Sustainability is becoming an increasingly talked-about topic in the technology industry, and Acer has positioned itself at the forefront of this new sustainable laptop movement with the Chromebook Vero 514. We I should try an early example He found his notable use of recycled materials to be unusual at first, but generally a positive thing. The packaging is made entirely of cardboard and paper, and the body of our review unit was a rather dull gray, but again made of recycled plastic. Likewise, most of the key components use PCR (post-consumer recycled) plastic to some extent, with the keyboard switches and speakers being made from 50% recycled material.
Step away from the laptop’s unique design, and the Vero 514 proves to be a very solid example of a Chromebook, with a range of 12th Gen Intel processors on offer depending on your configuration. The 14-inch Full HD display comes in both touch and non-touch variants, and 16GB of RAM is available on the higher-spec variant. If you don’t already know what a Chromebook is, it’s worth noting that this isn’t your average Windows laptop — it runs ChromeOS, and in terms of apps, you’re limited to what’s in the Google Play Store. Still, that won’t be much of a problem for anyone whose work mostly involves in-browser apps or basic office software, and with a starting price of $499.99, the Vero 514 undercuts many of its similar Windows competitors.
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