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there's nothing flashy or exciting about the Acer spin seven convertible and it's a lot slower than competitors because it uses the processor yet I found myself liking it quite a bit as a general-purpose convertible laptop it feels substantial it's almost a little too heavy at 2.9 pounds with a gorilla glass covered screen an all aluminum construction and a 360 degree hinge with excellent tension the thin bezel 14 inch 1920 by 1080 HD touchscreen fits into a 13.3 inch footprint body we're seeing that a lot these days like most of its class it's minimal on ports there are two USB C and a multi-purpose headphone jack on the left side or the power switch and volume control the display is pretty good for watching video working and surfing the net and generally responsive is a touchscreen and in tablet mode the Dolby optimised speakers also sound surprisingly full though there in the keyboard section when you flip into tablet mode it still sounds like the audio is coming right at you as for the keyboard and touchpad it didn't help ravana teased at them at all the keys are in the right places and they're the right sizes do I wish it were faster yes especially since it's just a little bit cheaper than competitors which have better specs and I really wish the keyboard was backlit and that the display supported stylus for Windows Inc but if those don't matter to you it's quite recommended you