Acer Aspire 5750G (15.6-Inch, 2012)

price, usability, keyboard

87% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Attractive, compact case; Mostly matt, resistant surfaces; Very good application performance; Good 3D, gaming performance; Acceptable soundscape; Optimized power consumption with Nvidia Optimus; Good battery life in operation without load

Unfavorable port positioning; Unusual keyboard; Intensely reflective display; High heat development possible; Moderate sound quality

The benefits of Sandy Bridge paired with Optimus seem steep. The balancing act of performance and low power consumption is likely only matched by similar configurations. For example: Asus N53SV or the larger Acer Aspire 7750G with HD 6650 GPU.

Good application performance; Good battery life; Cool components; Affordable price; Nice looks

Creaking wrist rest; Feedback poor keyboard; CPU throttling during full load; Third rate screen; Moderate gaming performance; Wobbly lid; No USB 3.0

Versatile devices that cost a maximum of EUR 600, like the Acer Aspire 5560G-8358G50Mnkk (15"), the Acer Aspire 7560G-83524G50Mnkk (17"), the Asus K53SK-SX021V (15"), the Dell Vostro 3555 (15"), the HP Pavilion g6-1352eg (15"), the HP Pavilion...

Good value ; USB 3.0

Glossy screen ; Keyboard and touchpad could be better ; No Bluetooth

With a three-digit price tag and a 2nd Gen Core i5 CPU, the Aspire 5750G represents good value for money. It does have some drawbacks, such as a glossy screen and it could use a better keyboard and touchpad, but overall it's a nice laptop that would...

Excellent value, Matt, textured finish, Core i5, USB 3.0 and HD webcam, Decent speakers

Poor screen, No SDXC support, Small, slow hard drive

Decent performance ; Clear and bright screen ; Decent build quality

Poor quality speakers ; Some minor flex in chassis ; No gaming chops ; Battery life

Sandy Bridge ; Dedicated graphics ; Long battery life ; Vibrant screen ; Tons of storage

Plastic build ; Reflective screen

We've seen Sandy Bridge laptops emerge from almost every major manufacturer since Intel unveiled its second generation processor earlier this year. While these laptops have differed wildly in look and size, from the tiny Samsung 9000S to the hulking...

A powerful processor and decent battery life in a stylish package

Only one USB 3 port and a slightly disappointing screen, plus a last-generation touchpad

If you don't want to pay a high price for a high-end processor like the Sandy Bridge Core i7, the Aspire 5750G is a way to get the performance and reasonable battery life, without breaking the budget. You're not paying for unusually fancy design...

Decent construction given the price. Admirable battery life.

Small delay when using touch pad. 2GB of RAM could be a little limiting.

The Aspire 5750 is a modest computer, but for AU$599, we can find very little to complain about. If you're on a tight budget and have basic expectations, it'll serve you well.

Good value,USB 3.0

Keyboard and touchpad could be better,No Bluetooth

Good

With a three-digit price tag and a 2nd Gen Core i5 CPU, the Aspire 5750G represents good value for money. It does have some drawbacks, such as a glossy screen and it could use a better keyboard and touchpad, but overall it's a nice laptop that would...