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Acer Swift 5 (SF514-54T-76PY) review: A small miracle

Acer Swift 5 (SF514-54T-76PY) review: A small miracle

Posted on February 11, 2020 By Jarvis

The Acer Swift 5 is one of the lightest clamshell laptops ever made, but it compromises performance and battery life to take home that honor.

There are tiny laptops and then there are tiny laptops. Even now, when thin-and-lightweight everything is the norm, I’m still sometimes surprised by just how thin-and-lightweight we’re talking. Such is the case with the new Acer Swift 5, which is officially billed as “the lightest 14-inch clamshell notebook that offers the option for dedicated Nvidia GeForce graphics.”
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