Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great pc. I love the touch screen feature!

works great, and kids are used to the platform from school

Good for the price. Large screen is good. Good product.

I bought this Chromebook on sale after Xmas and I really like it. It has an excellent screen display. It's perfect for surfing the web and I never have any issues with functionality surfing any sites (works just like a PC). I recommend if you're just looking for a laptop for surfing and media.

Pros: 15" screen that is easy on the eyes, excellent track-pad, very acceptable speaker sound, long lasting battery, nice to have multiple USB ports along with micro-SD slot, Chrome OS is awesome! Cons: None

Long battery life. Chromebooks are excellent. Recommend

I purchase this chromebook to use at work since work blocked all web based email and most internet sites. Functionally this chromebook was great. I returned because of the size. I decided I wanted something smaller so I ended up purchasing the smaller version.

Easy to use and fun good size. Imagine good clear!

My 3rd chrome book is the best yet. Large screen, decent speakers, awesome battery run time and backlit keyboard. Not as light weight as my 11" units, but still much lighter than my Windows laptop . Worthwhile replacement for a laptop especially if you're mainly reading email and watching videos.

I bought this chrome book to remote into work and it does what it needs to do. I had a little trouble at first with it starting up but that’s only because I didn’t know how to shut it down all the way. It’s nothing crazy fancy but it does what it needs to do for me to remote into my job and work from home.

Will get back It was a Christmas gift More than 2 weeks to Christmas

I love the full size screen of this Chromebook much better than the 11.6" screens they usually have. The colors are bright, and it gives you full 1080 resolution, which is nice. The fact that it's a touch screen is also nice, it lets you use some apps that a normal laptop couldn't.

Really fast to start up. Touch screen is responsive. Icons are extremely small though on the screen. I would recommend hey fix that. My biggest peeve. No way to change the size. Makes u not want to use gherkin touch screen

A good fast laptop, I like that it does not get hot. I have had one issue and it is in for repair right now. The charging port quit making contact, had to wiggle charge cable around until made contact, and hold it while charging.

I purchased this as a Christmas present to myself. It even included a free Google Home! This laptop does everything that I need to work maintaining websites, IT consulting, email, social media, etc. It's never slowed down or lagged on me once.

Purchased an Arlo security system for my home from Best Buy, employee were very helpful in making the right purchase. Did all the down loads and installed it myself. Would recommend Best Buy in Port Charlotte , fine people to work with.

I have owned many Chromebooks over the years, and this was my first 15.6" model. Good battery life, and because of the screen size can have two browser windows open at the same time. I'm a two-finger typist, so can't help out the keyboard aficionados.

This Chromebook is the perfect in size, shape and functionality. It perfectly interacts with my android phone. Since Project Crostini is now available for this device (allowing Linux apps to run), the computer is even better on the go!

So far it's been a good headset for our son. It has clear audio, the headphones are adjustable, and the Mic works well. This was his first headset so we didn't want to get a crazy expensive one or a cheap one but I'd say this was a great buy for the money.

We purchased 3 Chromebooks so that documents and workflow could be created and used more efficiently. Our old laptops had abysmal battery life and were difficult to use in general due to age. I found the Chromebooks to be amazing on battery life, but good luck if all of your documents were created in Office! Converting them into Google Docs wreaks havoc on the formatting and is generally a pain in the neck. Also, the processors in these machines are not going to win any races. They work, but getting our documents to play nice with them is going to be a lot of work.