Acer nitro 7 and acer nitro 5: the new gaming laptops

Acer is renewing its product ranges entirely. Now it is the turn of your gaming laptops. The company has already presented the Nitro 7 and Nitro 5. Two new models in its range of Windows 10 gaming laptops. The company renews this range in every way. Changes in design, but also at a technical level, with various improvements in performance.

Nitro 7 and Nitro 5: Acer's new gaming notebooks

There will be several options on these two laptops, which will go on sale this spring. The Nitro 5 will arrive in May and the Nitro 7 will be launched throughout the month of June officially.

Nitro 7: Acer bets on maximum performance

The first of the two models that Acer leaves us is Nitro 7, which has a high-resolution 15.6-inch screen. It also has a response time of 3 ms, in addition to a refresh rate of 144 Hz. A metal chassis that barely measures 19.9 mm is used in this laptop. So it is a thin, but strong and very powerful laptop.

Inside it is a 9th generation Intel Core processor, in addition to the latest NVIDIA GPUs. In this way we know that we have the best possible gaming experience at all times. Also, storage space is no problem in it. Up to 32GB of DDR4 RAM and up to 2TB of hard drive storage can be used.

Acer introduces in it double fans, and also its own CoolBoost technology. To check the temperature of the components, we have NitroSense, which is accessed with a key. In this way we can have instant access. Setting your own power plan on the laptop is also allowed at all times. On the other hand, both laptops have Ethernet E2500 or Acer Network Optimizer to prioritize the game.

This Nitro 7 is expected to go on sale in June. It will be from 1, 199 euros in price, depending on the desired version of it.

Nitro 5: Designed to dominate

On the other hand we find the Nitro 5, the second of these Acer gaming laptops. In this case, it features a 17.3-inch Full HD IPS screen with a narrow bezel, but we also have another version with a 15.6-inch one with an impressive 80 percent screen-to-chassis ratio. In both cases we have a ninth generation Intel Core processor inside, alongside the latest NVIDIA GPU.

It has a capacity of up to 32 GB of DDR4 RAM. In this laptop we find double fans, and also its own Acer technology, called CoolBoost. In addition, there is a function called NitroSense, which allows you to see the temperature of the components at all times. It can be accessed using the laptop keyboard. The company also confirms that the two versions have Ethernet E2500 or Acer's Network Optimizer to prioritize the game.

In this case, its launch is scheduled for the month of May. It is launched at a price from 999 euros, although it will vary depending on the desired version of it, as confirmed by the company itself.

An important renewal of this range by Acer. So we are sure to hear more about these laptops throughout this year.