Acer Aspire Vero (2022) Review: Eco-Friendly First

The idea of buying a product that is made with specific efforts to rescue its environmental impact is appealing to many — and I, personally, appreciate the effort. It is also nice to see such care taken in producing such a product without expecting the consumer to make sacrifices on quality or usability. The Acer Aspire Vero accomplishes this task. It is a competent machine with above-average specifications that should be able to handle most of what anyone would want from it. It won’t be a high-end gaming machine but it also does not come with that sort of price.

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Compared to other computers with similar equipment, its price actually comes in on the low side of $899.99. Laptops from competitors with 16 GB RAM, 1 TB of storage, a high-resolution display, and a 12th-generation, 10-core processor can easily exceed $1,200. While it is not itself aiming to appear to be a value product, it is a good value. 

It also has the good fortune of being packaged in an eco-friendly recycled plastic case that is attractive and appears to be just as durable. In my estimation, it looks to be a good general-purpose computer with an added appeal to environmentally conscious consumers that holds just as much appeal to those who just need a capable laptop.