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

lve my new computer. Bought another for my mom but bought the 23 inch

Ive had a couple Acer laptops in the past that I really liked and were long lasting and I wanted a PC for the bedroom, so when this popped up on Vine I jumped on it. Ive never owned a desktop all-in-one unit before, either separate components or laptops so this is a little fresh for me.

I have been using desktops my entire life and although it is a breeze to update the desktops, they tend to take quite a lot of spaces. This time, I decided to go with an all in one and got this Acer Aspire C27-1655-UA93 AIO Desktop.

Excelente producto super recomendado!!!

This all in one looks great and is light.

I hesitate in recommending any AIO system, because there always seems to be some kind of shortcoming that you cant fix. With this, I thought I was golden, because the specs looked so good.

Es buen equipo pero al poco tiempo le salio una linea pequeña negra a la pantalla, no me han resuelto si se tiene aún garantía.

I like Acer products. They seem to offer a good value for the money and this All in One Desktop has worked great for what we need it to do. Our oldest child in high-school uses it for homework, surfing the web, chatting with friend in Discord, and even gaming with Geforce Now, for example. Very good hardware and specs for the money. We would buy another one if needed.

Good for people who only use the computer to surf the web, or maybe watch some videos. This computer frees up a lot of desk space and wiring being an all in one. Easy to set up right out of the box, comes with everything you need. Its not a powerhouse and the on board graphics isnt that great. But if you are only going to use it for smaller tasks, it works well.

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.