Acer Aspire 1 A115-31-C2Y3, 15.6" Full HD Display, Intel Celeron N4020, 4GB DDR4, 64GB eMMC, 802.11ac Wi-Fi 5, Up to 10-Hours of Battery Life, Microsoft 365 Personal, Windows 10 in S mode, Black

The laptop came almost brand new, with unnoticeable imperfections. Please note that you can very easily deactivate S mode and try to update all of your drivers as soon as you get the PC, it also helps to use a performance mode, if not, the laptop will feel slow.Here are some pros and cons I found:PROS:Big, 1080p screen.Slim form factor.Sturdy.Keyboard is not too clicky nor too smushy.Fast performance.CONS:Screen is TN so viewing angles are extremely limited.Storage is not expandable.RAM is not expandable. It has a RAM slot but I don't know if it's possible to use, doesn't look like it, as it only lists one RAM slot and that is the onboard memory.All in all, it's a great laptop, quick and responsive for students and office work. I highly recommend it if the cons I mentioned are not a deal-breaker to you.

This product works great!It is amazing for the low price, and I have not experienced any issues over the time span of four months. On the keyboard there is a key to lower or brighten the screen which makes it easy to work day or night, without damaging the eyes. The battery life lasts a long time, and charging is quick. There is a percision touchpad which makes it easy to scroll using two fingeres. The image quality is great, as well as sound quality. It is easy to connect with Bluetooth, and there is an HDMI port, as well as three USB ports. There is also a place to plug in earplugs or headphones. One thing I would like to mention though, is that the charging cord needs a little bit of a firm push to actually go in, so don't feel as though you are going to break it.I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking for an affordable laptop that works great!

I really like this notebook. Fast enough, and decent sized screen. The volume level is too low for even the small room I am in, so, already, I had to buy a separate speaker. That solved the problem. Easy to use, but for the life of me I just do not understand, especially with the need for Zoom at present why Zoom cannot get its act together and make an app compatible with Windows S, which is the preferred way to run this notebook. I can never get decent audio on Zoom. Just not usable. This is really not the fault of the manufacturer of this computer, but just a buyer beware warning that if you are planning to use Zoom on this notebook, or a similar notebook, do not choose one that runs on WIndows S.

Purchased the A515-55-75NC; there are enough reviews now but I'll add that its fast enough for my needs, screen looks great and I have no issues with using this keyboard (I’m no keyboard snob; they plunge down and rebound well, click "feel/sound" is appropriate, and the surface of each key is smooth). Mine came with a single 8 GB RAM stick which I swapped with a Crucial 16GB stick and had no problem using this brand of memory. Installed a Samsung 860 EVO 500 GB SSD in the empty HHD bay (FYI: upgrade kit was in the box) with only a slight concern; there's a chipset you have to unscrew and lift it up so you can fully sit the ribbon to the motherboard connector*. Free storage is now 476.9 GB / M.2 SSD and 465 GB / SSD.Pros: Had no problems removing all bloatware, without using a removal tool, and a clean reset to begin using it.Cons: The area underneath the motherboard connector* is not anchored solid so you feel some flex as you're pushing down to unscrew the chip; this might make you nervous. It's not clear how much RAM can be installed. No adjustment to the backlight (off 30 seconds after last keystroke) of the keyboard even when plugged in. Outlet power cord is only 3 feet long.

I have owned and used this laptop for 3 months now and I now feel that I can give it a long term review. Firstly, starting from the outside, it looks beautiful from the aluminum top is a great touch and the presence of a plastic base is not a game changer at all. The screen is bright, responsive with brilliant colors. The keyboard is pleasant to type on with good tactile feel. While the 10 key is a bit narrow with practice you can adapt to it.the track pad is nice but is mostly use a bluetooth mouse. The fingerprint reader, does not reliably work. You can set it up and it does read fingerprints, but upon reboot or boot up it will not work and one must use a pin to access the laptop. I have reset the fingerprint reader, removed it from device manager and re-installed it and searched and tried all suggestions from the Acer forums and no beans. However this is a small issue. The boot up is FAST..... from touching the power button to entering my pin is 5-6 seconds, yea that fast!. The processor is also incredible, this I7 will take anything you can throw at it. Last week I was transcoding video and pegged the cpu at 100% with temps at 80 degrees C, and it never missed a beat. This CPU will allow medium gaming when coupled with the Iris plus graphics, but do not think you can play COD at max graphics. The SSD drive is amazing and loads programs in seconds. As to the external ports 3 usb ports and 1 usb C port is a plus and are sufficient. The ethernet port and HDMI ports I have not used. Battery life, is very good. I have not gotten the advertised 8 hours of battery life advertised but I have gotten 5+ hours on a full charge. The lack of a CD rom is not a big deal, buy an external one for about $25 or so. Also I love the backlit keyboard since most of my at work use is in a dark exam room. All in all this is an amazing laptop and will serve you well!

I bought this for my daughter and age loves it, she had no complaints, she lived the sulize of the screen, the color and quality of the laptop