Testseek.com have collected 140 expert reviews of the Acer Aspire S7-391 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Acer Aspire S7-391.
November 2012
(78%)
140 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(56%)
5 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Excellent screen
Lovely design
Strongly built
Very fast SSD
Attractive glass design
Highend hardware configuration
Fullday battery life
Beautiful design. Monitor increases resistance as you open it farther
Minimising screen wobble from touching. Full HD IPS screen. Dual SSDs in RAID 0 bring plenty of speed
Aluminium chassis is solid and comfy on the palms
Beautiful IPS touchscreen
Despite being shallow
The keyboard is comfortable to use
Speedy and responsive
The editors didn't like
Shallow keys
Touchpad could be a little better
Battery life a little short
Screen limited to 1080p
Too much bloatware
Expensive. Battery life could be better. Backlit keyboard makes the keys harder to read in half-light. Can get loud under load
Attractive glass design, Highend hardware configuration, Fullday battery life
Screen limited to 1080p, Too much bloatware
Remove the bloatware and you'll get a powerful notebook in a slim and modern design that will add a lot of visual appeal to your desk...
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Published: 2014-02-22, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: Arguably the most important tool in your academic arsenal as a student is your ultrabook. That sexy, thin, power-sipping marvel in your satchel will see you through the next four years of study, provided nobody spills beer on it first. Here are our picks...
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Published: 2013-08-29, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com
My first glance at the Acer Aspire S7 Ultrabook had me thinking “eww… white… no, that's not me”. Further examination reveals a better Ultrabook than I gave it credit for; there's probably an platitude about judging Ultrabooks by their cover in there somew...
It's really refreshing to come to the end of this review and be able to say that I would buy this computer for personal use. Well, if it wasn't so expensive, I would. The price is just a bit hard to swallow. Acer has the machine available for $1649.99...
Abstract: Aspire S7 Ultrabooks S7-391-9886 has been conceptualized and designed not only to meet the parameters of the Ultrabook guidelines as prescribed by the semiconductor giant Intel, but even to exceed it, along with pampering premium consumers, who look for s...
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Published: 2012-12-13, Author: John , review by: bit.com.au
With the S7, Acer has delivered a wonderful Windows 8 ultrabook design, even if it didn't quite manage to deliver the battery life we expected.It is a truly luxurious product, with great attention to engineering detail as well as great integration with Wi...
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Published: 2012-12-11, Author: John , review by: crn.com.au
Abstract: When Intel first launched its ultrabook branding last year it was met with a handful of different models from the major PC manufacturers. Windows 8 will see this trickle turn into a flood, as the number and diversity of ultrabook designs swells with featu...
Beautiful design. Monitor increases resistance as you open it farther, minimising screen wobble from touching. Full HD IPS screen. Dual SSDs in RAID 0 bring plenty of speed
Expensive. Battery life could be better. Backlit keyboard makes the keys harder to read in half-light. Can get loud under load
The 13.3-inch version of Acer's Aspire S7 laptop is gorgeous. There are a few minor niggles, it's expensive and battery life isn't the best, but despite all this, this is one of the better Windows 8 solutions out there at this point in time....
Aluminium chassis is solid and comfy on the palms; Beautiful IPS touchscreen; Despite being shallow, the keyboard is comfortable to use; Speedy and responsive;
No obvious Caps Lock indicator; Cover glass gets grubby quickly; Backlighting isn't very bright; While the touchscreen gestures are excellent, the trackpad ones are not; Battery life could be better;
For the first Windows 8 machine we've seen, and Acer's first attempt at a machine for the operating system, the company has done a bloody impressive job with the Aspire S7, producing a machine that not only checks a lot of boxes, but damn near nails them...
