Acer Spin 1 SP114-31N 14 inch Convertible Laptop – (Intel
Acer Spin 1 SP114-31N 14 inch Convertible Laptop – (Intel Pentium N6000, 4GB, 128GB SSD, Full HD Touchscreen Display, Microsoft Office 365, Windows 11 in S Mode, Silver)
A Worthy Performance
With the latest Intel Pentium Silver Processors to meet your daily tasks head-on, expect a reliable performance without the strain on your battery. And with 4K media support, integrated connectivity up to Gigabit Wi-Fi, a fanless design, and PCIe SSD 128GB, the Spin 1 is quick and quiet.
A Device Connected
High-resolution streams stay high resolution with the smooth Dual Band 2X2 Intel Wireless-AC delivering a less congested, more stable, and faster connection. The Spin 1 also provides offline charging via USB 3.2 Type-A.
| Weight: | 1.04 kg |
| Dimensions: | 46.29 x 28.7 x 6.4 cm; 1.04 Kilograms |
| Brand: | Acer |
| Model: | NX.ABHEK.007 |
| Colour: | Silver |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | Acer |
| Dimensions: | 46.29 x 28.7 x 6.4 cm; 1.04 Kilograms |
I loved this. It was simple to set up, beautiful touchscreen capabilities and even came with it’s own rechargeable stylus built in. My only problem with it was that it couldn’t do what I needed it for. Sadly, it had to go back. NOT the fault of the item though. If it had just been for use as a regular laptop or tablet, I would have kept it without question, but the use I need one for was a little beyond this laptop’s capability. If you want a gaming lappy, this probably won’t be adequate for your needs either, but for everything else it’s superior to a lot of other ones on the market and far cheaper too! Great piece of kit, and I wish I could have kept it.
Pros: has stylus pen included, Microsoft office i.e. Word PowerPoint Excel for 1 year, Generally ok.
Con: Bit slow for my liking most likely due to 4GB RAM. But I do have a gaming laptop so maybe I’m just used to faster speeds.
so in all not a bad laptop for the price…
pros –
– price good for what you get.
– battery lasts a long while.
– fanless (i like fanless laptops but this one gets a bit hot under the keyboard when pushed).
– charges quickly.
– loud & clear speakers (i.e. good sounds).
– plays movies & videos well.
– comes with stylus/pen (and stylus recharges in it’s slot in the righthand-side of the laptop).
– converts to tablet-form and then back to laptop very quickly and easily.
cons –
– not sure about the ‘nits’ but screen/display is more than okay, but not as good as the screen/display on my old dell latitude e7440 which is over 5yrs old.
– no backlit keyboard (which i miss, as i’m used to laptops with backlit keyboards).
– dont like the touchpad much (but don’t hate it) – as there is no right-click button, so many a times it has ended up left-clicking when i wanted to right-click.
– dont like certain aspects of the keyboard either – typing on the keyboard is abit loud (i.e. the clicking) and my main pet-peeve is that it has the page-down & page-up button on top of the right-arrow & left-arrow buttons respectively (and worse they are half-buttons) and so many a page-ups when i wanted to go left and many a page-downs when i want to go right, plus no dedicated ‘home’ or ‘end’ button/key, those are integrated on the page-up and page-down buttons and one have to use a key combination just to get to ‘home’ or get to ‘end etc’.
– even though i’m a careful laptop user – the small thin vertical rubber bungs on the 4 corners of the keyboard that i think the screen rests on when the laptop is closed didnt last long, they started coming off one by one from the first week of use, but it doesnt seem to be negatively affecting the laptop screen yet i.e. no scratches on it etc.
Hope this helps someone decide if this laptop is for them 😉