Acer Aspire Go 15 Slim Laptop | 15.6" Full HD IPS 1080P Display | Intel Core i3-N305| Intel UHD Graphics | 8GB LPDDR5 | 128GB HD | Wi-Fi 6 | AI PC | Windows 11 Home in S Mode | AG15-31P-3947EPEAT

This isn't the best PC laptop in the world, but likely one of the best PC laptops out there in the low $200 range. I ran it through a Passmark CPU benchmark and scored an 11,500 while attached to the charger which is quite impressive for this price range. I ordered this specifically for light duty use, and to replace a 14 year old Core i7 Dell Latitude that I ran HP Tuners software on to tune my hot rod. This Go 15 runs Win 11 Home very well. The first thing I did was take it out of S mode, deleted bloatware and other Microsoft apps that I will never use. After cleaning it up and updating it, I am thoroughly impressed with this PC, and how smoothly it actually runs. Especially since it was under $240 total with tax. The battery life seems great. I am certain it is severely lacking in battery in comparison to higher end laptops, but for what it is, 8hrs is excellent IMO. This is a huge upgrade over my old laptop, and I couldn't be happier with the purchase.Don't get me wrong, this is an entry level laptop for sure. If you game or heavily multi-task, get something with a more powerful processor and graphics. If you are a light user and want something that you can take with you, easily browse, easily stream video and hook up to a large TV... This will work well for that for sure.

Bought it as a gift and the recipient started having issues with the monitor showing garbled screen after a couple of months. I tried to connect support but it says my warranty expired, only a few months after I bought it. I could only try to help remotely since o don't live with the recipient so it wasn't easy to troubleshoot a display device through a remote connection but after moving it around uninstalling/reinstalling display drivers and restarting, they still haven't had the problem return after a few weeks. I was surprisedto hear it seems to be fixed because while I was troubleshooting, i had them connect to an external monitor which looked fine, while the built in monitor was black or garbled which is usually a sign of failing internal hardware. Most of my experience with Acer has been their monitors so I thought that hardware should be the last thing that would give me trouble. Hopefully it's fixed after kicking the drivers around.

This machine isn't going to break any CPU power records for sure. I bought it to record music and write with, and it works for that very well. For the price it's punching a bit above it's weight class I've found so far. It comes out of the box with Windows 11S, and was easy enough to set up. It's definitely NOT a gaming laptop, you're not going to find anything this cheap that can run any super graphic intensive games. That said, the screen is 1080p HD and it's very compact. It is very lightweight, but it doesn't feel like it's going to break when you use it like some lightweight notebooks do. It has Microsoft Copilot built in, complete with a dedicated physical button for it on the keyboard, which can be a bit annoying but it's pretty nonintrusive.Overall, for the price, it's definitely worth looking into if you don't need a supercomputer and just need something portable and quick that does what you need it to fairly well.

I got the laptop on black Friday for $200. For this price, it's great. My only complaints are this. It comes with Windows 11 S mode which sucksss. Fortunately, there is a way to remove S mode and go back to the regular Windows 11. It's a bit tricky, but a couple YouTube videos should do the trick. Also, the speakers aren't great. Which is to be expected for the price, but still a bummer for me because I like to watch YouTube on here. Other than that, this computer is a great deal for $200. Good build quality, pretty fast processing speeds, and DDR5 ram which is a pleasant surprise for the price. I wouldn't pay full price though. Best to wait for a deal to come around.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this Acer laptop through Amazon in the U.S. and had it shipped to Colombia, trusting the brand’s reputation. Big mistake.After just a few months of normal use, the screen suddenly cracked when I opened the lid. No drop, no impact, no abuse. The outer shell is completely intact — this was clearly a manufacturing defect.What’s worse is Acer’s customer service. I contacted their Latin America support and they refused to cover it under warranty, hiding behind generic exclusions without even inspecting the device. They automatically assume that a “cracked screen = customer damage” with zero technical evaluation.After some research, I found dozens of similar complaints from other users experiencing fragile screens and a complete lack of support from Acer.⚠️ Do NOT buy this laptop — not for its build quality and definitely not for Acer’s post-sale support.

Reasonable cost. Acer doesn’t disappoint, it’s a perfect size.

Works well, no problems. Good battery life. Runs very hot underneath, so I have to have something underneath it or prop up the back on something.

This laptop works as expected. It was easy to set up. It has a great screen size and is light weight