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Acer Swift 3: Iron Man Edition Review

Acer Swift 3: Iron Man Edition Review

Posted on May 2, 2018July 14, 2019 By Jarvis

A few days ago during the much-awaited showing of Avengers: Infinity War, we took a quick look at a device inspired by the jaw-dropping movie franchise — The Acer Swift 3: Iron Man Edition. Designed for Marvel and Iron Man fans, can the Swift 3 live up to its branding? Well, today we’ll know the answer to that question.

Design and Construction

The Acer Swift 3: Iron Man edition is encased in a brushed aluminum chassis with the signature Iron Man red color. There are themed designs placed all over the laptop including a Marvel sticker right beside the fingerprint scanner, and the Avengers logo across the right palm rest. The lid was also given special attention as it features Iron Man’s arc reactor, though we report with a heavy heart that it doesn’t light up along with the laptop, which would’ve added a bit more flair. It is, however, protected by an acrylic sheet that adds a bit of style and gloss to the panel, although it easily attracts fingerprints and smudges.
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