Acer Swift X SFX14-41G-R1S6 Creator Laptop | 14 Full HD 100% sRGB | AMD Ryzen 7 5800U | NVIDIA RTX 3050Ti GPU | 16GB LPDDR4X | 512GB SSD | Wi-Fi 6 | Backlit KB | Amazon Alexa | Windows 10 Home

EDIT: disabling processor power boost (aka turbo boost) solved temperature issues with the laptop and also decreased fan noise by 99%

si piensas en algo para tareas de alta potencia y movilidad no dudes en comprar esta laptop

I got this for school; I just wanted something I could also do some work on, as I am doing a game design degree and messing around with a project I hope to sell one day. This thing is on par with my tower benchmark-wise; its GPU is nicer. Even the throttled-down laptop edition of the 3050 runs crazy well. I wouldnt get this just for gaming, but I got this on sale for 950 ish, and it gets better frame rates than my Tower. The granted tower has six terabytes of M203 SSDs, 32 gigs of ram, and the same CPU almsot. But that GPU price hike, oh, I felt it.

Great product, high performance machine, everything that I wanted when I purchased this. However, after working fine for a couple weeks (maybe a hiccup occasionally), the network adapter completely stopped working. No WiFi settings were even available in the settings. Upon looking in the Device Manager, the computer did not even recognize a WiFi adapter at all. It appears to be a manufacturing defect, so I will be shipping the computer back to be fixed. I will admit that this process hasnt been too bad, since this ordeal is occurred less than 90 days after the product was bought, I dont believe that I am paying any costs.

Overall Im very satisfied with this laptop.

Got this laptop to do the following stuff

This is by far one of the best Windows laptops I have ever owned. It came with minimal bloatware (much of which I cleaned up upon receiving the laptop) and the memory and processor performance of my personal laptop keep up with high loads: multiple virtual machines running, WSL running Linux, Firefox, VSCode, Spotify, Teams and Outlook run almost constantly on my laptop with no gaps in work or delays from loading.

This item is used for my daughter, every thing is right, very good battery life and fast response

I bought this laptop with the intention of using it for school and for some light gaming. I wanted something thin, small, light, with good battery life. I didnt expect to pay such a low price for an item matching my requirements. This is a great laptop but its got things that one should know about before buying.

So I got this to replace an aging 6 year old laptop. Im not going into all the specs and that the Ram is soldered on and the upgrade ability of this device as its in the description and its easy to search info about it. So my experience with this slim laptop is pretty good. The pros of this PC, aka things I like. The screen looks good, it has 16gb of ram, 512mb HDD, dedicated video card to handle some video encoding or light gaming (when your kids grab it), the keyboard is back lit, HDMI out, 2 USB 3.0, USB C, rather good battery life if you balance the power options, and its light but not light that it feels cheap. The cons,aka thing I dont care for. The power adapter for this Acer Swift is very small and delicate, the Ram is soldered on so if the Ram gives you issues its not as easy as popping in a new stick, it comes with more bloat ware apps installed than my last OEM laptop and lack of any additional inputs, besides the 2 USB, 1 USB c HDMI, and a headset port. Overall I like the laptop, but soldering on the Ram sucks, and give me another USB at least 3 should be a minimum to call this a creator laptop. It come with a 30 day of Norton and most of the Acer boatyard can be uninstalled.