Acer Aspire R 11

The Acer Aspire R11 is aiming to bring a lot while keeping costs down. Can a convertible, touchscreen laptop costing under $400 really deliver in real world use?

The Acer Aspire R11 isn’t a top of a line notebook – and that’s not a bad thing. This device is geared towards users who are looking for a decent everyday notebook without having to spend a lot.

In-depth review of the Acer Aspire R11 R3-131T-C122 (Intel Celeron N3050, Intel HD Graphics (Braswell), 11.6", 1.4 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks, and ratings

I unbox the Acer Aspire R 11, and give you a quick first impressions of the versatile, multimode device.

The Acer Aspire R11 sounds like a steal for a Windows notebook. At $599, it approaches netbook levels of affordability. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Acer Aspire R11 sounds like a steal for a Windows notebook. At $599, it approaches netbook levels of affordability. It is not the cheapest laptop you can find. The HP Stream is more affordable though, unlike it, the Acer has a trick up its sleeves. Like many new PCs, the R11 is more accurately a hybrid. It can switch...

This is a Notebook and a <b>Tablet</b>; the 11.6inch screen can show 1366x768. As it%E2%80%99s a <b>Tablet</b> as well as a Notebook it of course has touch and then Windows 10 starts to make sense, not for Cortana but for the on screen annotation ability.

If you're after a compact laptop with a 360-degree convertible display and only have around $250-$300 to spend, the Acer Aspire R 11 (also known as the Aspire

A sturdy convertible with fantastic battery life, but Windows 10 touchpad glitches are a big problem

Enjoy beauty on a budget, but not much else