 The travelmate series from Acer brings quality machines that often get overlooked in favor of Lenovo and Dell and their thinkpads and latitudes. We are of the opinion that Acer simply needs better marketing to increase the popularity of its brands as we think the travelmate P2 that we have here is primed and ready to take on the competition. Similar to a lot of other laptops in the price range, the P2 is made from plastic. This leads to some durability problems while the surface itself is rough to the touch. The lid shows a fair amount of flex, but the base is tougher, thanks to internal bracing. What's more important is that it brings thin bezels, despite offering a full HD webcam and an IR sensor for Windows Hello. For a 15.6 inch laptop, it stays on a strict diet, weighing 1.7 kilograms and having a profile of 19.9 millimeters. Now let's focus on the base, which has a large horizontal grille, housing stereo speakers, the keyboard, with long key travel and clicky feedback, as well as the touchpad. It has a fingerprint reader in the top left corner, which doesn't interfere with the clicking at all. It comes with an ocean glass cover, made from ocean bound plastic, but is just as smooth as regular glass, while also helping out the environment. Moving on to the sides, we find a LAN port, an HDMI 2.0 port, a Thunderbolt 4 port, and full sized 5 gigabit USB port on the left, as well as a more 2.5 gigabit USB ports and an audio jack on the right. Lastly, there's a microSD card reader on the front, along with some status LEDs. The display on the front has a matte surface, a full HD resolution, and an IPS panel. It's great for standard use, with good viewing angles and around 250 nits of max brightness. It also shows zero PWM usage, so it's safe for prolonged use. In terms of professional design work, the panel covers 56% of the sRGB color gamut, while the accuracy goes down to 3.2 when using our design and gaming profile. We'll leave links to all our profiles in the video description. With a full HD panel and a 54.6Wh battery pack, we're looking at 10 hours and 30 minutes of web browsing, or 7 hours and 22 minutes of video playback. Only 2 per 100 people watching this video are subscribers. If you decide to just start following us, we'll be able to reinvest more in our laboratory thus making even more helpful videos for you. Thank you, you're awesome! We also have to mention that these results were accomplished with the Core i5-1235U, a 10-core, 12-thread CPU. The CPU performs exceptionally well, scoring well in both 3D and 2D rendering. As the chip has a base wattage of 15W, it doesn't need a lot, cooling wise. That's why there's only one heat pipe and one fan tucked neatly together in the center. The Core i5 does well in both short runs, with clock speeds of around 3.67GHz and up to 55W in the first few seconds, which is great. From there, we see a drop to 33W and speeds of 2.83GHz in the next 20 seconds. Lastly, in long runs, the CPU maintains a constant wattage of 28W and speed of 2.59GHz. Comfort is good, as, despite the good performance, the keyboard only heats up to 40°C. Finally, let's take a look inside. The TravelMate P2 has two Sodium slots for DDR4 memory, along with 1M.2 slot in space for a 2.5-inch SATA SSD drive bay. In the box of the device, there are mounting accessories, so installing one isn't a huge issue. Our detailed teardown video shows how to access both the RAM and storage slots inside the laptop. We'll link it down below. The TravelMate P2 truly is a good business laptop, that doesn't and will not yield to the think pads and latitudes of the world. If more people open up their eyes to what's in the market, they'll find out that there are excellent devices with great features and good performance. For more info about the laptop, check out our written review on our website, which goes further in-depth and includes more tests and benchmarks.