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Published: 2018-04-02, Author: Bình , review by: topnewreview.com
Faster and thinner than the competition, it's also very competitively priced
This laptop seems to be the thinnest on the market now, a testament to good design and engineering. And the black-and-gold color scheme screams executive suite. If we were putting a laptop in an ad for a Mercedes, it would be this one.The Acer Swift 7 wil...
Abstract: The world's thinnest, ultra-light, versatile laptop design is what gives Acer's Swift 7 its distinguished sleekness and sophistication. Tailored for life-on-the-go professionals, the Swift 7 leverages powerful processing and the fastest wireless connectiv...
Abstract: This honor has been held by several different computer manufacturers in the past. But recently, Acer snagged the “thinnest laptop ever” crown with their launch of the Acer Swift 7.Swift 7The Swift 7 measures a thin and sleek 9.9mm thick. That's less than...
Published: 2016-12-17, Author: Sebastian , review by: notebookcheck.net
9.98 mm is quite thin, stylish design with nice colors, relatively light, good battery life, decent system performance, large touchpad, IPS display with stable viewing angles, quite when idle, adapter for USB 3.1 Type C to USB 3.0
only 2 USB 3.1 Type-C ports, very easy to smudge, no backlit keyboard
At 9.98 mm thick, the Acer Swift 7 is the thinnest model of the world. The black-gold color scheme looks nice and the case feels great. The super-flat construction is easy-to-handle. Overall, Acer has produced a good laptop. The workmanship is flawless an...
Lacks an SD Card Reader, Some users will resent, the single port type, Middle-of-road performance
Performance: The Acer Swift 7 performed admirably in our benchmarks, but didn't offer any noteworthy scores outside of battery life due to the low-power nature of the Core M inside the machine. The benchmarks provide a picture of a laptop that will handle...
Published: 2016-12-10, Author: Andrew , review by: arstechnica.com
Well-built laptop with a fine (if not record-breaking) 1080p screen, Decent keyboard and good Precision Touchpad, Two USB-C ports for data, charging, and external displays, Good battery life, Fanless and fast enough for most people, gamers aside
No touchscreen, No keyboard backlight or Caps Lock indicator light, No Thunderbolt 3, No PCI Express/NVMe SSD, Kaby Lake is barely an upgrade over Skylake (though this isn't Acer's fault)
Sturdy build and eye-pleasing design, Ridiculously thin (9.98 mm) and light (1.1 kg), Excellent touchpad, Decent battery life, Excellent IPS panel with negligible drawbacks, The screen doesn't use PWM from 17 to 100% screen brightness
Limited ports, Lacks keyboard backlight and it's a little bit shallow, Ships with M.2 SATA SSD instead of a PCIe NVMe-enabled drive, Doesn't utilize the full performance of the SoC
The Acer Swift 7 is a great piece of equipment or jewelry. It's absurdly thin, light, compact and portable. It will serve you well during the day with good battery life, enough computing for browsing, office work and multimedia. Speaking of which, the scr...
Remarkably thin and light, Shallow but snappy keyboard, Two USB-C ports with USB-A and HDMI adapters included
Merely adequate performance, Keyboard isn't backlit, No memory card slot or Thunderbolt 3
Acer's thinner-than-thin laptop looks great and feels elegant, but is no barn-burner performance-wise for anything more demanding than office apps. Read More...
Abstract: If there's a silver lining to the overall decline of computer sales , it's the booming of the premium ultramobile segment. Based on a forecast from Gartner , sales of these slim but powerful flagship systems could rise by 11% this year and, by 2018, accou...
