Acer Aspire Vero AV15-51-7617 Green PC | 15.6 FHD IPS 100% sRGB-Display | 11th Gen Intel Core i7-1195G7 | Intel Iris Xe Graphics | 16GB DDR4 | 512GB NVMe SSD | Wi-Fi 6 | PCR Materials | Vero-Sleeve

I use my laptop a LOT! So, when my favorite laptop died a few months ago, I wanted to replace it with something great. That said, Im not currently working, so budget was a concern. I wanted a sturdy, but lightweight 15.6 inch laptop with a fast processor, plenty of storage, good sound and picture quality, and a numeric keypad - all at a price I could afford. I settled on the Acer Vero.

I bought this for its versatility to be able to use Android apps. I use it for work, and also music apps, and background tracks. It has replaced my 2nd Acer Aspire, which was also great. It is lightweight, and comes with a nice carry case.

All slots are full. One will not be able to add or expand anything...one can only opt for expensive replacements. The video is not as sharp or fast as one would expect, in fact there is too much glare and is very sluggish as if it is an LCD display from the 1990s. Definitely a low budget machine where the manufacturer cut lots of corners and I will be reminded of that every time I turn it on. Dont bother to remove the base to upgrade as the demo video mostly falsely advertises, I already did that pointless effort and provided a picture. As one reviewer pointed out, what is up with the R and the E keys being printed backwards??? I also had to spend some time removing bloatware, trialware, and crapware. I will grudgingly keep this machine until I find a more proven desirable one.

En Windows 11 los drivers del procesador dan problemas para manejar la tarjeta de video de Intel iris estuve apunto de devolver el equipo por que me daba error de Windows por razones del procesador. Por otra parte lo demás funciona perfectamente no trae tampoco lector de memoria SD

This laptop looks more of an olive-drab greenish color in person with neon yellow specks in the plastic. I think the environmental stuff is a little far-fetched considering the impact made by making these, their batteries, etc. but I digress. The weird backwards R and E keys threw me at first but its another little hip nod to the environmental focus for this machine.

SO this has an IPS monitor which gives you higher definition and clarity than an LED monitor. But also it uses more energy and these types of monitors are known for heating up and overheating which can cause premature failure. To further add to this issue, some genius put its heat fan pointed RIGHT at the front of the monitor. Ive never seen this in a laptop and dont understand why they couldnt vent it out the side or even reposition the monitor slightly so they could vent the heat out the back. Im really hoping that the heat blowing onto the monitor thats already known for heat issues isnt gonna be an issue. Within a few short minutes of regular browsing, its fan is blowing non-stop and the bottom part of the actual computer screen is getting hot because of the exhaust fan.

So, my family has been using an Acer aspire for 13 years now. My sister poured a glass of milk and tea on it. Never broken down, still working like the first day.

Computer screws came out of laptop and cover is cracked. Laptop is only 6 no the old

What impressed me the most Acer was one of the few to use an i7-1195G7 in a laptop within this price range and it remains cool & quiet. For work laptops I always avoided i7s due to the extra heat/fan noise, this is one area Acer pulled off with their very good cooling engineering. This is a nice balanced laptop which will fit the needs of a student & office work. The included travel sleeve provides basic protection.

While the product may have worked properly, not knowing how to manufacture keys with the proper letter on it makes me doubt the rest of the product’s quality.