acerSwift 3 Intel Evo Thin & Light Laptop, 14" Full HD, Intel Core i7-1165G7, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, 8GB LPDDR4X, 256GB NVMe SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Fingerprint Reader, Back-lit KB, SF314-59-75QC

Very good!

good

Did I bought used one? I can't believe it. It's written 16 hours and some said 10 hours. So what about mine? Help with that if some one knows the issue of my battery 🔋Or change it or refund it, amediatle.

Can't use the keyboard when it is backlit. Use CNTRL and F8 to turn it off. But you have to do that every time you start up. Also you can adjust the scroll pad for the way you want to scroll up and down but I haven't been able to fix the left right scroll adjust.Otherwise, I'm very happy

Exacto el tipo de producto que necesitaba para mi trabajo en casa , buen precio, solo un detalle , el teclado viene configurado para Norteamérica, se tiene que configurar de manera adicional para convertirlo a español aunque las teclas no coinciden con caracteres al momento de configurar.Para un servidor , lo del teclado fue lo de menos, pero si están pensando en regalárselo a un estudiante , asegúrense que su teclado esté en español para los hispanoparlantes .

As a relatively inexpensive and light laptop, the Acer Swift 3 is pretty solid. It's not a heavy duty laptop and it isn't going to be a great option for gaming or video editing or anything that requires a lot of processing power, but as a general purpose laptop for surfing the web or watching YouTube videos it's going to be perfectly functional.It weighs in around 2.6-2.8lbs (my scale isn't very precise and the reading fluctuated between the two after several tries), which makes it quite easy to carry around without feeling weighed down. The construction feels about what I would expect for a computer in this price range, which is to say it's not top quality but it's not flimsy either. The keyboard is not overly clicky, although it is a bit louder than i would like. I am generally not a fan of laptop keyboards as I prefer a bit more responsiveness but all things considered it's not bad. The backlighting on the keyboard works well.The Cinebench score was a rather pedestrian 5000. But regardless of benchmarks, I have found it works perfectly well for my everyday needs. I can have a full-screen video running on one screen while surfing the web on another with no lag or hiccups. I keep several programs open all the time (including Chrome which is a serious memory hog) and the laptop doesn't have any performance issues. Considering the price point I am very satisfied with its performance.The one negative about the setup is that the RAM cannot be upgraded (I got 8gb and wanted 16gb but wasn't going to pay the ridiculous cost difference to buy it pre-installed). I also would have liked 1 more usb port, but 2 is pretty standard so it's not something I would hold against it. Overall I am very satisfied with this laptop. If you don't carry your laptop around very much you might consider looking around for other options because there are probably other more performant options around this price range at the cost of more weight. But if you want a portable, inexpensive laptop that performs well on common everyday tasks then this is a great choice.

Good specs for the price (a dell xps 13 with similar specs costs 100's of dollars more)decent build quality, aluminum chassis, laptop is pretty sleek and lightweighttouchpad, keyboard and screen are good, nothing special, but not bad eitherbattery life is excellentmy only complaint is that the fans were super loud out of the box. however, after using the fn + f shortcut to set fan profile to silent mode, the machine is very quiet and the fans almost never come onEDIT: I was randomly getting bluescreens (referencing the intel driver). I found that you MUST use the intel graphics driver versions acer's website. If you use any other intel graphics driver (in my case a newer version was pushed by windows update) you will experience frequent bluescreens. Once I rolled the driver back from the windows update version to the stock acer driver, the random bluescreens went away.EDIT: 5/29/21: The intel drivers offered by windows update are now a newer version and no longer seem to be brokenEDIT: 3/13/22: I still have not had any driver or stability issues since the last edit. I also updated this machine to Windows 11 and had zero issues!

i like most things about this laptop for home use but what was not at all clear was that this comes from a usa based seller and the keyboard is usa layout which is not ideal if you have spent all you online time using a uk layout