Acer Aspire 3 Intel Core i5-1035G1 8GB 256 GB SSD 15.6-Inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) Win 10 Laptop

I purchased this as a gift to be exchanged by the end of the year - Ill post comments, etc once we have used the new laptop

Acer Aspire 3 is awesome, its sleek design, easy touchpad, fast Wifi Intel-Core 10th gen i5 4 cores 8 threads! 8GB & 256GB, Window 10Home! It’s easy to set up with Cortana to walk you through step by step,you can sync devices!15.6 full HD so amazing

I am very satisfied with this computer. It is a great value and it is VERY fast!

Laptop works good, great performance for the value, however the screen quality could be better and the camera quality sucks.

Awful!!!

Slow out of the box, it takes forever to boot up and so slow!

The computer is not responding the keys are sticking and the cursor refuses to move

Well, I expect a brand new laptop to work for few years before it can go dead and this one went on fine for 2 months and now it’s dead already. After 3 separate calls with service center, one person was kind enough to generate a shipping label (apparently even under warranty only repair is free (guys on phone talks as if it’s done as charity); but you have to pay for shipping 20$). I sent it for warranty repair, which apparently takes a month (2 weeks over now; no updates yet)..looks like Acer guys are very busy on repair side to fix all the crappy laptops; stay away from Acer. Also all the data in it is gone: luckily I did not had any photos etc. on it..

This is a good computer, the keyboard is good, the touchpad is accurate and sensitive, the speed is decent, especially for the price, but the screen is terrible. I understand that the emphasis for this laptop is gaming, and the screen may have speed advantages, but the resolution seems to be half of what is claimed, the contrast is very low, and the viewing angle is so low that there is serious vignetting whenever there is a dark background, plus it is impossible to manage anything besides screen brightness. Maybe I should have anticipated the screen issues, but seriously, it is not up to what I expect of Acer. OTOH, the vendor was very willing to accept a return and I was able to purchase an Aspire 5 with a beautiful screen for an additional hundred dollars. My advice: unless screen speed is more important than anything else, spend the extra money, avoid eye fatigue.

Good: You can upgrade the ram. There is one upgradeable ram slot occupied by a 4gb stick of ram (the other 4gb is soldered on). I replaced it with a 16gb stick of ddr4-2666, and now I have 20gb of ram total.