The 10 Best Acer Laptops

Unlike most of the brand's products, the Triton 700 is built specifically for speed freaks, assuming price is no object. This is a powerful desktop replacement with two 256 GB SSDs in a RAID setup, nearly doubling their performance, plus a whopping 32 GB of RAM.

The convertible Spin 5 sports a 13.3" touch-capable IPS panel and 256 gigabytes of solid-state storage space. This particular model uses a seventh-generation Core i5 processor, and you can step up to the latest i7 for an additional amount.

The Chromebook R 13 is a far cry from the Chrome-based devices of years past because it actually looks and feels like a high-quality piece of equipment worthy of admiration. Just remember that it's limited to using apps downloaded from the Google Play store.

The V17 Nitro Black is quite the setup, packing 16GB of RAM and a powerful Nvidia GeForce card into a roughly one-inch case. It even has Tobii eye tracking, which uses infrared sensors to detect where on the screen you're looking and move your cursor appropriately.

A budget laptop lineup wouldn't be complete without an inexpensive gaming rig like the Helios 300, which doesn't sacrifice any quality with a 15.6" HD display and a full-power GTX 1060 GPU, the likes of which aren't often seen in affordable machines.

Go beyond high definition with the Switch 5's 1440p display, a gorgeous way to watch all the media stored on its huge half-terabyte SSD. This 2-in-1 is a svelte and worthy competitor to the new Surface Pro, but at a much friendlier price.

The eighth-generation Kaby Lake R inside the Aspire E 15 is the first 15-watt, TDP quad-core processor, making it nearly as fast as its larger cousins that are 3 times as hot. This lets the entire system run faster and fit in a slimmer body.

You no longer need a loud and massive desktop to play the latest 3D titles thanks to machines like the Predator 17. Nvidia's proprietary G-Sync technology does a great job preventing screen tear and input lag for the smoothest gaming experience possible.

The Chromebook R11 is the perfect flagship for a company that prides itself on affordability. It's not just the least expensive option, it's also one of the most celebrated models released in the last few years, which is why it's remained largely unchanged over that time.

The Swift 3 sets itself apart from the pack thanks to a revolutionary, 16-nm-architecture Nvidia MX150 graphics accelerator. Four times as fast as Intel's standard integrated GPUs, this chipset provides content creators with the power they need to work on the fly.