Customer Ratings & Reviews

I still cannot get on facebook. I still need help with some things, but so far, it seems more secure than my last laptop.

but great deal for the money and decent laptop. Time will tell of course but I did a lot of research and ended up here.

I have encountered no problems so far. Had the laptop about a month. I did notice the touch pad is a little loose but not enough for me to complain about it. Overall happy.

I've loved this 2 n 1 since I purchased it. Easy to use and does everything I expected

I felt as if it were near perfect for my conditions, it just lacked something for me.

This is a computer which is quick to start-up and fast between functions. Light weight, good looking and easy to manipulate. Should have a DVD/CD ROM drive .

We have been very pleased with the Acer. Solid state drive is a great feature. Near-instant start-up is impressive. No issues to-date!

Computer has all the power I need and is superquick and I like the way it looks

Great battery life, no need to shutdown. It doesn't discharged a lot over night.

it is a great computer, but just a little expensive for me

When my old laptop broke, this replacement still works fine today. I love all of its features.

I purchased this computer for editing movie function. It works well. BestBuy also helps me to process price match. Thanks.

Has been easy to get set up and easy to use. Can't think of anything I don't like about it.

I'll be comparing this to the Lenovo Yoga 900. So if you are interested in getting a good laptop comparable to the Newest premium Yoga, then this review should be helpful. Pro's and Con's listed at bottom. I had originally bought the Lenovo Yoga 900 because of the great things that I heard about it. Unfortunately, I was let down. I purchased this laptop after lightly testing out multiple ultrabooks from all the top brands including HP, Dell, Lenovo, and Toshiba. For the price and just overall quality at a glance, this one caught my eye the most. I paid $870 US when I purchased it, and it was worth every penny. Considering it comes with all the high end features such as the 6th gen Core i7 6500u and 512Gb SSD, you can't really go wrong. The build quality is excellent. It feels sturdy and not like you're going to break it in half just by picking it up. The screen folds all the way around without any hiccups or wobble while rotating. (very smooth). The performance for general pc use is outstanding. I use it mostly for web browsing, watching youtube and twitch.tv. But even with multiple tabs open and while using other programs such as office or quicken, it doesn't barely break a sweat. This was an issue with the Lenovo while just opening google chrome, the processor would jump up to about 75%. While using it just to open a program while watching video, it would max out at 100% most of the time. I'm not really sure if this is normal, or I just ended up with a defective chip. (If anyone else has used a Yoga 900, please let me know in comments if you also encountered this issue.) I think this is due in part to the 1080p Max resolution. This may come as a drawback for some considering all the hype around quad hd and 4k right now. But for me 1080p is still more than enough for a 14in screen. My last laptop (hp 2070us) had a max of 1366 x 768 and that still looks good imo. The screen brightness is great with good color production. Also has good contrast ratio. The trackpad works well with precise pointing and good multitouch functions. Another issue I had on the Yoga, where the multi touch functions such as scrolling would not work in the windows system applications. Other things to point out is the connection ports. It includes 2 usb 3.0 and one 2.0. 1 ss usb c and an hdmi along with a full size sd card reader with a headphone port. I really like the inclusion of the hdmi port, considering the lenovo only used the super c connection and you need a usb c to hdmi adapter that costs and extra $25 to $30. The battery life is good, lasting on average about 5 to 6 hours and that's while watching videos. 7 to 8 hours while just web browsing or using office. Even though it has a smaller battery than the lenovo, the decreased stress on the processor use keeps it running longer. The last thing I can think of is the weight coming in at just over 4lbs is a little heavy, but nothing you don't get used to after about 5 minutes of using it. A plus for the Lenovo weighing only 2.9lbs. Overall, I really like this laptop for the performance/price ratio. You can't go wrong with all the premium components packed into a sleek design and solid build quality. I am hoping this will last me 5 years like my old hp. As a side note. Contrary to my user name, I did not buy this laptop with the intention to use it for games. I would suggest getting a laptop with a dedicated graphics card for that. At least an nvidia 960m or comparable amd chip. Pro's -Performance to price ratio -Core i7 6500U -Backlit keyboard -Inclusion of hdmi port along with USB c and 3.0 -Build quality and 360 degree display -Quality trackpad Con's -Max 1080p display -Slightly heavy for a 2 in 1 -Battery life could be better, but not really an issue

Very good laptop, handles well in all situations. Would recommend to a friend.

Works great with the specifications. The screen has a good resolution as well.

This laptop is perfect for all of my basic needs and more.

Memory Intensive tasks are a problem. Trying to stream videos or Wi-Fi TV it would constantly locked up.

i say the screen is the down for this laptop everything else falls into line with prices.

I would not consider myself a power user, but I do do a fair amount of work with this computer. Sound / video editing, web browsing, etc. This laptop really suited my needs. Pros: + The price point is good. for an i7 processor, I got it less than $1K, so I Was happy. + The SSD is awesome. You need to access files on your computer, no wait time. Boot time is nothing. + Pretty good touch screen. Not the best that I've ever used, but certainly it gets the job done. + Windows 10. Before this, the latest version that I had used was Windows 7. It seems like a lot of problems that I had heard about with Windows 8 have been resolved. I'm pretty happy with it. The Cons: + Not expandable... At all. No memory upgrades, no hard drive upgrades, nada. Not ahuge deal with the 512 SSD and 8 GB of RAM, but every now and again, I wish that I could pop an extra 8 GB of RAM in there. + The tablet is BIG. I had got this so that I could have both a laptop and a tablet all in one. The only problem is that using it as a tablet is a little bit tough because the size and weight of the machine. Still doable, but barely so. Overall, I'm really happy with it though.