Acer - R 11 2-in-1 11.6" Touch-Screen Chromebook - Intel Celeron - 4GB Memory - 32GB eMMC Flash Memory - White

I bought this laptop because I didn't want to spend 1000 dollars on a MacBook. I just needed it for school work (papers, power points, online hw) and it's been great I love it!!!

Pros: Perfect size, not too small, not too big. Not heavy at all. Love the touchscreen aspect of it, I use the touchscreen alot. I was able to connect to my home printer, so it is convenient to be able to print from my chromebook. Cons: I do not like that there is not a Delete button, there is only a Backspace button which is a bit inconvenient. Also there is no CapsLock button, you have to go into the settings to assign a key to be CapsLock. So that was inconvenient when I first got the chromebook, until I went in and adjusted the setting to my liking. So now I have my Capslock button in the normal spot. Overall: I would recommend this chromebook for quick access to on-the-go work.

It was a Christmas gift for my wife. She absolutely loved this computer. Add to the fact that it is convertible meaning she can turn it all around ever which way she want she uses it in the laptop position most of the time tho thanks for the excellent service and help from everybody there at Best Buy We will c o continue to shop there for our electronics

The laptop us good but quality not so great. My daughter number 4 key came off after a few months and I tried to get help to fix but best buy tech didn't help me. Now the cord prong to charge to laptop wont charge and twist off.

Good quality in any way. Purchased 2 Years ago and still nothing to complain. Great Job Acer!

This is a super little computer for those that don't mind Google Drive and don't care about downloading a bunch of movies, TV, etc.

This is a great laptop I got it for my daughter for homework and she really loves it.

I was looking for an android tablet in the $300 range to carry with me and be a kind of portable, "Take to the soccer practice in case I have to do <something>." I didn't want to always carry my heavier laptop around with me. When the screen is folded around it actually does make a pretty good (if not a little thick) tablet. You can install the android play store and install a lot of android applications. Not all, but a good number and many are getting updated to support the Intel chromebooks, and yes once they are downloaded you do not have to have an internet connection to use them. In fact there are a lot of "offline" apps that can be downloaded from the store. You can even install several different versions of linux if you put the chromebook into developer mode. Plenty of online tutorials online that are simple to follow. One thing I didn't expect was how responsive the keyboard is. I didn't even pay attention to the keyboard when I got it, figuring I was going to use it like a tablet most of the time. It is better then the keyboard on my $1800 laptop. I am not sure how to describe why, but I can type faster (although it doesn't help with the spelling or grammar). The touch pad is OK, and very usable... But if I am going to be using it like a laptop for any length of time I have a small usb mouse. The WiFi adapter seems to have a very good range and I am able to get good signals when others can't. The CPU is a Intel Celeron, so you are not going to get super performance on anything processor intensive, but it tears through chromeOS and does well even with the Ubuntu I have installed. The 4gb of RAM makes all the difference in the world when it comes to having a lot of tabs open. The 32 GB of storage is plenty, but pretty much required if you want to put Linux on it. There is a USB3 port which is nice, and the SD card reader is plenty fast and I have used this several times to review photos I have taken. All in all I like this thing and really think that even though it doesn't run windows (which some might actually consider a good thing) I think it makes a very of a usable computer and plenty for most people.