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The editors liked
Dimensions
Noise level
Port selection
System performance
Design of chassis
Expandability mass storage
4k resolution at 60 Hz using the DisplayPort
Nifty and minimalistic design that will fit anywhere
All necessary connections and interfaces
Decent amount of storage options despite the small footprint
Keyboard and mouse are included in the package
Compact chassis
Expandable storage
Core i5 processor
Supports 4K and 1080p video
802.11ac Wi-Fi
Includes personal cloud software
The Acer Revo is an attractive mini desktop with plenty of storage for media files
Which can easily play 4K video
Like the TARDIS
It's bigger inside than it appears
Dual 2.5-inch drive bays provide lots of internal storage potential
Attractive
Quirky design
Silent operation
Includes both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
The editors didn't like
Only one RAM module (single-channel mode)
No USB port up front
Power switch not easy to reach
Material scratches easily
Better CPU for the price would have been appreciated
Lots of bloatware
Chintzy wireless keyboard
Can't upgrade RAM
Revo Suite remote app is Android-only
Basic streaming boxes or even other media-friendly PCs cost less. The included keyboard and mouse feel cheap
And most gaming is out of the question
Bundled with bodacious bloatware
Included 1TB drive and 8GB RAM not user-upgradeable
Published: 2015-08-10, Author: Joel , review by: pcmag.com
Compact chassis, Expandable storage, Core i5 processor, Supports 4K and 1080p video, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Includes personal cloud software,
Lots of bloatware, Chintzy wireless keyboard, Can't upgrade RAM, Revo Suite remote app is Android-only
Acer's Revo One small-form-factor (SFF) desktop packs enough power to handle content-creation tasks, and offers expansion options that are unheard of in such a compact PC...
Nifty and minimalistic design that will fit anywhere, All necessary connections and interfaces, Decent amount of storage options despite the small footprint, Keyboard and mouse are included in the package
Better CPU for the price would have been appreciated
Acer has built a tiny little guy that offers more than enough storage options, connectivity and its simple minimalistic design will fit in most environments without attracting too much attention. The Revo mini PC will do the job just fine for what's inten...
Like the TARDIS, it's bigger inside than it appears, Dual 2.5-inch drive bays provide lots of internal storage potential, Attractive, quirky design, Silent operation, Includes both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Bundled with bodacious bloatware, Included 1TB drive and 8GB RAM not user-upgradeable, Inadequate 3D performance for gaming
One of a very few PCs we'd call cute, the Acer Revo One packs a fully equipped Core i5 desktop into a tiny package. Its two open modular drive bays let it double as a teensy but roomy server. There are cheaper options, but few let you fit so much storage...
Dimensions, Noise level, Port selection, System performance, Design of chassis, Expandability mass storage, 4k resolution at 60 Hz using the DisplayPort
Only one RAM module (single-channel mode), No USB port up front, Power switch not easy to reach, Material scratches easily
Mini-form-factor PCs are becoming more and more popular. Thanks to the latest mobile technology, the new systems are versatile, quiet, and frugal and are able to replace many old-fashioned desktop PCs.Acer's Revo One RL85 is a complete package true to the...
Published: 2015-08-11, Author: Joel , review by: au.pcmag.com
Compact chassis, Expandable storage, Core i5 processor, Supports 4K and 1080p video, 802,11ac Wi-Fi, Includes personal cloud software
Lots of bloatware, Chintzy wireless keyboard, Can't upgrade RAM, Revo Suite remote app is Android-only
Acer's Revo One small-form-factor (SFF) desktop packs enough power to handle content-creation tasks, and offers expansion options that are unheard of in such a compact PC...
Great design, Superb storage capacity, Tiny footprint
Tight ports and fittings, Lowered specs on high street model, Poor remote control
This highly compact mini-PC is really smartly designed, save for a couple of niggles, and is great for home entertainment duties, plus it offers some useful additional features...
Very, very small for a desktop, and can even take on the tiny Brix and NUC computers; Upgradeable hard drives; Includes an SD card slot in an easy to find place (up top); Fairly quiet; Allows smartphones to be used as a mouse;
Specs need work; Feels cheap; Included mouse isn't the best, so replace it pronto; A little on the expensive side for what amounts to an Ultrabook in a plastic case made for the desktop;
You have to admire the slight gamble that the Revo is, with Acer trying to show that it can still innovate in the desktop space with a machine that sort of takes that older style of machine and makes it relevant for the home theatre, too.And there are asp...
