Depends on the cost & location.
Pro-wise, it's probably relatively cheap for the specs you get. That's been the Nitro's ace-in-the-hole for quite some time.
Cons - it's feel like it's built to a pricepoint
11th Gen i7 + 3050 (non TI?), 16GB and a 1080p/144Hz screen.... shouldn't look to be paying more than maybe $700 USD or local equivalent off the top of my head, even that might be a stretch.
Much more than that, I'm pretty confident you could do better than the built quality of the Acer.... even if it meant getting an open-box deal (with full warranty) .