Testseek.com have collected 93 expert reviews of the Acer Spin 7 SP714-51 2-in-1 and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Acer Spin 7 SP714-51 2-in-1.
November 2016
(76%)
93 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(74%)
137 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
76010093
The editors liked
Good build quality
Touch screen rotating at 360 degrees
The display covers 91% of sRGB/ITU-R BT.709
The panel doesn't use PWM for regulating screen brightness across all brightness levels
Thin and light for a 14-incher
Decent keyboard and large touch
Thinnest 2-1in currently available
Large touchpad
Fanless processor ensures quiet operation
Beautiful aluminum design
Includes dongle adapters
Comfortable keyboard
Sturdy metal chassis
Stellar keyboard
Fanless design
Roomy 14-inch
16
10 display
Durable all-metal chassis
1080p webcam with physical cover
Garaged pen included
Handsome design
Thin
Light
Fanless
The Acer Spin 7's a well-designed laptop with a nice touchscreen and sturdy 360-degree hinge
Pretty good sound and a smoothly operating keyboard and touchpad
Compact and light tablet format
Good application performance
Good ClickPad
High contrast
Very good colors after calibration
Very good maintainability
The editors didn't like
Body surface prone to smudges
Lack of enough input/output ports
Not so affordable price
Relatively short battery life
Only two USB-C ports
Non-backlit keyboard
Lower-voltage processor is on the slow side
Rivals have significantly longer battery life
Short battery life
Slower performance than competition
Brief battery life
Coated screen makes it a little top-heavy
No keyboard backlighting
Latest model drops the microSD card reader
Still a bit heavy
Battery life
Trackpad palm rejection
No keyboard backlight
Its performance doesn't match similarly equipped and priced competitors and there's no stylus support for Windows Ink
Published: 2017-05-06, Author: Ray , review by: itwire.com
Abstract: Acer's Spin 7 is a 360° hinge, 14” touch screen, notebook, that is one of the thinnest, lightest, Intel 7th generation Core Y notebooks in the value segment.Acer makes good stuff, occasionally great stuff, but usually it focuses on the mass consumer, gove...
Abstract: Two-in-one PCs continue to be hot-selling items. According to research firm Telsyte, 2-in-1s made up 30 per cent of Windows tablet computer sales in the second half of last year.I've been looking at the two latest entries into that market. First up is HP'...
The Acer Spin 7 gets an awful lot right; it's lovely to look at, the trackpad is a joy to use, and it's one of the thinnest convertibles we've ever seen. However, it's a machine that is built on compromise: performance and build quality.Hopefully, the dis...
The Acer Spin 7 is incredibly slim, attractive hybrid laptop with a nice keyboard, trackpad and 14in display. Performance and build quality are the main compromises, however, with our review unit suffering from a poor hinge.OverallSpecs$1999 AUD(pricing i...
If anything, these new-school features feel tacked onto the core strengths of Acer's latest product. They're concessions that add value but go little beyond the bare minimum. Despite sitting in the convertible category, it's clear that the Spin 7 is betti...
The Acer Spin 7's a well-designed laptop with a nice touchscreen and sturdy 360-degree hinge, pretty good sound and a smoothly operating keyboard and touchpad
Its performance doesn't match similarly equipped and priced competitors and there's no stylus support for Windows Ink
The Acer Spin 7 won't win any awards for performance or features, but its functional design and operation may win your heart...
Abstract: The Acer Spin 7 measures 32x22.5x1cm and it weighs 1341grams. The diagonal screen measurement is 14inches and the recommended display is 1920x1080.This is an updated version of one the units I got to briefly try during last year's Glasgow visit.At that po...
Attractive and slim design, Solid keyboard and trackpad
High price tag for performance, No keyboard backlighting
The Acer Spin 7 gets an awful lot right; it's lovely to look at, the trackpad is a joy to use, and it's one of the thinnest convertibles we've ever seen. However, it's a machine that is built on compromise, which ultimately proves to be its downfall.Issue...
