Acer Swift X SFX14-41G-R1S6 Creator Laptop | 14 Full HD 100% sRGB | AMD Ryzen 7 5800U | NVIDIA RTX 3050Ti GPU | 16GB LPDDR4X | 512GB SSD | Wi-Fi 6 | Backlit KB | Amazon Alexa | Windows 10 Home

El portatil lo compramos para la universidad donde se requier estar viajando , por el tamaño es muy bueno para este fin ya que cabe en un bolso pequeño. En cuento a las herramientas lo usamos con varias aplicaciones de Adobe, como Premier Pro y Photoshop, las aplicaciones corren muy bien, aunque para premier si se penaliza un poco la visual por el tamaño de la pantalla. Para juegos lo hemos probado con Fornite, corre super bien con la wifi 6 y la tarjeta gráfica. Los procesadores AMD si son un poco mas ruidosos que Intel y se calientan más, pero es algo tolerable. En conclusión es muy buena opción y ya lo actualizamos a Windows 11 y sin problemas.

The WiFi module died within the day of delivery. When it was still detected, it wouldnt reliably connect to the internet in both Windows and from a Linux live USB. The overall build quality is quite poor for a $1000+ laptop. The charging plug is laughably fragile and will only connect at certain angles and with a constant push inwards.

When it comes to budget or medium-priced laptops, Acer is one of the best brands to consider. The companys Swift lineup is definitely one of the best examples of this. From its ample connectivity to its speedy RAM, this is one laptop that is well worth the price.

Its good for competitive gaming such as valorant or overwatch if connected to an external monitor. I Can get a solid 120 fps.

Overall, it has good performance and a good battery life. I am happy with the screen. The only drawback I can think of is that the fans can be occasionally noisy but I think the pros (price/performance) outweigh a little bit of noise. It does everything that I need it to and the keyboard/trackpad are pretty good.

Better than I thought it would be. It is super light which is what I wanted. The quality is fine for me. I would buy it again if I needed to

I wanted a windows machine with discrete graphics and a quality display for photo and video work but I didnt want some 15.6-17 behemoth, nor could I really afford a Razer or some other $2000 ultra portable. After exhaustive research and comparisons over a couple of months I decided the swift x was exactly at the price/performance intersection for me. Its a little thicker and heavier than I prefer for travel but given the massive performance it has over my old Yoga laptop I consider it a reasonable trade. The 16:10 display is not my preferred aspect ratio for lightroom and photoshop but I use a calibrated 4k external monitor for serious work sessions. The built in display has great gamut and color space specs and sharp details for a 1080 panel. Battery life is excellent if youre not flogging it. The fan ran an obnoxious amount out of the box, even at idle but a quick Google showed it was a known issue and a quick settings change quieted things right down. I havent done much video work on it yet but I have some upcoming projects that will put the GPU to the test. It rips through lightroom and photoshop tasks with ease. It nips at the heels of my friends top of the line Razer at a fraction of the price, and thats an Intel machine. If we got into multicore video work I would probably edge him out.

The laptop worked fine for a year, then started getting hot when I was using it or charging. It died last week, and the local computer shop said the motherboard is fried, and the replacement cost is the same as a new laptop, so it looks I’m now in the market for a new laptop. I’ve had good luck with Acer laptops in the past, which is why I bought this one. Don’t know if this is just bad luck or a problem with their thin/light lines, but I think my days with Acer are over.

An absolute beast of a laptop in a little package. My only gripe is that its advertised to come with Windows 10, but it instead came with Windows 11. That should be updated!

Only complaint is that it doesnt have a SD card slot