I got this laptop a while ago, mostly for school work and for emails and internet and whatever. I really like it. I would recommend getting this laptop because it's easy to use and its light and easy to carry.

I have only been used to laptops that have separate left and right buttons below the actual mouse pad - but this has an all-in-one mouse pad and the cursor jumps all over the place when trying to use left or right click, thereby jumping off whichever button/link/arrow I am trying to click on.

It arrived 8.30 pm man was rude on phone when tryed it took all day to answer took a couple of days to set up and put apps on when I finish setting up it was very slow would not log out of programmes reset to factory settings took about 8 hours would not wipe everything off reset again after 8 hours...

I bought this a few days ago and have had nothing but problems with it since I turned it on. It takes a real long time for Windows to finished loading up, if you click on any program it takes a really long time and doing updates on this laptop can mess up your laptop.

I just finished paying this off and 2 days ago the cursor started freezing, I've attempted every solution with no success. As of today, i have a gray screen, nothing else. After owning this for approx. 120 days this device is no longer operable.I regret buying this laptop & do NOT recommend it.

VEry nice computer, came with everything I feared it wouldn't and has been operating very well. Light and neat pattern on it. Has numberpad for us accountants :)

Alas, the battery life and the body are not up to snuff. Many users can swallow this sort of abbreviated battery runtime in a large 15-inch laptop, since it isn't all that portable and will spend much of its life plugged in.

Ryzen CPU/Vega graphics deliver impressive pep for price; Comfortable keyboard; Easy RAM and storage upgrades; Empty 2.5-inch drive bay

Short battery life; Dull, low-res screen; Flimsy touchpad; No USB Type-C ports

Acer's 15.6-inch laptop offers an AMD APU from the Stoney Ridge generation, a quick SSD, and an additional 2.5-inch hard drive. The battery life leaves something to be desired.

matte display; barely warms up; SSD+HDD; maintenance hatch; AC-WLAN; quick memory-card reader

dark; low-contrast display; average battery life at best

On paper at least, the 8th-generation Acer Aspire 3 laptop seems to offer quite a bit for its rather slender asking price. You get a well-sized 15.6-inch Windows 10 machine, packing a Full HD display and Intel Core i3 chipset. Not bad specs for a budget notebook.

Attractive and solid design; Decent connectivity; Comfortable; comprehensive typing experience

Limited performance; Very basic display

Gone are the days when you had to make a lot of compromises when shopping for a mainstream laptop. Today, you can find some pretty good deals for around Rs. 35,000. These laptops offer high-resolution displays, plenty of storage, and decent processing power.

Good; Functional design; Easily upgradeable; Quiet; full-sized keyboard; Excellent value

Bad; Display isn't vibrant; Low-quality webcam; Feels sluggish at times