Testseek.co.uk have collected 87 expert reviews of the Acer Aspire R13 R7-371T and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Acer Aspire R13 R7-371T.
February 2015
(76%)
87 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(73%)
160 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Great display features and screen resolution
Advanced selection of modes with ease of switching
Sturdy and durable build
Responsive touch screen functionality
Generous touchpad and welldesigned keyboard with backlighting
Plenty of storage and process
Sleek
Premium design
Six different usage modes
Crisp WQHD display upgrade
Sleek atypical design
2in1 form factor with a versatile and sturdy hinge
Fast hardware
Nice screen
Digitizer and pen support
Good trackpad
Runs quiet
Decent battery life
Innovative convertible hinge
Solid build quality
Thin and light
Slimmer and lighter than the competition
High-resolution screen with good image quality
Decent battery life and performance levels
The editors didn't like
Speakers are just okay
More plastic material in the design than competing devices
Price may not be worth upgrading to the Core i7 processor
Large footprint
Runs hot
Fans stay on almost all the time
Odd keyboard layout
Gets extremely hot under load
The speakers aren't loud enough
Poor WiFi signal strength once you get further away from the router
Design of this Ezel generation feels better thought out than other 360 degree hinges; Gorilla Glass on either side of the display helps to make everything stronger; Pen included to use the touchscreen;
Keyboard needs a lot of work; Intel processor is a generation old; Screen could be a lot brighter; WiFi isn't 802.11ac, only b/g/n; A little heavy for a tablet;
When it comes to redesigning the laptop to be a little more modernised, and more useful than just a typical clamshell computer, Acer's take on the hinge is an interesting one, and was when the first model came to life in 2013.The latest take on it is even...
Abstract: Various positions of the Acer Aspire R13 hybrid computer which is a Windows 8.1 notebook and tablet.Source: SuppliedWhy do some manufacturers make notebook screens that perform contortions like the great Harry Houdini?Whether he was buried alive or trappe...
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Published: 2015-03-14, Author: Vincent , review by: digitalone.com.sg
Abstract: This hybrid computer is unusual even by convertible laptop standards, a category with its fair share of exotic designs. Most convertibles tout four usage modes - laptop, stand, tablet and tent - a design popularised by the Lenovo Yoga. But as the sticker...
Published: 2015-03-13, Author: Vincent , review by: straitstimes.com
Abstract: This hybrid computer is unusual even by convertible laptop standards, a category with its fair share of exotic designs.Most convertibles tout four usage modes - laptop, stand, tablet and tent - a design popularised by the Lenovo Yoga. But as the sticker o...
Système sophistiqué de basculement de mode, Très bonne qualité de fabrication, Très bon écran tactile, Ecran haute résolution
Prix élevé, Boîtier pas en métal, Malgré le logo Dolby, les hautparleurs sont à peine moyens, Selon l'échelle, les polices d'écriture apparaîtront parfois un peu floues
L'impression générale que nous inspire cette machine est très bonne. La finition est impeccable, le sentiment de robustesse est bien présent, l'ordinateur est plutôt élégant. Même si l'on a déjà vu ce système d'écran modulable, le pivotement est redoutabl
Il n'y a pas grand chose à redire de cet ultrabook. Si l'on veut pinailler un peu, on pourra peutêtre lui reprocher son clavier, qui sur notre modèle de test manquait un peu de réactivité. Le dernier reproche sera porté sur sa taille : il est un peu grand
L'Aspire R13 (R7-371T-55Q1) d'Acer se classe dans le Top 10 des PC ultraportables de notre comparatif permanent. Si son côté contorsionniste ne nous impressione guère car il est devenu commun dans le monde PC, sa bonne autonomie en lecture vidéo, son SSD...
Autonomie confortable, Écran de qualité, Performances générales, Construction sérieuse
Dispositif de rotation discutable, Clavier très perfectible, Un peu bruyant en charge importante
Notre dernier test d'ultrabook Acer était l'Aspire S7. Le contraste entre ce modèle et le R13 est saisissant. Acer a en effet revu à la baisse ses prétentions en matière de finesse, afin de proposer une expérience tactile digne de ce nom.Cet écran à bascu...
