Acer Aspire 5534

performance, usability, price, portability, screen

reliability, sound

73% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Incredibly cheap. Well designed. Thin and lightweight. Big, bright 15.6-inch widescreen. A 2-year warranty from Costco. Ships with Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit). Four hours of battery life is reasonable. Optical drive included. 4GB of memory.

Weakest performer among its peers. No HDMI-Out.

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So far I got exactly what I expecteed, a mid level laptop that did not use shared memory for the video. I have not bothered trying to put this thing through its paces on any games as I bought it for school. I am sure it could run some older games at...

The drive bay is not protected on the bottom so often I pick it up and fell the bay give a little. I really don't like this but have been trying to avoid picking it up from that point of the machine. I expect the drive bay to be the first bit to go,...

Cheap ; Usable Graphics Card ; 4G Ram ; Num Pad ; Sleek design and thin

1.20 GHz computer speed

Inexpensive, nice case

Acer has done something very stupid with this kit. A format and fresh install of Window$ means no NIC. The system reports device installed but cable disconnected. Drivers from Acer no help. After 3 hours of fiddling, I managed with another person I...

I purchased the model AS5536, which has now disappeared from Newegg, early in December. Great little notebook except for the battery life and Acer support, which is a joke

The battery that ships with the AS5536, which appears at least spec-wise to be the same battery as the 5534, lasts about an hour. I have contacted Acer technical support three different times to find out where I can purchase another longer-life...