Acer Swift 3 Thin & Light Laptop, 14 Full HD IPS, AMD Ryzen 7 4700U Octa-Core with Radeon Graphics, 8GB LPDDR4, 512GB NVMe SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Backlit KB, Fingerprint Reader, Alexa Built-in

I am using this laptop for 1 month now. During this time no problem occurred, quality and performance is awesome especially considering items price. Laptop came with windows 10 installed and I removed and replaced it with Linux Ubuntu immediately :). So, this machine also works with linux. Some issues, not important but I experience are following:

Absolutely great buy for such a low price I love it it run smoothly in a graphics are amazing

Dull display. But I am happy with my purchase.

This is a fantastic, ultralight laptop. It is small enough to carry around for work, or play. I barely even notice I am carrying a laptop around when I have it in my case. It boots up really quick and the finger touch to unlock is great. The screen is sharp, and all text come out nice and easy to read on it. I dont do a lot of gaming on it, but I read and do work on my laptop. Watching videos on it is clear and sharp too. The audio is not the best but it is a thin laptop so it is expected. Keypad is nice and soft, and very responsive.

Use to work home from time to time and seems to be a good portable. Batteries last for a while just. A good buy I think...

Hinges will come out. Currently i am using it as a desktop.

I replaced my ten year old 15.6 boat anchor, held together with duct tape which served me well with this lightweight 14 laptop. I love it. Since my primary use is writing I like the keyboard action and features. Since the keypad keys on the right side of the keyboard on the old one are missing (no loss for my use) reorienting to using it required some time, but my typing sped and accuracy have improved beyond the former one.

It didn’t have a camera , only a hole where a camera lens shoulda be. Definitely seemed like a production error. It also was not touch screen so I don’t know if it was supposed to be since I’m being asked to review on that.

I wanted a small lightweight laptop with snappy performance. I got it! I would have opted for more RAM if available but have no complaints other than the need for various adapters to mate to my old monitor, external drives, etc. This would apply to most new laptops and will lessen as everything stabilizes to USB-C. Love those cool Ryzen chips! No cooler needed.

Purchased the Acer notebook for my son and its by far better than I was expecting: