My mother bought me Acer Aspire One in 2012 after I cleared my 10th std boards. I will not say that I’m a person who treats her valuable and expensive belongings well because I really don’t. I’ve lost the count of the number of times this notebook has fallen down from the table, or a bookshelf or bed, for that matter. But a few scratches on the shiny shell and it is all good to go.
You have no idea how roughly I use this notebook, it’s like I’m not even grateful to have it. But the truth is that in these three years, I’ve never, even once, taken my notebook for servicing, virus protection or any other repairing and I love it because I am truly a nonchalant person and taking care of something is not my cup of tea and so, this thing has never given me a reason to hate it.
I bought it for its lightweight, shell design, slimness and trackpad speed. The trackpad is as smooth as a good flirt. Surely, the storage capacity is less than most other laptops but this one is totally durable and well, awesome.
I recommend this to every writer, like me, who likes to carry their work with them, wherever they go.