Acer Aspire Z5771

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

0
Average:

6
Bad:

0

Pros:

The Acer Aspire Z5571 offers respectable performance and a strong feature set for its price, including HDMI input and output jacks.

Cons:

This system's biggest faults are its cumbersome design and uninspired touch software.

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Last revision on September 19, 2013

Reviewers Liked

The Acer Aspire Z5571 offers respectable performance and a strong feature set for its price, including HDMI input and output jacks

Reviewers Didn't Like

This system's biggest faults are its cumbersome design and uninspired touch software

Expert reviews and ratings

By PCWorld New Zealand on June 21, 2012 70

The Aspire's design is novel, featuring a sloping foot along the front edge and a picture-frame stand at the rear. You’ve got about 20 degrees of vertical angle adjustment, simply by tilting the screen against the spring-loaded stand....

By APC Magazine on June 13, 2012 70

Aimed at the premium end of the market, Acer hasnâ€™t been afraid to give the 23in Z5771 a feature list as large as the price tag. Itâ€™s not the only one on the market packing everything but the kitchen sink into a single...

By CNET UK on June 07, 2012 70

The all-in-one Acer Aspire Z5771 desktop PC offers good performance for an affordable price, making it a wise choice for family computing. The absence of a Blu-ray drive and the lacklustre screen means it won't appeal to movie...

By Good Gear Guide on April 11, 2012 70

If you're looking for a touchscreen-capable all-in-one PC, the Aspire Z5771 is worth considering. It has a resistive screen that's mostly accurate and supports two inputs, but most importantly, it has a lot of grunt under the hood, including an...

By TechReviewSource on December 26, 2011 70

The design of the Acer Aspire Z5571's chassis feels and looks a little cheap. It has a black plastic case outlined with white trim. The screen also is surrounded by a fairly large bezel, which makes it look old-fashioned. The front of the stand...

By cnet on December 17, 2011 70

Acer's Aspire Z5571 isn't the most polished all-in-one, but with an able balance of performance and features for the dollar, it offers enough value to entice anyone in need of a basic computer with home entertainment...