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Acer Swift 7 (July 2019) review: The ultimate thin-and-light laptop's flaw is still performance

Acer Swift 7 (July 2019) review: The ultimate thin-and-light laptop’s flaw is still performance

Posted on July 15, 2019 By Jarvis

Acer’s Swift 7 (July 2019) 14-inch laptop still represents the pinnacle of the thin-and-light PC movement. Amazingly, this breathtakingly slim notebook PC is significantly lighter than its predecessor, while solving many of the usability issues which detracted from Acer’s previous Swift 7.

That laptop was frankly unpleasant to work on, with an average keyboard, a touchpad without click capabilities, and an absence of Thunderbolt ports—though the latter is admittedly still more of a spec we expect rather than one many peripherals take advantage of.
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