I use this primarily for work. It's lightweight, thin and sleek. Chrome remembers your passwords if you want that and makes moving around different sites and apps easy. I would definitely recommend this. Price is great. Not for those wishing to store a lot of docs on the device itself, but if you save to the cloud then it's perfect (or use a USB storage device).

It's small enough to fit in your backpack and is very lightweight also has a good processor and memory for the price.

I've been using the Chromebook for a few weeks, and it's performed everything I've needed it to do without issues. The webcam and speakers are average, about what I expected for $200, and the build quality is fantastic. Although made from plastic, the laptop is sturdy and can withstand being constantly transported in a sleeve. The processor can handle 10-15 open Chrome tabs without hiccup, but any more can cause lag when scrolling or watching videos (I've used Ad Blocker throughout, eliminating animated banners which may hinder performance). Overall, works well as a cheap but usable device for basic word processing and web apps.

I initially had a macbook air and it completely died on me in the middle of homework. I was on a strict budget and needed something only for school. Came across this computer and it seemed reasonable for its price. I'm able to use microsoft through google, save some documents (there's very limited space but you can always save it on google docs), the battery life is great (up to 10 hrs), and to my surprise it doesn't act up or run slow. It does not compare to a macbook air but for the price it's a steal.

Laptop is small, sleek, and lightweight. Performs just like bigger laptops. Great price.