong product. This was a computer my father bought for me from his Amazon account. 7 months after purchase. Wi-Fi adapter had to be replaced at the lab. 6-7 months after 1 year warranty expired, i7 core cpu is dead and has to be replaced. Short story short computer is dead and the only way to fix it is to pay half the price of the computer. Have to shop for a new computer now. They need to extend the warranty to at least five years because they knowingly give you horrible quality hardware then the warranty expires and you can’t do anything about it meanwhile they don’t care cause they move on to sell the next product line. It’s a scam unless they address these reviews honestly. Otherwise this is all a grift.

Great gaming laptop amazing performance however the battery does not last long you are luck if you get a little over a hour with it and the charger gets extremely hot read up on this seems to be a problem with them

Excelente equipo, se mantiene bien refrigerado. En cuanto el envío, lo compre en desde chile y me ha llegado en 14 días.

Bought this Acer Predator after a lot of research. Found good features in this price range. But after using for 8 months, the product poor quality started to uncover. Battery stopped charging all together. Have to keep power cord inserted all the time to use it, which is of course not feasible.

This laptop is a beast and I have no issues with performance. Because of this, but as should be expected: it runs hot, the fans get loud, and the battery life is atrocious (you definitely need to keep it plugged in, but that’s standard).

Ive been using SolidWorks for 22 years. The only thing I dont like about all the new PCs is that these only have a few ports. My old laptop (bought in 2008) had a read write disk with blue ray, all the ports for any cards one would need. While this PC supports 4 monitors it only has ports for 2 additional monitors (pretty damn dumb). I had to buy a USB-C 7 port multifunctional converter (from QGeekM) and a cable adapter for one of my 3rd monitor. Once I got it setup I do like it though.