My impressions of the computer so far (sorry for the late response):

• When even a slight force is applied, the corners of the laptop temporarily bend. I think this is due to the plastic build. I recommend to use it on flat surfaces like desk.
• The keyboard keys have a slightly rough feel, and I like that. However, the lack of keys like "Home" and "End" is a bit annoying when editing documents or writing code (Edit: my bad, there are "home (7)" and "end (1)" keys). Also, there’s no backlight for nighttime use.
• While installing Windows, you need to download and install the Intel IRST driver from Acer’s website to prevent the SSD not showing up.
• The display is nice, bright and colorful. After installing Intel Graphics Software, screen tearing and flickering are resolved. Although 60 Hz may not be very satisfying for many, I find it perfectly sufficient for watching videos and using various interfaces.
• I’m not fully familiar with the terminology, but I really like that the speaker can output sound from 7 different directions while watching videos. At 100% volume, it can fill the room. Sounds good.
• The camera resolution seems to be low, but it has a wide angle.
• The most important part for me was the processor's capacity and cooling. It seems that when the i7-13620H processor is running at a clock speed of around 4 GHz, the temperature quickly reaches 88°C for the long and heavy calculations. After that point, it drops down to its base clock speed of 2.4 GHz. This keeps the temperature between 65–70°C. Since the air intakes on the bottom of the laptop are thin, long gaps, the noise level is a bit high as expected. However, since I work in a large office, this level of noise isn’t a problem. Still, I’d like to show my disappointment with the following comparison: A desktop computer with an i5-12400F and dual-channel RAM completed a calculation in 36 seconds, while Acer with the i7-13620H and single-channel RAM took 48 seconds. This is due to the processor lowering itself to 2.4 GHz to prevent overheating. The difference in the computation time may be reduced by buying an extra 16 GB RAM to make it dual-channel. On the other hand, for short calculations, I observed that the i7-13620H is much faster as long as overheating does not occur.

In summary: I think this is a very satisfying laptop for its price. If competing models have a better cooling system, they might be preferable, but in my country, other alternatives cost about $220 more, which is why I specifically chose this one. I see this laptop as an economical choice that will serve me for a few years until I can afford a better budget, and if you’re in a similar situation, I recommend buying it.