Acer Aspire 3 A315-24P-R7VH Slim Laptop | 15.6" Full HD | AMD Ryzen 3 7320U Quad-Core | AMD Radeon Graphics | 8GB LPDDR5 | 128GB NVMe SSD | Wi-Fi 6 | Windows 11 Home

After using my laptop daily for the past few months, I can confidently say it's been a reliable tool for both work and leisure. I mainly use it for web browsing, document editing, video calls, and some light multimedia use, and it hasn't let me down.What I Like:Smooth Performance: The processor and RAM handle multitasking well—whether I’m switching between tabs or using office apps, everything runs smoothly.Fast Boot and Load Times: Thanks to the SSD, startup and app launches are quick, which saves me time every day.Decent Display: The screen is bright and clear enough for work and watching videos, with good color accuracy.Portable and Lightweight: Easy to carry around, especially important when I work outside or travel.Room for Improvement:Battery Life: It’s fine for a few hours of use, but not ideal for a full day without a charger.Audio Quality: The speakers are just average—not great for music or movies without headphones.Trackpad Feel: A bit less responsive than I’d like, but manageable.Overall Verdict:This laptop strikes a great balance between price and performance. It’s not a high-end powerhouse, but for students, professionals, or anyone who needs a dependable everyday machine, it does the job well. I’d definitely recommend it for basic to moderate use.

I got the upgraded Aspire 3 15 with touchscreen and updated AMD hardware with Ryzen 5 and Radeon graphics and 512GB SSD. I must say, I absolutely love this laptop. Now I know its not the fastest, thinnest, widest, longest lasting laptop in the world, but by god it comes close. I love how everything work on it, and the thing is its a great ALL AROUND COMPUTER! Good for business, family, games, etc.The only cons that I think it has is the light duty speakers that it comes with, i feel they dont get very loud; but keep in mind im actually partially Def too so that probably doesnt help. And one other thing is the battery life. I feel the battery life won't win any awards for longest charge, but I do feel that it does pretty darn good i think it gets anywhere from 6 to 8 hours a charge depending on your settings and use. Keep in mind, I also have my battery limited to 70% currently to help preserve my battery life, and also with my needs i feel this lapto suites me quite well! Because it does everything I need it to do and lasts just long enough for any of my wireless traveling needs.Great all around laptop though, especially being that I got it for just over a decent $400 bucks!

This a good laptop for the price, I mainly used it for college homework and watching YouTube and it did just fine. I never had a problem with lag or slow loading/booting times. Some websites were slow to load but it wasn't that bad. One thing I noticed was that on the first 5 minutes of the laptop being on, it would produce a loud fan noise but it would go away.

This is my first time using an Acer laptop, but I've had an Acer desktop computer for years, which I've really enjoyed. I've been very happy with the quality, performance, and ease-of-use so far with this laptop. The main reasons I considered purchasing this particular model included the solid state drive, the decent amount of RAM at 16GB, the WiFi-6 capabilities, and the reasonably good amount of storage space. Also, it provides quite a number of ports, so I can attach all the accessories and portables that I want. What I appreciate the most so far is definitely the solid state drive. I've been using those for years, and I just love how fast they are. Booting up the computer takes seconds, and I'm ready to go. Overall, I do like the design of this laptop. The keyboard has a nice feel to it, and my only tiny complaint there is the layout format of the 10-Key pad. I work in Accounting and Bookkeeping, and I'm used to a certain layout, which this pad doesn't really offer. Some of the operation keys aren't where I'm used to having them, but I can still accomplish what I need to do. I don't use this for its gaming, so I can't speak to how well it performs there. However, as just a nice home office laptop that is fairly light weight and performs well, I'm happy with it so far.

If you were like me, looking for a college laptop that would not break the bank, look no further. I am literally writing this review on this laptop in class.I just wanted a (Windows) laptop that I can code on and do a couple assignments while on campus. I never have to worry about the battery dying on me unless it was already really low. It is surprisingly fast but obviously not as fast as a $2000 laptop. Fast enough I would say.Right out of the box, I was instantly very surprised at how good quality everything felt and looked. It is actually pretty large in size but not cumbersome. But as I keep using it I do have some nitpicks about it:- The screen portion is pretty bendable to the point where I feel like you can easily break it. Now I don't know who would do that on purpose but you should watch out.- No backlight on keyboard makes it hard to see keys in low light.- Keyboard feels sort of hollow. Probably because it is cheap.- Fan is noticeably loud, say if the class is quiet. But I do prefer it to be cool and be a little bit loud than it be hot.- Fan ramps up randomly. Like I could have a simple assignment up with 2 tabs open and it could kick on for some reason even though the workload is not much. Then other times I have a bunch of tabs and another application open but it will stay silent.Other than that it is perfect if you need a cheap laptop to get some work done at school or code like me. Definitely recommend.