Nitro reader 5 reviews 1080p#

I played around with all six profiles - none of the presets enhanced the audio, but the Gaming Sports profile sounded the worst, adding too much grit and rasp to the smooth-sounding holiday jam. There are several presets, including Gaming General, Gaming FPS, Gaming Sports, Movies, Music and Voice. There is a Waves Maxx Audio app to tweak the audio to your liking.

The holiday jingle sounded a bit flat and congested as it emanated from the oddly placed, bottom-firing speakers. Another gripe I have with the Nitro 5 keyboard is its poorly placed power button - I am not a fan of power buttons integrated into the keyboard, sorry. Capitalizing letters is a pain in the rear instead of landing on the Shift key, I often ended up on the up-arrow key, which sent the blinking text cursor flying to another paragraph. One of the Nitro 5вЂ™s biggest offenses is its shortened Shift key - an issue I addressed in 2020 laptop trends that must die. I scored 84 words per minute on the typing test, which is a slight regression from my typical 85-wpm typing speed. I hated typing on this laptop so much, I angrily gave up on it while typing this review in Google Docs. While I love how the keyboard looks, I cannot stand how it feels.

You can always turn off the red backlight, but the dark-red symbols superimposed on black keys are a tad difficult to see. Unfortunately, if youвЂ™re not a fan of red-backlit keys, youвЂ™ll be disappointed to know that the Nitro 5 doesnвЂ™t feature customizable RGB-key lighting, so youвЂ™re stuck with red. I even love the red backlighting, which has four brightness tiers. The keyboardвЂ™s island-style, red-and-black color scheme panders to my personal tastes - I have a weakness for crimson-and-onyx motifs. The Legion 5 fares the worst with an embarrassing color-coverage score of 40%. The G5 15 SE takes the crown as having the most colorful display (77%). The ROG Strix G15 covers 1% more of the DCI-P3 color space than the Nitro 5 (46%). The Nitro 5 also covers 45% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, which is eight percentage points less than the 53% category average. The ROG Strix G15 (251 nits), G5 15 SE (301 nits) and Legion 5 (287 nits) are all brighter than the Nitro 5, but not by much.

The Acer laptopвЂ™s display emanates only 245 nits of brightness, which is dimmer than the average budget gaming laptop (271 nits). I hope you donвЂ™t sit near a bright window - Nitro 5 is pretty darn dim.

Nitro reader 5 reviews 1080p#

Of course, being that the Nitro 5 is equipped with a 1080p screen, it wonвЂ™t win any awards, but I was pleased with the gameвЂ™s visuals on Nitro 5вЂ™s IPS display. I loved how the display accurately showed Agent 47вЂ™s transition from the muggy wilderness - cloudy with a misty haze - to a less humid environment with muddy streets and run-down brick homes. I played Hitman 2, navigating through a Colombian jungle to take down a drug cartel.