The overall selection is strong, with the former three alongside a headphone jack, Ethernet, and three USB-A ports. The placement of ports on the Nitro 5 is sporadic, but, handily, it keeps the HDMI, charging port, and Thunderbolt 4 on the back-shifting the cables out of the way. You’d be sacrificing some travel, though. The keypress tops devices such as the HP Victus 16 and Dell G15, but if you want something with more tactile feedback, an Asus TUF laptop would be the way to go. It offers a ton of travel and a pleasing, if minimal, level of feedback. The performance of the keyboard is strong, especially given the reasonable price of this machine. You are stuck with a 16:9 panel, which is perfectly fine for gaming, watching videos, and the like, but, in 2022, many in this category are also opting for 16:10-acknowledging the need to accommodate improved productivity as well. When playing titles with realistic design at the forefront, you may find environmental detail a little lacking, but outside of that, you’ll have few complaints with the visuals when getting your game on. Nevertheless, it gets bright enough for an averagely lit room, and the colors are suitably accurate. Such luxuries are reserved for high-end gaming machines or devices that don’t prioritize gaming (or frames per second) at all. Unsurprising at this price is that the screen is not the brightest or the most colorful. The dual fan and quad exhaust setup stops this device from ever becoming uncomfortably warm, and, unless the fans are manually ramped up, they don't get obviously loud. This laptop also performs in the noise department, where many gaming laptops can often come unstuck.

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