Acer Aspire Vero AV15-51-7617 Green PC | 15.6″ FHD IPS 100% sRGB-Display | 11th Gen Intel Core i7-1195G7 | Intel Iris Xe Graphics | 16GB DDR4 |…
669,99 $
- Intel Core i7-1195G7 Processor – up to 5.0 GHz, 4 cores, 8 threads, 12 MB Intel Smart Cache 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 | Backlit Keyboard | Up to 7.0 Hours Battery Life (MobileMark 2018) | Up to 9.5 Hours Battery Life (Video Playback) | EPEAT Silver Certified | Includes Acer Vero Protective Sleeve | Comes With Windows 11
- 15.6″ Full HD (1920 x 1080) Widescreen LED-backlit IPS Display (100% sRGB & 300nit Brightness) | Intel Iris Xe Graphics | 16GB DDR4 Memory | 512GB NVMe SSD
- 1 – USB 3.2 (Type-C) Gen 1 port (up to 5 Gbps) | 2 – USB 3.2 Gen 1 Ports (one with Power-off Charging) | 1 – USB 2.0 Port | 1 – HDMI 2.0 Port with HDCP support | 1 – Ethernet (RJ-45) Port
- Acer Bio-Protection Fingerprint Solution, featuring Computer Protection and Windows Hello Certification
- Earthion is our mission to help tackle our generation’s environmental challenges through innovative and integrated solutions.
| Standing screen display size | 15.6 Inches |
|---|---|
| Max Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Processor | 5 GHz apple_ci7 |
| RAM | 16 GB DDR4 |
| Memory Speed | 2666 MHz |
| Hard Drive | 512 SSD |
| Chipset Brand | Intel |
| Card Description | Integrated |
| Wireless Type | 802.11ax |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 3 |
| Brand | Acer |
| Series | Aspire Vero |
| Item model number | NX.AYCAA.006 |
| Operating System | Windows 11 Home |
| Item Weight | 3.96 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 14.31 x 9.39 x 0.7 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 14.31 x 9.39 x 0.7 inches |
| Color | Gray |
| Processor Brand | Intel |
| Number of Processors | 4 |
| Flash Memory Size | 512 GB |
| Hard Drive Interface | PCIE x 4 |
| Hard Drive Rotational Speed | 7200 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
Edwin –
Laptop que cumple tareas de uso común (navegación por internet, aplicaciones de Office, reproducción de música y video, etc.)
Me gusta que, para las tareas indicadas, es ágil, enciende relativamente rápido (unos 5-8 segundos de apagado a presentar login), ligera y relativamente rígida.
No me gusta que el teclado numérico tiene una columna menos por lo que la distribución de teclas es diferente, y por default las teclas de función (F1 – F12) se usan en conjunto con la tecla “Fn”, aunque esto se puede cambiar en el BIOS.
canks –
Was upgrading from a 10+ year old HP Pavilion that took ages to power on much less most tasks. Searching for a laptop was not easy and I was not expecting to pick the most sustainable option but the specs looked good and the price was great, so why not?! Now let’s look at the pros and cons.
PROS:
+Keyboard is backlit and TACTILE. Has good depth and travels nicely. (R and E keys are backwards/green which doesn’t bother me, and if anything is a fun quirk)
+Texture of computer is very nice and I love the gray color with the yellow/white/black specks throughout, gives it character. Looks fantastic and I’ve had people think I was using a Macbook at first glance? Definitely doesn’t look like one after closer examination but people looking for a possible dupe, this one is sleek! Also no fingerprints all over, since the texture is great at hiding them.
+Screen is a matte texture which I prefer and it looks great! I am totally ok with not having a touchscreen but I understand this could be make or break for some people. Screen looks good and I have no problems watching 1440p videos!
+Quick and easy setup out of the box
+Battery life is solid for me, 4-6 hours multitasking/playing music, miles better than the <2 I had from my old PC.
+Feel like I might run out of space quickly with the 512 GB SSD but upgrading to a 1 or 2 TB is very easy, according to a YouTube tutorial. Like only a few minutes to change it and minimal things to unhook/move.
+Touchpad is nice and smooth, able to be replaced if needed and the buttons are tactile enough. I did opt to include the Vero mouse and sleeve when purchasing and I am actually a big fan of the mouse. Sleeve is nice too!
+Downloaded Steam and Fallout New Vegas just to see how it could handle games, I only play PC occasionally and it ran buttery smooth. I’m sure it can handle a stronger game engine but definitely nothing too taxing. Wouldn’t recommend AAA games from this gen but apparently it can play Elden Ring at a low FPS.
+Price is fantastic and I was shocked at how low the price was with the specs it had.
CONS (Moreso points I am “eh” about) (Could be better could be worse):
-While the screen is nice, some textures/shadows could look better but really not a bad screen at all. Sometimes when opening a new window on a screen the window will display a strange pixelated shadow, but that doesn’t bother me. Not sure if an Acer problem or a specific problem from my laptop.
-Speakers are on the bottom of the PC so sound could get lost if not on a surface. I’ve had no complaints listening to videos/music while sitting at a desk, using the desk stand included in the box helps throw the sound a little more. I do opt tot use my bluetooth headphones more and set up was quick and easy.
-Numerical keyboard is a little small but once you get used to it, its a non issue.
-No SD card/CD DVD port but has an LAN/HDMI port which is a solid trade off. SD adapters are thankfully not pricey, neither are disk drives.
The time I’ve had with this laptop is short but I have really enjoyed it since purchasing. I find myself enjoying being on my computer more and I am not sure how I made it this long without upgrading. Once offsetting the little bit of bloatware it comes with, it runs like a champ. The overall character of the shell of the laptop is so enjoyable and I find myself looking at the design. It has charm and that is VERY rare in a PC in 2023.
While I found it to be a chore to power on my old PC, it is WAY harder to get me to turn this one off! Highly recommend.
Scott Sloan –
$500 for an I7 and .5TB ssd is a good deal. The only thing that really sucks is the back-lit keyboard. You can barely see the letters because of the light pouring out of the sides of the keys. It’s really bright, yet hard to read the keys. Other than that, glad I got it.
Rob –
This is a good laptop for the money. I do not need this laptop for business, but, with the exception of CAD or other graphics intensive design engineering software, I’m sure it word be OK for home business use. I’m glad I purchased this product from acer.
Teffany –
A penas tiene 7 meses de uso y las bisagras ya se dañaron. y al querer hacer valida la garantía es muy batalloso, las compre en amazon USA y yo vivo en mexico y me dicen que tengo que tener un domicilio en USA, la única solución que me dieron es que la lleve con servicio autorizado por ellos y tampoco las piezas son fáciles de conseguir, por todo eso no recomiendo que la compren por todas las complicaciones que genera.
Jeffery Reid –
Green credentialed machine with plenty of processing power. Windows 11 still has a few bugs however these will be ironed out in the near future with updates.
Teffany –
Durante el proceso de programación con mis datos, noté qué la tecla “A” estaba desnivelada, al tocarla se desprendió de su lugar. Le tomé fotos y me comuniqué con el proveedor. Quien hasta el día de hoy no ha contestado el mensaje. He comprado muchísimas veces por Amazon y siempre he tenido buena atención por parte de los proveedores con artículos de menor precio. En esta ocasión la inversión es mayor, por lo que solicito atención de inmediata, ya que el pago fue con tarjeta de crédito.
Edwin –
en general cumple con las caracteristicas mencionadas, adicional trae una funda de regalo de la marca lo cual se agradece. tambien viene en idioma ingles, pero no es complicacion cambiarlo a español (mexico) quizas le resta un poco la configuracion del teclado, pero es pasable ya que muchos equipos de computo o tecnologicos su configuracion es en ingles. espero les sirva mi opinion
Wingbat –
My wife needed a replacement laptop as her old one had become past its prime. This one had higher than average performance benchmarks in reviews and in the tech specs, so we thought we would give it a try. We got my son an Acer Spin and he has been thrilled with it. Bonus that this one is environmentally friendly. The people who are complaining about the letters r and e being backwards need to stop and think for a second. First, how hard is it to figure out. Second, it is a branding technique here. Just go with it and feel better about helping our environment just a tiny bit. Every tiny bit counts. Performance-wise, this laptop boots SUPER fast and is great in every way we have tried using it. I highly recommend it. My wife loved the Grey mouse that goes with it so we ordered that as well to match.
dagunny –
This laptop has the “R” and “E” keys reverse printed to focus on reusable. It also has a recycled plastic case. The price was outstanding for an I7 with 16GB (upgradable to 40GB) and a 512GB M.2 NVME. The ports are rather snug because of the plastic case (2 3.0 type A, one 2.0 Type A, and one Type C plus a 1GB Ethernet.). Performance is flawless and quite fast. I use this for Zoom meetings and have 3 cameras and 8 microphones mixing through Voicemeeter Potato. Works great! The “RE” keys get a bit getting used to. If they were normal I would give it a 5 star rating. Fans is very loud when it gets labored.
Jaime –
I’m not a guy who buy computers every now and then, but just when needed, and my previous personal computer which was bought 8-10 years ago began to ralentize in a critical way, the operate system couldn’t be updated any more (it went through W8 to W10), the processor speed didn’t comply with the new requirements to go to W11, I worked so much with Microsoft Excell and I needed to upgrade to it but I didn’t have the conditions to get it, so many issues like this were pushing me to get a new personal computer. Since I retired very recently from work, I had to suspend the use of that computer and the one that I had for my personal usage didn’t get the job anymore. So I had to look for a new one which had my minimum requirements (speed processor, ram, storage capacity, battery long life and light keyboard) and the lowest possible price. This one fulfilled my requirements and I’m very happy with the result so far.
M&J –
Wanted to replace a Linux desktop with a laptop and decided to give this laptop a try. After fixing the boot menu in bios I was able to load my favorite version of Linux and ditch the dreadful Win11 OS. I’ve been really happy with the performance but need to be careful with the battery. It burns through the battery pretty quick – even with power management tweaks. It’d be nice to find a fingerprint driver under Linux but that’s not something that I really need. Hope that it holds up to my use and really like the idea of using some recycled material. It’s a little large for my use but very usable with full keyboard and large screen. Looks like it would be easy to upgrade, so right now I’m really pleased with my decision to purchase.