Acer Aspire One Cloudbook 14 (AO1-431)

This Acer Aspire cloudbook was cleaned up, tested, and repasted to work as well as it ever could. As a cloudbook, everything is soldered into the motherboard, so there are no upgrade options. A fresh installation of Tiny11, a de-bloated variation of Windows 11 Pro (64-bit), is the system's operating system. Windows 11 Pro has been activated. All drivers from Acer have been installed and Windows has been fully updated prior to packaging. 

Programs VLC media player, LibreOffice, Firefox web browser, and "Speccy" are also installed. "Speccy" is a free software program that reads the laptop's installed hardware.

The laptop exhibits wear, scuff, and scratch marks typical from normal everyday use, but the laptop is otherwise fully intact with no major damage. All ports, except the headphone jack, was tested to be in working condition. The battery was revealed to be at 88% health, so I deemed it unnecessary to replace at this time.

A charger will be included.

Cloudbooks and chromebooks are not all that different. The main draw here is low price and a long-lasting battery and even with 88% battery health, windows 11 options can extend the battery life to be very long, such as through switching power use to "efficiency", shutting off bluetooth and/or wireless, and reducing screen brightness. However, these laptops are designed to be "cloud-based" so there is little to no internal storage (and it can't be upgraded) so it would be necessary to use some form of external storage for someone that needs any amount of storage space.