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Huy
> 24 hourMeditate before opening
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GBM2012
> 24 hourExcelente laptop para estudio, trabajo, o dia a dia.. excelente precio
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Rick D.
> 24 hourTotal piece of junk, dont waste your money
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Juan Pablo-international purchase.
> 24 hourIts an excellent laptop. well built, solid and convenient. I bought to do my everyday work it is just great.
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Tom Pham
> 24 hourGood
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Wilmer Campos
> 24 hourBuena relacion precio calidad, si lo que buscas es un portatil para trabajar con programas multimedia relativamente exigentes y quizas jugar algun que otro juego esta es tu mejor opcion
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Steve Walsingham
> 24 hourLove this thing. Great picture and sound. Extremely fast even on the crappy wifi at work. Spends no time buffering, fires up and ready to go.
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Michael Malagoli
> 24 hourat this price point, its a bargain.
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Arthur Family
> 24 hourGreat laptop! Only downside is theres no indicator from we capslock is on, which can be a pain when its accidentally toggled when typing in passwords, etc. Other than that, love it!
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Frank L Ducar
> 24 hourI purchased this computer for my business with the intend of upgrading it with a Acer Solid State Drive. After setting up and transferring all programs to this laptop I began to add the SSD. Acer did have decent instructions on how to do this on their support site. When I went to connect the SSD cable to the socket the socket (on the mother board) would not lock the cable into position. The locking flap will not snap into place locking the cable. I tried to contact Acer Online Support and was required to enter the S/N which I did. The automated response was my laptop was out of warranty. Not sure why as I had had the laptop 4 days at this point and the date of manufacture was less than 90. I had to submit proof of purchase which I did and I am still awaiting a response. Next step was to contact Acer Support by phone. After a couple of calls I was told I would have to send the laptop into Acer for inspection (at my cost) and probably eventually receive a replacement . Also this would take 10 days plus. I run a business and can not afford to be without a computer for day to day business. I asked about local support and was informed that I would have to pay for it myself. I run business and this is no way to threat your customers.