Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very fast and good! Since it does not fold over like a tablet, I don't see myself using the touchscreen. Wish it was lighter and less expensive

Love it, I cant find anything to complain about. I've not touched my mac Air in days, and since i can output to a display while keeping chromebook on, while running Geforce now Doom. Money well spent.

This is a very good device with led touch screen, responsive trackpad, long battery life, and cool tuning.Gemini integration shines!

Everything on this Chromebook works great! 4 stars because of limited ports. Easy fix though with an accessory to add more ports. Once that is done it's a 5 star*****

I've tried all the Chromebook plus is this hands down the best one out at the moment. My favorite part is the beautiful screen and how quiet it is. I don't ever hear a fan running.

A Great Chromebook! This replaced my Lenovo Duet 5 Chromebook and it is a huge upgrade. There were certain apps I couldn't use on the old Chromebook that work great on the Chromebook Plus! I am very happy I upgraded!

Overall its a beautiful Chromebook with only one problem, the mouse either disappears or freezes.

Good and prompt service, favorable pricing and a solid computer!

Good size keyboard and screen. Lightweight and solid build. Bought as replacement for older Lenovo 11 inch model that had reached EOL. Impressive storage and ram.

Wonderful laptop. Boots up quickly, screen is great, and system is very responsive. Loving it so far!

Nice speakers and screen the price was a bit high for a Chromebook but I say it was worth it.

If you need a machine fot research, this is definitely the machine to get!

Love this computer. I like how lightweight it is. The touch screen was a great bonus!

I love this Chromebook. It would totally get 5 stars except for the fact that there are dead spots in the touchscreen. My Samsung touchscreen was never like that. It seems very sturdy.

The ARM64 Mediatek Kompanio Ultra is a nice processor, but there are some combatability issues with the Linux dev environment that make it frustrating to use sometimes. As a media consumption device it is stellar. Do wish. the touch screen was USI pen compatible also

Good quality and sound. Liking it so far! Good price

Amazing Chromebook, finally a decent replacement to the Pixelbook Go!

Amazing display quality, build quality, and high RAM capacity

best laptop I have ever owned perfect for travel etc

This laptop is easily the best Chomebook I have ever used. I think that this is absolutely the best device I have seen at this price point for things that every student needs and general Web-crawling and surpassed my expectations for Chromebooks. I have been a very big supporter and user of Chromebooks as inexpensive tools for classwork for my child and for myself as a low-cost device for things like network testing, video call setup, testing and management and for quick web searches. By no means am I a power user, but I have used several generations of Chromebooks for a wide variety of tasks. That’s all said to support the fact that this is by far the best Chromebook I have had the opportunity to personally use. Right out of the box, this laptop has a premium look and feel. Most of the Chromebooks I have owned have been decidedly plasticky. Not only does this laptop have a metal shell, it does not have the “glued on veneer feel that some Chromebook I have used have when an aluminum outer is used. It is well molded as the actual casing of the laptop. Despite the use of a metal casing, this laptop is actually thinner than some of my older, plastic shelled Chromebooks and is lighter compared to my 14” Windows laptop (which also has a metal case). This compact size and low weight mean this an extremely “packable” laptop for me. I was however slightly surprised at the power supply included, which is a bit on the chonky side. I think that sometimes in the effort to show off how thin a laptop is, people forget about what needs to be packed WITH the laptop. That said, the power supply did fit in the zippered front compartment of the 14” laptop sleeve I have. I was pleased to see that this Chromebook also includes a useful number of ports- USB, USB-C and 3.5mm. Firing up the laptop I was impressed by a couple of things. First was how quiet this is. As a fan-less design it pops on like a tablet without any mechanical fanfare. Then I was impressed by how bright and colorful the screen was. Compared to the murky, lower-resolution screens on my older Chromebook devices, the OLED in this laptop really pops! It is not 4k, but to me that is completely unnecessary on a 14” screen designed for productivity. It is plenty sharp with whatever I did on it, and I was especially impressed with the vibrancy of everything. If you really need 4K while using this laptop, it is notable that the laptop can output 4k to multiple external monitors. I tested this on my office 31.5” and it looked as good as the $2000 device normally connected. Refresh rate is 60hz, but that is just fine for how I use it. Once I got into the laptop there are two more things I would mention on the hardware side. First, the keyboard and trackpad are better than any of my previous Chromebooks. I found the keys extremely responsive and without a “soggy” feel, and the keyboard has a good amount of real estate for my clumsy thick fingers so I had fewer mis-hits on keys. The trackpad is also smooth and it has a satisfying clicky-ness to it that I personally prefer. The second thing I will mention on the hardware is the speakers. Laptop speakers in general I think have improved in leaps and bounds over older generations, and these did not disappoint. They are clear, can get surprising loud without distortion and have a nice soudstage when watching a video. Aside from the premium feel of the hardware, this laptop is hands down the fastest operating laptop I have ever owned. From bootup through opening apps, downloading, browsing, video conferencing everything is zippy. Chromebooks have always excelled in operational speed and are one of the main reasons I have used them for my work for years. With 16gb of Ram, running Chrome OS from an SSD this laptop is simply faster than what I have previously experienced with any other laptop. For all the speed, and with a thin/light design I have also been very impressed with battery life. I tested the laptop by running some streaming video in the background while testing out other features for the day and I found that it took me a couple of days of activity to kill the battery. This was what I would consider excessive work-loading, so I cannot imagine anyone running out of battery in a work day if they started at a full charge. Within the Laptop’s OS there are several new features as befit a device of the “AI age”. As I am of an older generation so to speak, and I am not personally immersed in AI culture and features I am probably not the best judge of the usefulness of some of these things. I tend to work on one thing at a time, so the “smart grouping” feature, which organizes your various open items into little collections was not something I would feel necessary to use regularly, though I can see its usefulness to some. The feature that I really found a stand out is the new AI text capture system. I found this a really outstanding way to grab information from images/web/documents. This one feature dramatically reduced the amount of time to bring “real world” or otherwise non-compatible data into usable formats. I can’t express how excited I was that this could import raw data from a document into something like a spreadsheet with just a few clicks. Overall I can unreservedly recommend this laptop to anyone that has a need for a student, or for general, day to day productivity and web-based tasks.