Acer Aspire C27-1700-UA91 AIO Desktop | 27 Full HD IPS Display | 12th Gen Intel Core i5-1235U | Intel Iris Xe Graphics | 16GB DDR4 | 512GB NVMe M.2 SSD | Intel Wireless Wi-Fi 6 | Windows 11 Home

I bought 7 Acer desktop and one of them was delivered with a broken screen. When I called Amazon, they couldnt help me and transferred me to Acer who told me they couldnt do anything about it. That desktop caused me 800 dollars. Really disappointed with both Amazon and Acer.

Fast computer, 27 monitor, no lag time between downloads. Item as described, very happy with purchase!

I like this all-in-one concept. Its nice to pull the computer out of the box and have everything you need, like a laptop, but with a big bright screen better than youll ever see on a laptop. I understand why Acer includes a wireless mouse and keyboard in the box, except Ill probably never use them.

We are big fans of All-In-One computers for the kids and any non-gamer, but getting the right CPU was always a challenge. The high performance CPUs ran hot which resulted in constant fan noise, and the lower power couldnt handle when you need the extra processing power. So we were excited to see Intel Alder Lake base CPUs come out in an AiO PC.

Update may 2023. I upgraded the ram to 32gb and she screams. Highly recommend this PC as it has been flawless.

I was excited to receive this for review, I havent used an all-in-one form factor (other than an iMac) in a really long time, and I was interested to see what someone would get for around $700. Ultimately, this is using laptop internals, packed inside of a computer monitor. The power adapter only has an output of 65 watts, a normal desktop processor alone draws at least that much power and sometimes double. Computers have become powerful enough so that most people dont really need full-fledged desktops like that anymore though. A neat and tidy setup like this is more practical and elegant, so long as you dont need anything too powerful.

Ive always stirred away from AIO (All In One) systems. I never was a fan of them, although I should admit they are an attractive concept. This was mainly because of bad and repeated experiences Ive witnessed friends or colleagues go through when they took the baits and made the jump early on when they started popping up as alternatives or midway solution between a full on desktop PC and a laptop. The main issue was their lack of processing power, RAM and graphics, which is a recipe for a delayed frustration once the hype of the new purchase fades away and questions like why my PC is so slow arise.

If you are a pro PC user or someone who builds your own PC to your specifications, the PC is most likely not for you. I believe this All In One is for those needing a PC that is plug and play which this is.

This is an all-in-one desktop computer for home or office use. What makes this an all-in-one computer is that the computer is built into the monitor, so you don’t have to deal with a bulky box as well as a big monitor in your space. You just get a nice big clear monitor with the computer built in. The system also includes a wireless keyboard and mouse, as well as a built in camera, microphone and speakers, all you need to get up and running. The external dimensions of the monitor/computer unit are 15”x24.25”x3/8”. The maximum screen resolution is 1920 x 1080. On the back of the computer are 3 USB A ports, 1 USB C, 1 ethernet, 1 HDMI, a 3.5 aux port, and a power port. At a minimum, you will need to plug in the power cable to the power port, but that is it for necessary cables. The included wireless keyboard and mouse communicate via a USB A dongle, which will take up one of your USB A ports. But then you don’t need any cables for the mouse or keyboard. Since the speakers and camera are built in, that’s 2 more cables that you won’t need. The computer has built in Wifi, so an Ethernet cable is optional. And you would only need to use the HDMI port if you want to connect a second monitor. The keyboard and mouse are powered by AAA batteries (included). Truly, this computer is plug and play out of the box—there is a few minutes of assembly to mount the computer on the V-shaped adjustable stand. Then you plug the power in and you’re good to go.

When you buy an All-In-One, you have to know that sacrifices are being made to fit the computer in the screen. I have an iMac for work that cost thousands more and it is painfully slow for anything that requires heavy lifting from the GPU like Blender, video production, etc. It also just quits at times. For a much lower cost, I actually prefer this for most things. It is speedy for browsing the web, can act as a basic media PC without bogging down like the little stick PCs, and has a big screen with good viewing angles. The video memory is enough for a second screen, but Id definitely opt for a desktop if you plan to do much more than word processing or light photo editing with that combined resolution.