Acer Aspire C27-1700-UA91 AIO Desktop | 27 Full HD IPS Display | 12th Gen Intel Core i5-1235U | Intel Iris Xe Graphics | 16GB DDR4 | 512GB NVMe M.2 SSD | Intel Wireless Wi-Fi 6 | Windows 11 Home

This is a nice computer and with the 27 screen this is nice to look at and use, with a Intel processor, this is nice and speedy and great for business use and light gaming. With the integrated video card, and the memory and processor this will handle most of the games kids throw at it, but not for a heavy gamer. My son was using this for Minecraft and a lot of Steam games and most of the games he plays doesnt tax a video card much and this handled it nicely and even with the some the upper level games it didnt have any issues. I like Windows 11 on this and overall pleased with my first impressions of this PC. The keyboard is about the same length as most keyboards, but it isnt very deep, so if this computer is going to be in a confined space for use, this is great to use.

Su velocidad, y el fan ase mucho ruido .

As a long time Mac user, and iMac user, I was very interested in some of the PC competition. Apples iMac design has largely been the same for the last 10 years, until the recent 24 M1 iMac.

I have mixed feelings on the Acer Aspire C24-1700-UA91 AIO Desktop.

Thin, lightweight, great display, easy hookup, and much more. I chose the least expensive machine and it is more q for my wife. She absolutely loves the speed compared to her old Dell AIO.

I have had this PC 8 days and in that time I have lost the intel WIFI and the screen acts as if someone is shaking it at times and you can not read anything when it does it. I have to reboot to stop it. Amazon is replacing it over night. I do like how fast it is and the monitor is very nice. To bad something inside is making the screen vibrate at times. I spent 2 days setting it up and now I have to do it all over again. I have had Acer PCs in the past all have been very good. I hope this is just a fluke and my next one doesnt do this. Will update after I get the next one and see how it does. Amazon is to be commended for being so fast to replace it.

Speakers suck.

This is an all-in-one desktop computer for home or office use. What makes this an all-in-one computer is that the computer is built into the monitor, so you don’t have to deal with a bulky box as well as a big monitor in your space. You just get a nice big clear monitor with the computer built in. The system also includes a wireless keyboard and mouse, as well as a built in camera, microphone and speakers, all you need to get up and running. The external dimensions of the monitor/computer unit are 15”x24.25”x3/8”. The maximum screen resolution is 1920 x 1080. On the back of the computer are 3 USB A ports, 1 USB C, 1 ethernet, 1 HDMI, a 3.5 aux port, and a power port. At a minimum, you will need to plug in the power cable to the power port, but that is it for necessary cables. The included wireless keyboard and mouse communicate via a USB A dongle, which will take up one of your USB A ports. But then you don’t need any cables for the mouse or keyboard. Since the speakers and camera are built in, that’s 2 more cables that you won’t need. The computer has built in Wifi, so an Ethernet cable is optional. And you would only need to use the HDMI port if you want to connect a second monitor. The keyboard and mouse are powered by AAA batteries (included). Truly, this computer is plug and play out of the box—there is a few minutes of assembly to mount the computer on the V-shaped adjustable stand. Then you plug the power in and you’re good to go.

The RF Dongle was missing from the package. Without it I can not use the wireless mouse or keyboard. I do not want to return the whole unit,but I would like the RF Dongle to be replaced

I needed a new computer and saw the Acer Aspire C27-1655-UA93 AIO Desktop and thought it might be perfect for my needs since the computer is built right into the monitor, saving a ton of space. I had been using a laptop that I hooked up to a widescreen monitor, and I wanted to replicate this type of setup with a desktop, but I did not want to suddenly have to find a way to accommodate a tower.