Acer Nitro 5 AN517-41 [NH.QBGEX.058]

- The display frame at the bottom simply comes away from the display, you can pry it with a fingernail, and 148% dust will accumulate there over time. They told me at the store, "It's a feature of the model, no adhesive is intended there," for a hundred bucks, damn, it's not intended, even though other 17-inch brands have adhesive.
- Cooling, even though it's not news for laptops, easily goes up to 90, and when it works longer than 2-3 hours in turbo mode, it lags in games. I've noticed this feature, it can cool down to 70, but in exchange, it lags.
- Speakers, it's like they took the cheapest ones and shoved them in, the quality is [censored], it buzzes and hums terribly, although if you press on the speaker area (where those stickers are) to make it more or less acceptable, and placed some paper during opening for a tighter fit, you get a clear sound. Apparently, the assembly is lacking. The sound, you can't even hear a simple video from YouTube, I had to buy a mini speaker.
- The case material is prone to smudging, the cheapest, it creaks all over. At the first opening by a technician for inserting RAM, two plastic fasteners failed (broke, damn), even though it was opened super carefully, meaning the lid is not meant for opening at all, and the damn battery is built-in.

- The glossy case shows fingerprints easily, with only the screen frame and the laptop's bottom cover having a matte finish.
- Upgrading RAM or storage voids the warranty (a specific feature of Acer).
- Weak speakers and a relatively weak battery - 3574mAh. All is done for the sake of the laptop's slimness. Although in gaming laptops, the battery is generally just for show.
- In heavy games, the constant operating temperature of the processor reaches 91 degrees - very high. Suspected bad thermal paste from the factory, planning to replace it after the warranty expires.

So far, everything is satisfactory.