Customer Ratings & Reviews

Got this Chromebook on a black friday sale and it is fantastic. The best build quality that I've seen in a chromebook, usually they are all made of plastic and flimsy. The body and lid are made of aluminum with plastic keycaps that are soft to the touch. The hinge is pretty tight and I haven't mastered opening it without looking like a bear trying to open a dumpster. Very thin bezels, macbook-like body, flippable touch screen, long battery life, low heat. Perfect chromebook for the price, could spend more to get some better specifications.

Very nice and cheap price can be used for low processing task good replacement for tablet

I bought this product for my mother because of how easy it is to use and so far I have no regrets.

It's an awesome laptop for kids. They love it. Quality and performance of the system is good.

My parents love this so far. Easy to use. They love the idea 2 in 1. The price was ok when i purchased it!

Bought this for my mother and she likes it so much! Best price! Best product! Best value!

Nice computer , works good and is easy to use…. Is really good for school

If you are looking for all your internet related activities then this is the ever best item It is just wonderful, due to it is Chromebook it is fast in start/shutdown/opening/closing working on any task for long time compare to any other windows laptop It is just best and ideal for kids for all school related activities It also moves 360 degrees which give’s good comfort in given situation/position It is a great piece just go for it over any other laptop 8gb ram is also more than sufficient for the activity

Nice light crome book. Very good picture quality, love the c-port charging on both sides. Only reason giving 4 stars is due to lack of extra soft pads on the edge because it can fold 360. Would have like extra pads for support.

Excellent Chromebook with great display, long battery life, and very fast. Touch screen and 2-in-1 make it convert to a big tablet.

great value for a work laptop that might get broke decent price for something that works but wouldnt be a tragedy if it was damaged in the field

For the price its a good little chrome book. The only downfall to chrome books is not being able to download the microsoft programs like office, or word

1. Excellent battery 2. Great display colors and brightness 3. Designs look nice and pro 4. Illuminated keyboard is always welcome at this price 5. Connectivity and ports are ok 6. ChromeOS is getting better

I got it for a discounted price and for this price, this Chromebook does its job. This is my first Chromebook and for the price it's ok

Open Box Excellent, seems to be! Nice screen (especially enjoy the touch screen), lighted keyboard is easy to adjust (usually to off in bright ambient light), 64 bit ChromeOS is nice. Sometimes seems to have a little trouble with connecting to 5ghz band (has to be closer than other devices seemingly need to be), but other than that, exactly what I was looking for in a Chromebook

Awesome laptop… I’ve had it for 2 years now and have had 0 problems whatsoever

Bought for my 8 yr old granddaughter and she loves it. She uses it for school work with no problem. She watches movies and the battery life is awesome.

I don't really need a touchscreen, but the price was right. Well made and good battery life.

Does everything I need it to and then some. Not high end by any means. I beefed it up with a new SSD and maxed out the ram.

I've never really had an easy time with a Chromebook, because there always seems to be something I need that I can't get out of them. This one is no exception, but it does make me wish that it weren't the case. A lot of Chromebooks you see these days use Celeron or Pentium processors coupled with 4GB of RAM. This thing, on the other hand, was an absolute beast of a machine thanks to double the RAM and the Core m3 processor. While I was using it, I didn't encounter a single issue. Browsing the web was always responsive, the apps worked fine, and even the sound was decent. It worked fine in tablet mode too, though I've always said that 14" is just a little too big for it to be comfortable to use like that. However, the display *is* good for watching videos, because it's not only big but pretty crisp as well. I really liked the backlit keyboard, since I like to work at night or in low-light conditions. The one issue I had that made me return it was my business class. It worked fine with everything else, such as light programming or even drawing. However, the fact that the machine is restricted to the mobile and web versions of Microsoft Office is a pretty huge handicap for it, because those versions of Office do not do everything the desktop edition does. Overall, this was a pretty sweet machine to use, and I think it's a great example of how Chromebooks can shine when they're not bare-min spec. I'd definitely recommend it, if and only if you don't depend on advanced features of Microsoft Office.