Aspire Go 15 Slim Laptop | 15.6” Full HD Display | Powerful 8-Core Intel Core 3 N355 | 8GB RAM | 256GB SSD | Copilot AI Ready | Microsoft Office | HDMI | Wi-Fi 6 | Windows 11 Home | WOWPC USB

Let me start with this first, I like this laptop and I think it's a very good buy.The best thing about this laptop is the big 17.3" IPS screen, it's sharp with good viewing angles and decent brightness.The 11'th gen Intel CPU performs very well, everything loads very fast and it handles multiple tasks with ease.Wireless connectivity is also great, connection is fast and stable.The speakers are decent for a laptop, OK, nothing more.The keyboard is good and spacious but I wish that the keys were bigger, there's a lot of space in this laptop to fit larger keys like CTRL, ALT etc. and especially the small up/down arrow keys are requires more attention because I find myself hitting the shift key when trying to press the UP arrow key or the UP key while wanting to press the DOWN key.I am also missing a light indicator for the Caps&Num lock keys.The touch pad is large and comfortable to use, responds very well.Battery life seems decent, I haven't tested it too much but it seems you can squeeze out at least 4-5 hours of work maybe more if you use lower brightness.Regrading ports, you get 2xUSB3, 1xUSB-C (5gbps), 1xHDMI (2.0), 1xRJ45 LAN, 1xUSB2, 1x3.5mm audio - good but I wish Acer had included Thunderbolt 4 since the 11'th gen Intel processors support it.One point I would like to raise is the lack of (any) technical information regarding this laptop, no detailed specs regarding RAM, NVMe SSD drive besides the size, no technical info, upgrade parts, IPS panel color gamut specs etc.I wanted to upgrade the RAM and I could not find any info which RAM this laptop has and what speed it's running.So for other potential buyers I want to share what I have found:This laptop comes equipped with 8GB DDR4-2666MHZ dual channel memory (4GB soldered on board + 1X4GB expansion module).This seems a bit odd to me because according to Intel specs the 11'th gen I5 and I7 supports DDR4-3200MHZ, so I can't figure out why Acer used lower speed memory ?Who knows, not a deal breaker but little bit disappointing and I wish that this info was written somewhere for potential buyers.The 1 memory module you can upgrade is a Kingston 4GB DDR4-2666MHZ model: ACR26D4S9S1KA-4 .I wanted to upgrade the RAM to 20GB by replacing it with a 16GB module and I also wanted to preserve some of the dual channel functionality by utilizing Intel's dual channel "flex mode" because the memory modules do not mach in size.So I have bought the most similar spec'd 16GB DDR4-2666 module I could find locally made by Kingston model: KVR26S19S8/16.Installed the module and the laptop booted with no problem, identified the new RAM properly and also enabled dual channel - great but again I wish someone had written what compatible memory you need to buy in order to upgrade.The 512GB NVMe SSD installed is made by Kingston, you can also install an additional SSD for more storage.Acer included a bracket mounted inside the laptop with a cable already connected and you also get a bag with 4 screws to mount the additional SSD drive.So overall a very good laptop for daily work, web browsing and watching movies, fast CPU, I really like the large sharp screen and the big keyboard layout, price is great for what you get but I would prefer a faster RAM configuration and 2 RAM slots without on board RAM.Acer could have perfected this laptop by doing some minor changes to the keyboard, putting a larger capacity battery and offering 16GB version for a bit more but I guess there are compromises you have to take when aiming for a competitive price point.Hope this helps...

Great laptop, fast, i will purchase again