Acer ConceptD 3 Ezel CC314-72G-72SX Convertible Creator Laptop, Intel i7-10750H, GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q, 14 FHD, Gorilla Glass, Pantone Validated, 100% sRGB, 16GB, 512GB NVMe SSD, Wacom AES 1.0 Pen

This computer is faster than I’m accustomed too which is great. Started running CAD and basic office software for now but will be augmenting the memory use as school continues. I’ve been able to utilize the touch, stylus, and tablet modes with nearly flawless transition and Im looking forward to long time use. I’ve had the computer for a couple weeks now with about 4-5 hour blocks at a time of moderate use for the battery, if you’re running heavier programs you might not get that much but plugging it in once in a while isn’t bothersome to me either. Highly recommend.

Really love this slick artists laptop. The Wacom pen is small, which I was a bit nervous about, but its very comfortable to use and sensitive. Such a game changer to have a responsive touch screen that I can easily zoom in and out and rotate with my free hand while I draw with my right. The adjustable angled screen is going to change the market for drawing laptops. I just cant imagine using a laptop without this feature now. The chassis is a bit heavy, but its of quality material, and the sunset glow in the keyboard is really unique and pretty. The screen is Pantone certified, which is a relief after having used a laptop with colors that just didnt translate well among other devices. Plenty of memory to run my favorite games, and they look awesome! I also really appreciated the fact that Acer packaged this laptop without any plastic! Ingenious cardboard packaging design that actually felt even more high end. Obviously, I recommend this laptop to anyone who does digital art.

I run Adobe photoshop and Da vinci Resole on this and it works great. The build in stylus is awesome works great, wish it was a little bigger to grip but then it would not conceal inside the laptop so give and take. overall great value with upgrade options for memory and hard drive space. Im running the factory right now but thinking about buying upgrades for digital media editing. love the style of the Ezel Screen how can i use a normal laptop again

The only thing I had to do with this laptop was search WHQL windows driver Intel specifically UHD to get da Vinci to stop throwing a warning about incompatible drivers. Latest w10 12-13-2021

I have been a Mac user for years so this laptop was the first non-Mac laptop that I had used in years and I was pleasantly surprised. The specs are awesome in terms of memory, hard drive space, speed, and processing. In terms of aesthetics and feel it is really beautiful to use and very cool. Cortana speaks when you first turn on the laptop and helps in the setup process which makes it very user friendly. Love the touchscreen aspect and the inclusion of the stylus. I am a blogger and do a lot of digital work for my blog so this laptop is definitely going to be a game-changer in terms of what I can do with it. Even though it is a gaming laptop, it is great for just daily use with Microsoft office but it is true to its name it is a creators laptop. If you create a lot of digital work then this is the laptop for you.

Owned the device for 7 days now. Only used it once. On the 3rd day, I finally got a chance to use it. After about 2.5hours of working with the device, I got a blue screen with error: PAGE FAULT_IN NONPAGED AREA. I dont have any design programs on it yet. Only Office 365. When I picked up the device, it was extremely hot. I had the device sitting on my end table (completely flat surface). Ive had laptops before that did not run hot from sitting on a table, even after several hours of working. I dont understand this. After turning it off and letting it sit for about 30 minutes or so and turning it back on, it seemed to be fine. I havent even gotten the chance to work in Adobe yet. This is horrible. Im gonna do a little research before returning it, but Im sure I probably will.

While this laptop is marketed to visual artists, its far more suited for the interactive artist. Pen input is 100% not ideal for digital artists, though wavy lines can be mitigated with a Wacom Bamboo Ink Plus pen and the blue nib, its still a strange option for Acer to put in an AES 1.0 panel in an otherwise perfect configuration.

I love this computer. Had the speed to run my programs to design items and my kids love that they can work on homework and write it problems.

Constantly rebooting with windows or power issues, not sure what is happening.

I wanted to like this computer so much. After researching for days about 2 in 1 laptops that could fulfill my needs as a creator, this seemed like a godsend. And for the first few days I had it, it was. And then I gradually started to notice flaws: