After purchasing the Acer Extensa 15 laptop, I started experiencing screen blackouts. Due to the intermittent display issues, I took the laptop to the service center. Each time, no problem was found with the device, and I received responses like "there seems to be no issue" after watching videos on YouTube. Despite taking it in twice for different reasons and three times for the same issue, they couldn't find a solution, let alone determine the cause of the problem. Shortly after the warranty expired, this morning, less than a month later, I noticed that the front part of the screen had detached when I turned on the laptop. Those considering buying an Acer laptop should be aware that its lifespan might be as short as its warranty period, and if they encounter a problem within the warranty period, they may not find any support.
Hello, I purchased an Acer Nitro V15 laptop about 2-3 months ago. Since the day I bought it, I have been experiencing severe FPS drops and overheating issues. Thinking it might be due to insufficient RAM, I upgraded it, but the same problems persisted. I couldn’t find any useful information on forum...
I barely use my Dell G15 5525, yet I’ve already had to replace the motherboard twice under warranty. Despite these constant hardware failures, Dell refuses to replace my laptop and insists on repairing it instead. It’s unacceptable for a product to have this many critical issues within the warranty ...
About a year and a half ago, I purchased a Dell G15 5511 laptop. Two to three months after the purchase, the device suddenly shut down and had to be sent in for repair. Despite requesting a replacement, the device was returned to me after being repaired. A few months later, the same issue occurred a...
It's been a year now since I purchased the Acer Aspire 3. Over the last 4-5 months, it only functions when plugged in. Due to my workload, I can't send this essential work laptop for warranty service. When I reported this issue to the Media Markt store, I was advised to contact Acer's technical serv...
I bought the Acer Nitro 5 gaming laptop from the Teknosa website. It has an Intel i5 12500H processor, Nvidia RTX3050TI graphics card with 8GB RAM, a 512GB SSD, and a 15.6'' FHD 144Hz display. When I opened and turned it on on the day it arrived, the screen showed colorful lines right away, and the ...
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