Display and keyboard – Excels in both departmentsĭisplay-wise, the Aspire 7 ships with a 15.6-inch, FHD+, IPS LCD display.
As or the rest of the I/O, you’ll get a total of three USB 3.2 Type-A ports, an RJ45 Ethernet connector, an HDMI port, and a dedicated audio jack with the machine. That’s a huge add-on, primarily because while this laptop comes with a good display, you can use the Type-C Thunderbolt port to connect this machine to an 8K monitor. That’s not all, as the Acer Aspire 7 is chockablock with connectivity options and the device ships with a USB Type-C connector that is compliant with the latest ThunderBolt 4 standard.
The icing on the cake is that the effect isn’t too pronounced – instead, the finish strikes the perfect balance between an elegant and an otherwise loud gradient hue.
From a distance, the laptop’s monochromatic charcoal black colourway won’t attract any eyeballs but, up close, the finish shimmers ever so slightly when light impacts it at certain angles. Now, Acer’s design team is no stranger to good-looking machines and the company’s latest gets top marks in the aesthetics department as well. Let’s kick things off by taking a closer look at the laptop’s design. Design – Lightweight, sturdy, and premium We managed to get our hands on the unit and here is a quick overview of the same. That is, until now, as recently, Taiwanese laptop giant Acer announced the all-new Aspire 7 in India which isn’t just backed by competent hardware, but the device looks the part of a premium product too. Not only does it warrant having to sift through a ton of options, but it’s almost impossible to get a laptop that checks most, if not all of the right boxes including a good display, a classy yet thermally-efficient design, good performance and a comfortable keyboard.
We could be preaching to a choir but buying a new laptop is a daunting task, to say the least.
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