Acer Spin 5 Convertible Laptop

Where did all our ports go? Lately, its difficult to find a decent laptop with ports! Probably the only port "missing" is an rj45, which is rarely used anyway with a wifi enabled laptop.(Touch)Screen is beautiful. The first time I scrolled a website I appreciated the taller screen - lets face it, 16x9 is great for TV but not for productivity! Audio speakers are PLENTY loud. Stylus worked fine for me. Battery life varies greatly depending on usage demands, brightness, and performance settings - I'm deducting a star for lower than expected battery life in the feature rating, but overall its still a 5 star machine. By far the best/fastest lappy i've owned.Charges via the thunderbolt 3 connector! (Note that's with a TB3 wall adapter AND a TB3 cable. Didn't work with just any wall charger/cord.) Finally can charge my phone AND laptop from a single wall charger! Now I can leave the big power supply at work/home and not have to lug it around in my bag! (And if the wife loses her power supply (again), she can use the TB3 port instead.) This is a huge plus!Another cool feature was to press the windows+P button and very QUICKLY push it up to my TV to share content with others. Seriously simple and quick!Installing programs was FAST. This thing is quick! (I have the i5 10th gen vers, which uses less juice than the i7 version. I probably would have gotten the i3 (or AMD) version for a longer battery life, but sometimes I need to video edit and i3 just can't hang with that.)Function keys offer direct access to increase/decrease brightness and sound volume. Touch pad seems fine, could be a bit bigger, and I'm not a fan of the bioscanner on it, but it doesn't bother me nor slow me down.This really is head and shoulders above my previous 13" Acer with a 6th gen i5, 6gb ram, and 1080 touchscreen, and lighter.Had it 3 days and super happy. Will update this if it disappoints.