Acer Aspire C27-1700-UA91 AIO Desktop | 27 Full HD IPS Display | 12th Gen Intel Core i5-1235U | Intel Iris Xe Graphics | 16GB DDR4 | 512GB NVMe M.2 SSD | Intel Wireless Wi-Fi 6 | Windows 11 Home

This is a good, but not great, all-in-one computer. It is reliable and I have been using it as a video conferencing computer and it works just fine. So why, the faint praise? Well, there are issues.

I like Acer products. They seem to offer a good value for the money and this All in One Desktop has worked great for what we need it to do. Our oldest child in high-school uses it for homework, surfing the web, chatting with friend in Discord, and even gaming with Geforce Now, for example. Very good hardware and specs for the money. We would buy another one if needed.

Ive been using this for several months as a second computer for my home office. I am running all of the basic office apps (Word, Excel, PPT, etc; Zoom, Chrome) and they all run perfect. I am also using some more complex stuff. I use this as a Plex server, and also run OBS for Zoom and other video streaming / conferencing apps and it works great. I am not a big fan of Windows computers honestly, but this all-in-one was irresistible. Im really happy with this purchase... more than a year in and it is still running like a champ. This is a space-saving, well-made, excellent computer.

My computer is amazing.

This computer is very nice. Easy setup, I dont do gaming. But it is fast and does what I need. I would recommend it.

Speakers suck.

I was excited to get this computer. My old desktop PC is about 10 years old and has been running very slow lately. This Acer all-in-one PC is definitely a very different type of computer than Im used to. Here are the things I like and dislike about it.

I needed a new computer and saw the Acer Aspire C27-1655-UA93 AIO Desktop and thought it might be perfect for my needs since the computer is built right into the monitor, saving a ton of space. I had been using a laptop that I hooked up to a widescreen monitor, and I wanted to replicate this type of setup with a desktop, but I did not want to suddenly have to find a way to accommodate a tower.

I bought 7 Acer desktop and one of them was delivered with a broken screen. When I called Amazon, they couldnt help me and transferred me to Acer who told me they couldnt do anything about it. That desktop caused me 800 dollars. Really disappointed with both Amazon and Acer.

This computer makes a clean set up. The keyboard and mouse use a single dongle, so there are no wires for that. The DC power cord is the only wire required and it clips to the support. The power adapter has lots of good safety approval marks. The machine comes with a reasonable sized internal fast boot SSD drive C: and a larger mechanical HD for data, drive D: The mechanical drive tested to have an odd slowness for random read. I tested this multiple times and it was odd to see random read speeds lower than random write speeds. I did a speed test to see how well the wifi worked. Since this speed results includes my ISP internet speed, the wifi could be faster than this. I did upgrade from the Windows 10 that came on the machine to Windows 11. It took a good bit of time, but I didn’t encounter any problems. To gage the graphics performance I installed and went into a virtual world. I got frame rates of about 50 fps with the default settings somewhere between high and ultra. This is quite good. The camera on the screen has a shield for privacy. The camera did not support Windows hello. I would have liked a higher resolution screen, but other than that, I don’t see anything to complain about.