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When upgrading to an OLED, there's going to be more than just improvements with colors and black levels. This monitor features a 240Hz refresh rate, 0.03ms response time, and support for AMD's FreeSync Premium technology. This monitor is perfect for movies and games, but can be used for the basics as well. The port selection is also pretty good, with two HDMI and two DisplayPort. That means, in addition to your PC, you can also connect to other devices, like a game console or a streaming media stick. Despite its lower price, Acer provides a warranty of up to 3 years. This warranty covers any d

As a productivity laptop, sure. But is it the best option in its class? I’m less sure of that. On paper, the Acer Swift 16 AI outperforms it in price, performance, and battery life, with a similar display. I think characterizing the Swift 16 AI as an Editor’s Choice in this category is still the right move. I also have to note that both laptops I received from Asus had their own issues. I’ve tested a number of Asus laptops and these are the first that gave me problems. While those issues are disappointing, they don’t erase the things this laptop does well. I was especially impressed by its mul

You can buy the Swift Go 16 AI for $1,599.99 from Acer.com with the same specs as my sample and in the same color. However, at the time of writing, a cheaper listing at Best Buy for $1,399 offers a lighter-colored "Vapor Silver" variant with the same CPU, RAM, and storage components. In the United Kingdom, a listing on Acer.co.uk for £1,299.99 cuts the RAM and storage to 16GB and 512GB — half of the US equivalent — and is not currently listed at any other major retailer. Importantly, the UK variant does not include an AC power adapter (charger), due to Acer's sustainability pledge. Swipe to sc

Image 1 of 2 My first impressions of the Swift Go 16 AI were quite positive, as the 16-inch laptop weighs around 2.95 lbs (1.34 kg) and is quite thin at 150mm (200mm with the rubber feet). That's lighter and thinner than a 16-inch MacBook Pro, presuming Apple doesn't include rubber feet in its own measurements. The chassis lid is also reasonably subtle, with a dark, reflective 'Acer' logo alongside geometric lines in its design. So, despite being larger than the 14-inch laptops I'm used to, it's off to a good start as the lid opens with a single finger to reveal a vibrant OLED panel and a back