We supply the latest technology solutions to organisations of all sizes across education, public and private sectors, helping thousands of organisations along their own digital transformation journeys. Suffice to say, while I put most of this review together on the Swift 1, the images were reviewed on a more premium machine. You'll enjoy a familiar interface with enhanced features and robust security, ensuring your digital world remains protected.

Even this top model scored a modest 1737 in the Geekbench 5 multi-core test, which is lower than the Lenovo IdeaPad 3i (1940), but a little higher than the Asus E410 (1606). Whichever variation of the Acer Swift 1 SF114-34 you choose, you’re getting the same basic formula – a laptop that’s built to perform basic tasks in style. Equipped with 4GB of RAM, this laptop strikes an excellent balance between multitasking capabilities and affordability. Item has some minor marks and dents on the chassis, however these do not effect the operation of the item.

With enough power to keep you going for 2 and a half work days from a single full charge, you won't be panicking if you can't get a seat next to a wall socket. Additionally, the Swift 1 features Acer's BlueLightShield technology which helps reduce eye strain and fatigue, particularly when using it for an extended period of time. Through the use of narrow bezel, offering up an 84% screen-to-body ratio, users see more of the 14-inch FHD IPS screen.

Interestingly, I didn’t feel this level of annoyance from the Acer Aspire 1, which packs the same processor. The display bezels are also relatively thin around the 14-inch display, resulting in an 84% screen-to-body ratio. With its Intel Pentium Silver N6000 processor at the helm, you can expect reliable performance and snappy responsiveness, ensuring that your tasks are completed swiftly and efficiently.Work quickly and efficiently or kick back and enjoy yourself with powerful processing and vivid colors of the narrow-bezel 14-inch display.