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Question: I'm thinking of getting the Acer Aspire Ultrabook after reading  Consumer Reports.  My question is:  Do you like the keyboard?
Document: I have been searching for a laptop for a while and after looking at the specs and what you get for the price I went with this one and I must say that I love it. Used it to replace my acer aspire desktop and its just as fast and the lighted keyboard is a bonus.
So far this device works well - usability is excellent. WIN 7 home premium is nice - and it is just a really fine laptop. Would have preferred that it was shipped with better packing, but the Acer Aspire is a very nice unit.
I did notice it a little on the first boot, just wasn't as fast as I was hoping but it wasn't slow for sure.- It seems silly but if you are a the wrong angle the lighted keyboard is a little too bright, I don't know how it's lit under the keys but it's like a bunch of tiny bright led Christmas lights under there.
My first Acer computer. I was looking for something as a good general use (work and home) laptop. I've been pleased thus far. It has been reliable. The touchpad may be a little less sensitive than I'm used to, and the unit weighs a little more than some similarly sized ultrabooks I've had. But, overall, I've been pleased with this purchase.
I'm sure just like every other new windows, 8 will get bashed right up until they release 9 (or whatever they want to call the next one) and then everyone will complain about that. BUT, I don't like touch screens and 8 is rotten without a touchscreen and not all that much better with one right now and I don't want to have to learn a new system...and get off my lawn ya whipper-snapper!
I've had this computer for just a day at this point, my thoughts straight out of the box:Pros- Feels well made, I'm replacing an older HP laptop (originally about $500) and it has always had issues missing key strokes and just didn't feel tough. My wife has a newer Toshiba (I think we paid $400 a year ago) and it feels downright plastic and the keyboard literally started separating from the board underneath within a month.
This is a good laptop at a great price. No technical difficulties with it or anything like that. The mouse pad is on the computer is weird and very sensitive. All-in-all, great snag!
Nice light laptop with windows 7. Lighted keyboard is sweet and the speed is great. The games have great graphics and the interior wifi is wonderful.
I use this computer for law school. No problems at all. Perfect for grad students. I also stream netflix on it just fine.---Update---6/4/14The part that latches the screen to keyboard broke after 9 months. I have been very gentle with this computer but the part broke. I hope super glue can fix this.
The right click didn't event make a clicking noise (like the left click did) and I sometimes had to press it a couple of times (or press exactly is the bottom right corner) to get it to work. I thought maybe I was being to picky, so I went into the walmart store and actually tried out the other laptops there and all of their touchpads worked fine. The quality control on this computer is terrible. I am going to spend the extra money and go back to Apple.
Answer: I truly love my computer. The key board takes a little getting use to, but I like it.