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expired Posted by WittySuit5378 • Apr 17, 2024
Apr 17, 2024 8:17 PM
Costco Members: Acer Aspire 5 15.6" Touchscreen Laptop - 13th Gen Intel Core i5-13420H - FHD (1920 x 1080) Display - Windows 11 $379.99
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13th Gen Intel® Core™ i5-13420H (8-Core) Processor
8GB LPDDR5 RAM
Drives:
512GB PCIe® Gen 4 NVMe™ Solid State Drive
No Optical Drive
Operating System:
Microsoft® Windows 11 Home
Graphics & Video:
15.6" Touchscreen Widescreen ComfyViewâ„¢ LED Backlit IPS FHD (1920 x 1080) Display
Intel® UHD Graphics
Audio:
2x Integrated Stereo Speakers
2x Integrated Microphones
Acer Purified.Voiceâ„¢ Technology with AI Noise Reduction
Communications:
Wi-Fi 6 (2x2) MU-MIMO Gig+ and Bluetooth 5.1
Integrated HD Webcam (1280 x 720) with Blue Glass Lens supporting 720 HD Video
Keyboard:
Standard Keyboard with Multi-Gesture Touchpad
Media Control Keys; Volume up, Volume Down
Ports & Slots:
2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Ports (one with Power-off Charging)
1x HDMIâ„¢ 2.1 Port with HDCP support
1x Headphone/Speaker/Line-Out Jack
1x DC-in jack for AC adapter
Power Supply:
Lithium-ion Battery
Additional Information:
Dimensions: 14.29" W x 9.35" D x 0.71" H
Approximate Weight: 3.92 lbs
It does not vary. Otherwise, the title's pricing is not accurate or transparent. It would be a different situation if shipping charges varied. Then you would still need to add "+ Shipping" to the title. I am surprised you left it out. You did not even bold it in your post body.
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Caution: I cannot be certain if there is an open RAM slot, but this has some or all of its RAM soldered.
8GB would be less than I would prefer. I looked this model up on Acer and Youtube and could not find an exact match on YT, and not finding the info on Acer's site.
Your opinion may vary on the minimum RAM you want/need. I would be much more inclined to try this if I could add an additional stick of 8GB, for 16GB total, or even if I had to replace one of 2 4GB sticks that is not soldered, with an 8GB or 16GB stick.
It does not vary. Otherwise, the title's pricing is not accurate or transparent. It would be a different situation if shipping charges varied. Then you would still need to add "+ Shipping" to the title. I am surprised you left it out. You did not even bold it in your post body.
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Caution: I cannot be certain if there is an open RAM slot, but this has some or all of its RAM soldered.
8GB would be less than I would prefer. I looked this model up on Acer and Youtube and could not find an exact match on YT, and not finding the info on Acer's site.
Your opinion may vary on the minimum RAM you want/need. I would be much more inclined to try this if I could add an additional stick of 8GB, for 16GB total, or even if I had to replace one of 2 4GB sticks that is not soldered, with an 8GB or 16GB stick.
It does not vary. Otherwise, the title's pricing is not accurate or transparent. It would be a different situation if shipping charges varied. Then you would still need to add "+ Shipping" to the title. I am surprised you left it out. You did not even bold it in your post body.
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Caution: I cannot be certain if there is an open RAM slot, but this has some or all of its RAM soldered.
8GB would be less than I would prefer. I looked this model up on Acer and Youtube and could not find an exact match on YT, and not finding the info on Acer's site.
Your opinion may vary on the minimum RAM you want/need. I would be much more inclined to try this if I could add an additional stick of 8GB, for 16GB total, or even if I had to replace one of 2 4GB sticks that is not soldered, with an 8GB or 16GB stick.
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It's your business to decide how much info you find acceptable. But if you honestly think it's fine to be fooled when you click on deals with the price in the title only to find out you have to add shipping to that which is baked into the price, especially if it is flat rate, your expectations for knowing the price before clicking in are too low. I can keep explaining this to you but I cannot change your mind. You do you and stay semi-slick if you insist.
What do you think they mean by slick deal? It means great value. So part of the value is obviously price. When you know the price you need to divulge it in the title. Part of this price is $14.99 shipping/handling for everyone. I don't get why $15 means nothing to you, but I don't agree. That's why I say you are not as slick a dealer as you could be. It is not an attack. It is a rebuttal. The price is supposed to be disclosed in the title including whether there is shipping and if flat, the amount. This is normal procedure, not special unnecessary information.
I am beginning to think you are just messing around with me.
What do you think they mean by slick deal? It means great value. So part of the value is obviously price. When you know the price you need to divulge it in the title. Part of this price is $14.99 shipping/handling for everyone. I don't get why $15 means nothing to you, but I don't agree. That's why I say you are not as slick a dealer as you could be. It is not an attack. It is a rebuttal. The price is supposed to be disclosed in the title including whether there is shipping and if flat, the amount. This is normal procedure, not special unnecessary information.
I am beginning to think you are just messing around with me.
How would you rewrite this title to cover situations like:
1. It is available in-store at the price the OP posted, and
2. It is available for shipping to his location for $14.99, and
3. It may be available for shipping to other locations for who knows how much (impossible to know without putting in a bunch of zip codes)
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How would you rewrite this title to cover situations like:
1. It is available in-store at the price the OP posted, and
2. It is available for shipping to his location for $14.99, and
3. It may be available for shipping to other locations for who knows how much (impossible to know without putting in a bunch of zip codes)
Title as it is now:
Costco Members: Acer Aspire 5 15.6" Touchscreen Laptop - 13th Gen Intel Core i5-13420H - FHD (1920 x 1080) Display - Windows 11 $379.99
Note: An issue with Costco warehouse prices: Some regions and even individual warehouses can vary in their pricing from online prices as well as in-warehouse prices. That can make in-warehouse pricing tough or impossible to advertise here unless it is specifically priced in their ads. That is one reason Costco. com does not specify that in some of their ads as well. I was recently reminded of that fact.
To fulfill your stipulations:
Costco Members: Acer Aspire 5 15.6" Touchscreen Laptop - 13th Gen Intel Core i5-13420H - 8GB Soldered RAM, - FHD (1920 x 1080) Display - Windows 11 $379.99 Plus Shipping, Check your local warehouse for availability and pricing, as it may vary
So "Plus Shipping" is how the deals get phrased here if there is a mandatory, but variable shipping charge required. It is the best SD can do and is part of the important title information. Just knowing you will need to add shipping prepares you when reading the title to expect some additional fee.
For flat shipping (as in this case), just add that specific cost before the word shipping.
I threw in the RAM detail because as one poster suggested, everyone wants to know that right off the top and I don't blame them.
That might be short of mandatory, but it is very important for laptops and PCs.
Folks wanting to check their warehouses can get the SKU from the product web page and look up their warehouse phone numbers for a stock and price check. That is common knowledge for Costco deals but since you asked about this situation, I only mention it in case you were wondering how to do so. Deal posters including FP deal editors do not put that anywhere. They expect us to work that out for such YMMV pricing in-store deals.
I do see some laptop deal posts that have much less specs info. Most have at least this much or more in the title. If they gain traction and get promoted to FP, the FP deal editor would expand the title to include many details, if the OP was severely lacking the important stuff. Look up some past and current laptop deals and you will get a good idea of what most posters of them include regularly.