Acer ConceptD 3 Ezel CC314-72G-72SX Convertible Creator Laptop, Intel i7-10750H, GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q, 14 FHD, Gorilla Glass, Pantone Validated, 100% sRGB, 16GB, 512GB NVMe SSD, Wacom AES 1.0 Pen

I love this computer. Had the speed to run my programs to design items and my kids love that they can work on homework and write it problems.

I bought this as a replacement for a budget Acer laptop, specifically needing more processing power and ram but what drew me in was the capability for inputting cell values into spreadsheets on the go.

I received the laptop 7 days ago and installed a pen display. After a sleep mode, the driver was lost and an error blue screen was shown. I tried no start the pc againg and the graphics card didnt work well and crashed with blue screen several times. I tried to correct the error and tried a safe boot and windows didnt recognize my password and there was no option to return to normal boot again or connect to internet. I had to reset windows and install all the software again. Then I tried connecting another monitor and it worked half an hour. Then the displays blinked with black screen and the drivers were deactivated by windows. Then I tried to restart the pc and there was a blue screen again. I tried to install new drivers from nvidia but they work only minutes and crash my pc over and over if I try to connect a second monitor.

I love this laptop. It is more powerfulI than bigger, more expensive ones, is small enough to take anywhere, and its collapsible screen make it incredibly versatile.

This is the first time I’ve not bought a Mac for design work. I wanted a laptop with a drawing / touch screen included for on the go work. This was a good solution. It runs illustrator, photoshop and InDesign well. Colour screen is quite good as well. If you are wanting to save a little money over buying a MacBook and iPad separately this is a workable solution for graphic design and illustration.

This laptop is so much more than just that…it is a graphic workstation, a regular office workstation to crunch numbers in spreadsheets, a light portable gaming station, and sleek enough to take on the go. Additionally, it has an outstanding variable display that moves around, acts as a sort of super tablet (if you so choose) and has a very responsive stylus that is the best I have used. It is very responsive, stows away perfectly, and it has opened up so many options for me to be more productive…and to have more fun. Drawing is amazing on this and it goes hand-in-hand with creativity. All of the above is bolstered by the fact that the screen is ridiculously accurate and validated by a company that is respected for such ratings. There are not a lot of flaws about this beast in a small package but I will outline both in the portion below.

I bought this 2-in-1 to design kitchens and present to perspective clients. I am able to flip the screen or have it facing up for both the client and I to view as well as just using it as a tablet to edit and make notes. It is very versatile! The hinge that the monitor is attached to is very nice. The gorilla glass is genius! The pen is okay. I did not buy this machine for its pen capabilities, but it seems it could be a bit more rigid and it does lag a little while drawing or writing with it. Overall this is an amazing laptop so far!

Wow. What an innovative laptop, and what a treat to work upon!

I used to be a build it yourself full size workstation tower kind of person. But with all the working from home over the past several months, Ive gotten used to having a macbook pro plugged into a thunderbolt docking station a with dual monitor, keyboard, mouse and wacom setup. So the idea of having an pre-configured art focused note book is something I was more comfortable with than I would have been before.

[Will update as I continue exploring this hybrid laptop!]