Acer's Aspire 3 is a good entry-level device that can manage more than just simple processes in everyday use and knows how to handle multi-tasking. It can even be used for some simple image processing, but apart from that you must not expect too much from the notebook.

affordable price; nice size; sufficient performance for simple applications; low system noise; many upgrade possibilities

short battery runtime on Wi-Fi; only one USB-3.0 port; display is easily warped; low brightness

I was searching for a laptop with cheap price to a basic use. they recommended this one and so far it has been working good the price was ok comparing the prices you can find in the market

Very satisfied with this laptop. Does all we want it do and more. Very prompt dispatch and delivery also.

Great laptop, good value for money.

So far I am finding this product great. Easy to use, and setup was a breeze, it basically guided you every step of the way. Will update review further down after sufficient use.

I bought 3 of these for my teenage kids on special at $966. Although it's not a gaming laptop it does handle FPS games like Portal 2, Minecraft, TF2, and LightMatter without issue. I would have liked a USB-C port and backlit keyboard but these features would have cost another $200-300 at the time. With a 10th-gen CPU, decent on-board UHD graphics, a decent-sized SSD and being fairly lightweight, I reckon this is a great school/casual-gaming laptop.

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