Customer Ratings & Reviews

Got to say this small laptop does it all! Great screen,great speed, very light,good battery life. Love my Lenovo,excellent computers, have three already no complaints dose the job.

Easy to set up light for traveling would recommend this everone

Bought this for the kids as their first computer. Works great

Good product for the price, it do the job perfectly.

My daughter is loving it so far. No issues or anything. Best buy for $99 Chromebook. Wil recommend for kids who likes to watch youtube an play games like toca boca and roblux

Absolutely adore this laptop! It was perfect for my everyday use as a student and blogger/mom! The magnets on the keyboard are super strong and I've never had any issues with the operating system.

A very nice Chromebook. Fast and capable at a good price

This Chromebook is perfect. It's sleek design, prestige finish and stylish color sets it apart. I love that its touch screen and can be completely folded to double as a tablet. The blue color is nice and the price is right!

Simple chromebook. Does the job. A little slower to boot up.

I just love it. Best decision I made. I got it for online school to finally start my own business

The only complaint I have is that there's no Ethernet port, so you can hard-wire the internet to your computer. I also tried to install a driver on here for my Canon printer, but it's not compatible with Chromebook programming. Come on Google I know you can do better.

Luv this labtop soo much how it can bend different ways lol & it’s a touch screen lol luv that

Purchased for school work, so far good. Touchscreen adds to the functionality.

Awesome product for kids and Best deal from BestBuy.

This was 1 of 2 chromebooks that we decided to buy for our neices and nephews this year for Christmas. They both loved their new laptop.

This is amazing!! Very shock this was my first time buying from Best Buy. I would recommend buying this again.

Awesome equipment versatile and worth the deal equipped with the current chip technology

Got for Christmas and it’s the day after Valentine’s Day and the computer is wonky with a pixelated screen that flashes like strobing. Extremely disappointed since it’s just past when I can return it. A product should work longer than just a month and a half. Absolutely ridiculous

I purchased one of these about three years ago. Apparently they are not sold anymore, but I feel compelled to leave a review for posterity. For about $100 during Black Friday, this turned out to be one of my greatest computing purchases. I get a ton of use out of it. The 11.6" form factor makes it very portable. The aluminum build feels solid. It boots up within a matter of seconds. I find myself not using the touchscreen much, but this could be a very nice feature. The screen resolution is not FHD, but seems about right for the smaller screen size. The battery life is excellent compared to my other laptops; it does not drain much when the lid is closed and the machine is supposed to be asleep. The device is charged via USB-C; there is one such port on both the left and right sides, which is very convenient. Charging happens pretty quickly - seems like less than an hour to fully charge. The main port I am missing is an HDMI port for an external monitor, but I think this can be solved by purchasing a USB-C to HDMI adapter. This is perfect as a device to carry around the house to watch videos, listen to music, read documents, or browse the web. But if you want to do more, you can use it as a fully functional (but light duty) Linux machine. They make it very easy to set up Debian to run within Chrome OS. Here you can program in Python or R, write notes in markdown or research articles in Latex, SSH to other machines; basically anything that doesn't need a lot of computing power. The 4 GB of RAM is enough to do some work in Linux while listening to a YouTube video back in Chrome. The variant with 64 GB of storage is enough for a pretty good sized Linux container where you can install a bunch of packages and also save your work. I notice some slowness if I try to run a web browser from the Linux container rather than the Chrome browser in ChromeOS, so there are limitations. I'm not sure how compatible the MediaTek CPU variant is with Linux, so I would go for the Intel Celeron variant if you are at all interested. This would be a great device to take to a cafe, for traveling, or for a trip to the beach. Aside from being portable, the low cost makes it less of a big deal to replace if it is lost or broken.

Gf loves it. 2in1 so she has keyboard for typing from Facebook, messenger to office and more. Touch screen making it like a tablet. Great chromebook for potability which can meet basic tablet and laptop needs. Most stuff is available in apps or online so storage is acceptable, performance is good for use case and battery life is great. Mostly been used for android games such as candy crush and puzzle type games alone with some web surfing, Facebook and Facebook messenger. She loves that with google messenger she can text though her phone.