Acer Swift Go 16 OLED SFG16-73

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Reviews for the Acer Swift Go 16 OLED SFG16-73

70% Acer Swift Go 16 (2025) Review: The Big OLED Is the Big Draw
Source: PC Mag
The Swift Go 16 succeeds at its primary objective: providing a large, lovely display for multitasking and media consumption, along with enough power to keep everything chugging. Given the generous RAM and storage, it's also reasonably priced, all in a decently portable package. However, the keyboard is a bit cramped, the touchpad is too small, and the battery likely won't get you through a full day of spirited work on a charge. But for anyone who wants a beautiful, big display before all else, it’s an attractive choice.
Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 09/21/2025
Rating: Total score: 70%

83% Acer Swift Go 16 (2025) Review: Affordable OLED Laptop Without Massive Compromises
Source: CNet
Far from being all looks, the Swift Go 16 has strong core hardware paired with its pretty OLED screen, and at $1,150, it's a solid value proposition. For photo editing, heavy multitasking or most other productivity use cases, it's a great fit, though its graphics hardware doesn't quite do justice to that lovely display. The roomy, 16-inch screen means it's also a nice option for streaming movies or shows, or going deep down a YouTube rabbit hole, though you may want to opt for headphones for an audio experience that matches the visuals. That said, if you're looking for an OLED because you need to do a lot of GPU-heavy editing or rendering, or you want to show off the latest AAA games, you'd be better served by a machine with at least an entry-level graphics chip such as the HP Spectre x360 16, which is discounted right now to $1,240 as HP closes out its Spectre series.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 06/27/2025
Rating: Total score: 83%

Acer Swift Go 16 review: A beautiful screen with big trade-offs
Source: PC World
The Acer Swift Go 16 is a whole lot of meh wrapped around a big and beautiful display. There’s no knocking the sharp, 16-inch OLED panel with its gorgeous contrast, rich color, and smooth refresh rate. But the rest of the system just lets it down. The build of the laptop is uninspired and not exceptionally good. It’s competitively light but not leading the pack in a meaningful way. The keyboard and trackpad make for a just fine user experience, but could definitely be better (though Acer seems allergic to adjusting its keycaps). And the speakers don’t do much to complement the display. The Acer Swift Go 16 steps up where CPU performance is concerned, but it’s thermals don’t let it keep as wide a margin as it ought to have against even some lower-power systems.
Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 06/24/2025

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