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

After several years of being a laptop-centric household, we decided it was time to replace our old desktop which we hadnt used in a while due to how slow it had gotten. After narrowing down features we needed, wanted, and though might be nice, this Acer Aspire Acer Aspire C27-1655-UA93 (whew, a mouthful!) checked most of the boxes of our list.

wi-fi disappears and unless you have it hard wired you cannot upgrade to download a new network adapter. Disappointed

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.

I like its light weight, thin screen and its speed.

Me gustó mucho, tiene muy buena calidad, es rápida y eficiente.

Thin, lightweight, great display, easy hookup, and much more. I chose the least expensive machine and it is more q for my wife. She absolutely loves the speed compared to her old Dell AIO.

I will start this review with the admission that Im not a big fan of All-in-Ones. That said, this one seems to be a nice little unit for a typical home user.

The computer we had which was our family computer and doubled as the school during the covid everyones at home year was on its way out. We needed a replacement, so the timing of this was quite fortuitous.

OK, Im in love.

For starters, I only write reviews if something blows my mind - whether good or bad. This is the latter. I work in tech and have a very large event every year for 2 weeks which requires a moderate volume of data transfer from SD/USB drives to an external hard drive and cloud. Basically, three times I day I have to sit down and copy an average of 50 mp4 files from an SD card to my Lacie drive and Dropbox. I wanted an additional computer (this one) to tap in remotely to control from my MacBook Pro, which works well but a second computer is necessary if I dont want to give up my MacBook for solely those tasks multiple times a day. I did tons of research to find something that was simple yet fast, ideally an all in one for size. This Acer seemed great on paper so after weeks of comparing, I bought it.