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"Hello everyone and welcome to another Gamereactor Quick Look.
This time we're taking a look at another of Acer's relatively small, relatively thin, but quite competent laptops.
They've been making these for years."
"Under the Swift banner is one, and we've always kind of liked them here.
Sure, they don't necessarily bring those like big sort of threshold crossing Context and just design which harkens to over to the ThinkPad in terms of you get the immediate sense that it's like well-built, well-made and will last both in the way that you jostle it around and also just the way that it is built, the way it's structured to work."
"So this is the Acer Swift GO 14 AI.
Yes, we still live in the timeline where they put AI in the names of products because that's just one of the things that it can do, which is odd because I hope that the new iPhone 18 AI series isn't called, well, that.
The point of the matter is that it is still a very competent and very light and small laptop."
"I mean, just look at this.
This is very thin indeed.
It's probably not the thinnest on the market, but to some degree, the thickness of the chassis is actually dictated by the fact that they have to fit a proper USB Type-A port, actually two.
Context Great to see."
"The only thing that I can personally see missing is an SD card reader of some sort, which I would love to have gotten, to be honest with you.
Point is very thin, but more also important, very light.
These kind of unibody metal constructions here are both very sort of distinctly quality feeling to the touch, but it's the lightness that is going to take you over the edge."
"It really is quite something.
I also think that they've done wonders with the design.
I love this sort of blue-ish colorway that they have going for here.
The problem is I'm not quite sure what I feel about the edging here."
"It's a little bit superhero in a weird way.
It's not particularly ugly, it's not very gamerific where it kind of spells a particular motif, but if it was me I just would have had the Acer logo, maybe even the Acer Swift logo, and removed this etching altogether.
Inside we obviously have a If you're, for instance, video editing in, say, 8-bit instead of 10-bit, you'll get quite far with what this has to offer."
"You also get 16 gigs of LPDDR5X RAM and a 512 gigabyte NVMe SSD, which I think is perfectly reasonable.
Wi-Fi 7 is also included, and then there is this display.
That is something that Acer is very proud of.
They put it front and center in their marketing, and I can see why."
"As you can see, it's 16x10, which is great, but it's also a WUXGA 14-inch OLED display.
And not a dim OLED display, by the way.
It still covers more than 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, which means that that professional video editing and photo editing is within grasp.
you know, the bog standard."
"And while we haven't tested this yet, I would presume Delta E of less than 2, which again means that it is color calibrated.
And it is actually color calibrated because it is VESA certified for TrueBlack 500.
That means that it should be able to reach nitspeak brightnesses way above that, but it will maintain 500 nitspeak brightness, which is lovely."
"We don't know how that impacts battery life.
It's a 71 watt hour battery.
But again, combined with this large, very responsive trackpad and these keys, man, there's a lot to like.
We'll be testing this fully, of course, and then we'll get back to you with a full verdict very soon."