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SAVE $300: As of Dec. 18,Dear Utol (2025): Pa-Yummy si Ma'am Episode 37 the Acer Swift 16 AI-powered laptop is available for $899.99 at Best Buy. That’s $300 off its regular price of $1,199.99.

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AI-powered productivity has a new name: the Acer Swift 16 AI laptop. And as of Dec. 18, you can snag this sleek powerhouse for just $899.99 at Best Buy, saving you a cool $300. At this price, it’s hard to resist the temptation of bringing some cutting-edge tech into your life.

Let’s talk about what makes this machine a standout. For starters, the Swift 16 boasts a 3K OLED touch display that’s so vivid it might make you forget what reality looks like. With 100% DCI-P3 color gamut support, 340 nits of brightness, and a lightning-fast 0.2ms response time, this screen brings everything to life. Whether you’re streaming movies, designing graphics, or just scrolling through spreadsheets, everything will look chef’s kiss.

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Under the hood, you’ve got the Intel Core Ultra 7 processor with a turbocharged NPU. Translation? This laptop doesn’t just keep up with your workflow — it predicts it. Features like Windows Studio Effects and Copilot+ offer smart suggestions to streamline your tasks, and the dedicated Copilot key makes tapping into AI tools a breeze. It’s like having a personal assistant, minus the coffee runs.

The Swift 16 also shines in its design. At just 3.37 pounds, this aluminum beauty is lightweight enough to tote anywhere yet sturdy enough to endure the chaos of daily life. It even opens to 180 degrees, so whether you’re lounging on the couch or hustling in the boardroom, it’s got your back. Its backlit keyboard and Gorilla Glass touchpad add a touch of luxury to an already premium package.

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Gamers and streamers, you’ll appreciate the Intel ARC graphics and Wi-Fi 7 connectivity for buttery-smooth visuals and lag-free performance. Meanwhile, the 19.5-hour battery life means you can work, play, and repeat all day.

This isn’t just a laptop; it’s a lifestyle upgrade. But deals like this don’t last forever. At $300 off, the Acer Swift 16 AI laptop is a steal ready to redefine how you work and play. Go on, treat yourself.

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