Helio health jobs pro#

It achieved average contrast levels of 1,025:1, while its illumination of 86% isn't terribly even and we noted some clearly visible halos.

Helio health jobs pro#

373 cd/m² is sufficiently bright - in our comparison field, only the Legion Pro 5 shines brighter at 516 cd/m², plus, it also offers a higher resolution at a similar price (as do the LOQ 16 and the XMG Apex 15). In contrast to the Predator Helios 16, the QHD option does not cover the DCI-P3 color space but is instead limited to 100% sRGB like the FHD+ variant we tested. Both panels have a refresh rate of 165 Hz. Our test device is fitted with a matte WUXGA IPS display (FHD+) with an aspect ratio of 16:10, while other variants offer a QHD option. While the logo button on the numeric keypad launches the Predator Sense app, the permanently lit button at the top left is used to switch between the performance modes. The layout is actually pretty nice, but the right shift key is a little too small due to the arrow keys being regular-sized, while the left shift key is even smaller.Īcer has given this keyboard a four-zone RGB illumination with four intensity levels, while the non-Neo version has a particularly even micro-LED illumination. The keyboard warps ever so slightly when typing (which, by the way, is very quiet), but this is not a problem in everyday use. However, the keys' resistance could have been a little clearer. Its generous key lift of 1.5 mm is accompanied by a clearly noticeable pressure point. It is the exact same as on the Acer Nitro 16. This has almost nothing in common with the keyboard of the Helios 16, but it is similar in mechanics and appearance to the keyboards of many inexpensive gaming laptops, such as the XMG Apex 15, Gigabyte G5 or Captiva Advanced gaming laptops. Acer has installed a 6-row chiclet keyboard with sufficiently large keys and spacing into this device.