Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love hp brand! Bought this brand for my son 3 years ago.

It is what you expect from a Chromebook. It’s functional but lacks speed.

Got it for my son and he uses it nonstop. A great buy

It’s okay for basic stuff like homework or browsing, but the screen quality is disappointing overall

HP Chromebook is so hard to get into and find what you're looking for, I had the hardest time getting around in the system. Had to drop my class.

Good value for money. I would recommend this product.

Bought it for my kids so they can take online classes. No other purpose. Though current configuration would be good. However it’s Slow and lag with delay in connecting and hang in between. Would suggest to take a machine with better configuration

Very good review on this product. The package came well protected.

Needed a laptop for some specific apps. Chromebooks dont support most apps. Wish I knew this before buying. Works fine though.

Cannot expect much at that price, flimsy material, and everything, worst part was the display.

The display absolutely sucks, keyboard feels very cheap and its pretty slow but it gets the job done when you need to do something on the web browser real quick, I only got it for some small work tasks that require a laptop. Its cheap and you get just enough for what you paid.

Purchase for my granddaughter. She is enjoying it.

This chromebook is perfect for elementary age kids. It’s user friendly and great for school work.

You get what you pay for. Disappointed in the lack of compatibility with Microsoft apps and accounts.

qlty is very good for what it is used for, simple day to day type stuff.

It was an easy pickup order. I would say the lap top itself run slow and over heat.

Not the best graphics but does what it needs to fit kids after school lessons.

Very knowledgeable about the product loved it was in stock

Pro: -Lightweight -Google ecosystem -Can use Linux Con: -Feels laggy -Low Storage -Touchpad seems less responsive -Gets warm The laptop is light with an all textured plastic body. Even though it’s sturdy, it does feel somewhat cheap. Not sure how durable the plastic is, but mine already had a scratch out of the box. There’s two USB ports and one USB-C port, which is also used for charging. There’s also an HDMI out and a headphone jack. There’s no vents and so far I haven’t heard any fan noise kicking in, but the downside is that it gets warm rather quickly. Even when not really doing any task, it gets warm enough that if you have it in your lap, it can start to feel uncomfortable. The screen is fine. It’s not the brightness but enough to do work tasks and good enough for watching videos. The speakers are, again, good enough to get by but they do sound hollow. Using the touchpad was somewhat annoying. The outer edges don't seem to register touch so there are a lot of missed clicks. Using Chrome OS for the first time, it took a bit to get used to it when coming from Windows. Your choice of software is much more limited. If you mostly use apps within the Google Ecosystem, then this is a viable option. A nice thing is that a lot of the Google ecosystem is cloud based and doesn’ need to be installed, which doesn’t eat into the limited storage. There are more apps available on the Play Store, but some apps are only available as mobile versions so it doesn’t look great on a laptop. Apps like VLC player don't work that great compared to its desktop version. Since Chrome OS supports Linux, more choices are available if you’re willing to mess with Linux and the terminal command prompts. Performance varies with this particular model, which leads to the one of the negative. Given the specs, the laptop can feel laggy even doing simple tasks. While booting up or waking is snappy, opening chrome or loading YouTube feels like it takes a second or two longer than it should. It can’t really do heavier tasks other than browser based apps or streaming. Battery life is good. In the few days that I’ve had it, I only needed to charge it once with intermittent use. Watching videos and browning around did impact the battery life that much. For the intended use and price, I think it’s enough for school or office work. It’s light and the OS isn’t too demanding. Main complaints are that it does feel sluggish at times, it gets warm quickly, and the touchpad is not that responsive.

Simplicity. All my devices synch to my Chromebook...what more do I need!