Acer ConceptD 3 Ezel CC314-72G-72SX Convertible Creator Laptop, Intel i7-10750H, GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q, 14 FHD, Gorilla Glass, Pantone Validated, 100% sRGB, 16GB, 512GB NVMe SSD, Wacom AES 1.0 Pen

I am an artist which is why I decided to get this laptop. What I love about this Concept 3 Ezel laptop is how versatile it is. The laptop’s weight is balanced which makes it comfortable to use as a tablet when working. The stylus is superb, and the screen is RGB calibration is accurate which is a must when doing graphic art. The addition of a GTX 1650 is nice which adds a new dimension to this laptop. The 14 inch screen quality is excellent and its responsiveness to the stylus is accurate. I really enjoy using this laptop in my daily usage which is why I highly recommend it.

I got this for my son who is an artist and has been looking at this particular laptop since it was announced. Out of the box, its very sturdy and beautiful. Its like a hybrid tablet/laptop with a very creative and innovative set up. One of the best features is the anti-glare screen which boasts absolutely vibrant and beautiful colors. The color match is precise and reliable. As others have mentioned the stylus works great on the screen and the touch is responsive and works beautifully. The only complaint is that the stylus needs to be charged more frequently if you are putting it to heavy use. This laptop works great as a regular laptop as well with all the functions you need. So far, we are really loving this design and have very few complaints other than stylus charge and laptop charging. These are not big enough complaints to deduct a star. This is a beautiful, innovative computer for anyone, especially in the artist community.

This laptop has nearly everything a creator could ask for and puts in all in a gorgeous package. Colors beautiful thanks to the Pantone Validated screen and the Ezel screen in my favorite laptop mod in a long time. I cant imagine going back. Also, thanks to circumstances being what they are in the world, Ive learned the camera and mic are great for video calls. Highly recommend. Only cons are the fingerprint sensor can be a bit finicky, but overall works better than the one on my last Asus laptop. And it has some heft to it, but I feel like it makes it feel more premium.

This is the first time I’ve not bought a Mac for design work. I wanted a laptop with a drawing / touch screen included for on the go work. This was a good solution. It runs illustrator, photoshop and InDesign well. Colour screen is quite good as well. If you are wanting to save a little money over buying a MacBook and iPad separately this is a workable solution for graphic design and illustration.

I got this device a few weeks ago and wanted to wait to write the review to get a realistic experience.

Really love this slick artists laptop. The Wacom pen is small, which I was a bit nervous about, but its very comfortable to use and sensitive. Such a game changer to have a responsive touch screen that I can easily zoom in and out and rotate with my free hand while I draw with my right. The adjustable angled screen is going to change the market for drawing laptops. I just cant imagine using a laptop without this feature now. The chassis is a bit heavy, but its of quality material, and the sunset glow in the keyboard is really unique and pretty. The screen is Pantone certified, which is a relief after having used a laptop with colors that just didnt translate well among other devices. Plenty of memory to run my favorite games, and they look awesome! I also really appreciated the fact that Acer packaged this laptop without any plastic! Ingenious cardboard packaging design that actually felt even more high end. Obviously, I recommend this laptop to anyone who does digital art.

Wow. What an innovative laptop, and what a treat to work upon!

Constantly rebooting with windows or power issues, not sure what is happening.

Final Update:

While this laptop is marketed to visual artists, its far more suited for the interactive artist. Pen input is 100% not ideal for digital artists, though wavy lines can be mitigated with a Wacom Bamboo Ink Plus pen and the blue nib, its still a strange option for Acer to put in an AES 1.0 panel in an otherwise perfect configuration.