Acer Nitro V 16S (ANV16S-71, 2025)
Launched Dec 2025 · Gaming
Usual price₹1,04,999
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5 210H · RTX 5050 · 16GB/512GB · 16" 180HzIPS, matte · 1920x1200 · Windows 11 Home · NH.QXBSI.00167 launched at ₹1,04,999
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Score breakdown
For the laptop. Each part is measured the same way for every laptop (processor and graphics from benchmark results) and moves up or down with what reviewers praise or criticise.
Pros
- Solid build and an accurate, bright IPS screen (100% sRGB)
- Good speed for work and everyday use
- Quiet and cool modes usable most of the day
- Long battery life for a gaming laptop
- Easy to open and upgrade
- Fairly light and compact for a 16-inch gaming laptop
- Sturdy body with good ports including USB4
Cons
- Turbo mode is loud and hot
- Keyboard flexes and warms up while gaming
- Small function keys
- Thick screen bezels
- Heavy games run at low frame rates at high settings
- Very loud in Turbo and Performance modes
- Keyboard flexes, surfaces show fingerprints
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3DNewsSep 2026
Tested ANV16S-71-75R0 with Core 7 240H, 85 W RTX 5060, 32 GB / 1 TB and a 2560x1600 180 Hz screen: not the fastest in its class, but a good mix of screen quality, battery life and sensible noise, with no overheating.
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3DNewsNov 2025
Tested the AMD twin (Nitro V 16S AI, Ryzen 5 240, RTX 5050 at up to 83 W, 16 GB / 1 TB, 1920x1200 180 Hz): an entry gaming kit that plays most new games at medium settings, with a good screen and long battery for light use.
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MezhaNov 2025
Tested the AMD twin (ANV16S-41, Ryzen 5 240, RTX 5050 at 70-85 W, 16 GB, 1920x1200 180 Hz): a well-balanced entry gaming laptop that handles current games at its resolution, with steady cooling and a comfortable keyboard. (Score from Notebookcheck's review list.)
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Tested the AMD twin ANV16S-41-R2AJ (Ryzen 7 260, 85 W RTX 5060, 32 GB, 1920x1200 180 Hz): well built with a bright, colourful screen, good sound and over 10 hours of battery, but similarly priced rivals such as the MSI Katana are faster in games.
Full specs
| Battery | 76 Wh |
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| Battery test | 8.7 h (3DNews web browsing at 150 nits (ANV16S-71 Core 7 240H / RTX 5060, 2560x1600 screen)) |
| Charger | 135 W, charges over USB-C |
| Weight | 2.1 kg |
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| Thickness | 19.95 mm |
| Material | plastic and metal |
| Keyboard | RGB backlit, number pad |
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| Webcam | HD (Notebookcheck lists 720p; one India listing says 1080p) |
| Fingerprint / face unlock | No |
| Speakers | stereo, Acer TrueHarmony |
| Ports | 1× USB-C, 3× USB-A, Thunderbolt/USB4, HDMI 2.1, SD card, Ethernet, 3.5 mm audio |
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| Wi-Fi / Bluetooth | Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2 |
| Cooling | Dual fans. Reviewers found no harmful overheating; Balanced and Quiet modes are fairly quiet (about 38-43 dB(A)) but Turbo is loud (about 50 dB(A)) and the CPU can touch 92-100 C; the middle of the keyboard gets warm in games |
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| Warranty | 1 year |
| Colours | Obsidian Black |
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