Acer Aspire C24: One-minute review

The Aspire C24 is a minimalist AIO with a spec made for handling everyday workloads competently.

Its design is simple but pleasing. The stark white finish adds to the appeal, and is reminiscent of Apple’s iMac line. The materials don’t feel as premium as those used in such models, but they at least help to keep the weight down, which makes the Aspire C24 easy to set up and maneuver. And as far as AIO machines go, it takes up relatively little desk space, too.

Assembling the stand is a quick and easy process. Once built, the central pole provides some adjustments, although the maximum height it achieves is too short. There’s no tilt functionality, either — something the best all-in-one computer feature.

There aren’t too many ports on the Aspire C24, although I welcomed the inclusion of five USB ports, one of which is Type-C. An ...