Acer Aspire 1 A115-32-C96U Slim Laptop | 15.6" FHD Display | Intel Celeron N4500 Processor | 4GB DDR4 | 128GB eMMC | WiFi 5 | Microsoft 365 Personal 1-Year Subscription | Windows 11 in S Mode, Silver

This laptop has been a terrific workhorse for me. It was easy to use, right out of the box, and it's an amazing value.

Rápida, no se calienta, muy práctica y funcional !! Es muy buen producto en relación precio-calidad

I bought this laptop for writing and taking online classes primarily, and it's just perfect. Keyboard is nice to use. Screen is bright and crisp. Laptop is lightweight. This is NOT a laptop for gaming, video editing, demanding graphics work, and you're probably going to get frustrated if you are a busy, multi-tasker with multiple software and dozens of browser tabs open at the same time. That being said, for basic computing needs (word processing, watching Netflix, web browsing, blogging, writing a novel, taking classes, etc...), this laptop is near perfect and budget-friendly. Couple Notes: - The processor is 1.1 ghz, not 2.8 as listed in description, but really, you wouldn't be doing anything on this that should ever require that much processor speed. - Memory is upgradeable, which is nice, but I've found that 4gb is fine for what I'm using it for right now. - Laptop looks stylish, but lacks that "high-end" feel - but it's a $200 laptop. Still, I like it and keyboard feels good for typing at length. - Screen is sharp. Colors are decent. Not the best screen out there, of course, but certainly not bad at all. Not a touch screen...slight bummer but not a big deal to me. - Sound coming from speakers is nice and loud. No, not premium sound, but sufficient to watch movies/video classes and hear it just fine. I'm happy with it, but no audiophile. Use headphones or a Bluetooth speaker if you want better sound. - Performance has been fast and I've been satisfied. - Easy to switch from Windows S to full Windows Home, which is my preference and why I opted for this over a Chromebook. - 81gb of available storage space after OS and apps take up a bit of the 128 gb drive. To me, that's totally fine since I'm not saving anything on this - it all goes in the cloud. - I don't think the battery will actually last 9 hours with normal settings, but I get a solid 5 or so hours out of it between charges. RE: Slowness/Lagginess: A couple negative reviews mentioned this and when it happened to me, I thought that maybe there WAS something off about this computer. Turns out when I logged into my Microsoft account, it started syncing my existing desktop computer with this laptop, and with only 4gb of memory and slower processor, it just bogged it right down for about 20 minutes or so as it synced apps, desktop icons, etc.... Once everything synced up, it was fine and has been ever since. So if you experience slow, laggy performance when you first get this, and you've logged into your Microsoft account, set it down and let it sync for 20 minutes or so, or better yet, adjust the sync settings to be more selective. All in all, it's a great, inexpensive laptop that is super lightweight, super portable, looks nice, performs great, and is perfect for basic computing, an older child/teen, college courses, etc...

La publicación dice que es una aspire 3 17" core i3 8gb de ram y en realidad llego una aspire 1 intel celeron 4gb ram y 15" nada que ver con lo que dice así que mucho ojo mejor ni se metan si esta en oferta mejor la devolví.

Inexpensive and seems to be fairly well built, although after about 6 months (this is an updated product review) it has begun locking up after about 30 minutes of continuous use; icons & photos disappear or "white out" & you have to shut down the laptop & reboot after 15-30 minutes. Unit doesn't feel hot/warm, so must be an internal system glitch (others on the internet have reported this, also). All I do is basic internet surfing & looking at my photo library (using thumb-drives), so it is more than adequate, if I can keep it from crashing (daily..). Guess, at this price-point you do get what you pay for. Think this model is no longer manufactured, so my review may be moot, anyway. Did purchase an external DVD/CD drive (several on Amazon for $20-30, as I watch DVD movies & listen to my music CD collection when I'm traveling).