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SAVE £230: The Watch Bosomy Sisters Who Are Good at Stripping OnlineAcer Aspire 5 A515-57 laptop with Intel Core i5, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD is down to £469.99 at Amazon, reduced from £699.99 as of Nov. 1. That’s a 33% discount on a laptop that’s got your back (and your budget).

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£699.99 Save £230

Acer Aspire 5 can handle work, streaming, and maybe a sprinkle of procrastination. And with a price tag that has just dropped to £469.99, it’s ready to save you some serious cash while packing in some solid performance.

The Aspire 5 A515-57 is powered by a 12th Gen Intel Core i5 processor and 16GB of RAM, which means it’ll speed through most everyday tasks without breaking a sweat. It’s not a gaming beast (integrated graphics will only get you so far), but it’s perfect for multitasking, bingeing, and tackling those late-night assignments. With a roomy 512GB SSD, it also gives you plenty of space for all the files, projects, and playlists you could want — minus the hourglass loading symbol.

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Visuals won’t disappoint either. The 15.6-inch Full HD IPS display delivers sharp details and bright colors, whether you’re editing a doc or streaming yet another episode. Need to make your setup more desk-friendly? Acer’s thrown in a Thunderbolt 4 port so you can hook up multiple monitors, transfer files faster than you can blink, and even charge your laptop — all through a single cable. It’s like magic, but techy.

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With its sturdy aluminum body, backlit keyboard, and HD webcam with noise reduction, the Aspire 5 is ready to keep you looking sharp, even if you’re still in pajamas from that last Zoom call. If you’ve been eyeing an upgrade that won’t wipe out your wallet, this limited-time deal is a no-brainer.

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