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

Works for simple purloses

Its a good laptop, a few bugs, but pretty solid.

I love this laptop. Its so fast and sleek. The key lights are perfect too. The keys being flush with the surface takes a little getting used to, but I actually prefer it now, particularly the way they feel when clicked. The screen is beautiful and crisp, the webcam works great. Really the best laptop for the money.

Its hanging Everytime I open ,very slow and disappointed

Great for uni, working on documents, listening to music, etc. 128 GB feels kinda small but luckily external storage is cheap enough.

Use this for college. Really like the fast startup time, is ready to go in seconds, feature comes in handy when arriving late to a lecture. The recording feature is great at 25 feet. Battery is reasonable, depending the use and screen brightness, it can go 6hrs. Screen looks decent outside.

I have had this laptop for a little over a month now. Setting it up was very easy. It does come in S mode but that is simple to undo. The screen quality seems good and the picture is excellent. Battery life is very good so far.

Very barebones and unreliable, even with the upgraded ram, I still dont have enough power to run Leauge. God I wish i could refund this

Windows S was new to me. I tried to add a couple of things (Kapersky and Zoom) and it wouldn’t let me unless I switched out of Windows S. I had read that this could create problems, so I was hesitant to do this. I also did not like the right side number pad. The keys were smaller and the “+” and “-“ keys were at the top of the keypad v.s. the right (where they are typically located). Otherwise, pretty nice computer. Returned because of the aforementioned issues.

I purchased a very small flash drive that has 128gb so I effectively doubled the storage size. I would recommend others do this and make sure its in the usb 3.0 port. Obviously you sacrifice a port, but 128gb isnt much to work with. Being a SSD makes it definitely worth it though. I havent done almost anything intensive, but was able to play the game we were here too with minimal settings online, so that should serve as a benchmark. (Quality was definitely not fantastic, but we beat the game)