Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really like this Chromebook! It is sleek, fast, and folds in a few convenient ways. It is just what I needed for my daughter's homeschooling as well as some personal projects

Bought this for my dad who is horrible with computers. The chromeOS is much easier for him to use since it is similar to his Android phone. He mostly just browses the internet and checks emails so this is more than enough for him and the lower resource usage of the OS means the battery life is excellent. The screen on this is also great, very vibrant and bright

easy to use light weight slim lined,great price also a large tablet,

I think this is great but I wish I had known you can’t really do anything on a Chromebook besides browse pretty much will never buy a Chromebook again

Very nice form factor. The color makes it stand out from other chromebooks. I wouldnt pay full price for it but if you find it on sale, its a good deal.

Picked this up on sale a few weeks agonand couldn’t be happier. Great screen, awesome keyboard backlighting, and plenty snappy for office/school/cloud work!

My Google Pixelbook just died in midstream four days ago, after not quite four years of service, and I ordered this replacement. After reading reviews, I chose it over the Lenovo with a non-Intel processor (which costs about almost $300 less, with tax). There were two main reasons. First, I'm a lazy desktop cleaner and often have dozens of tabs open in separate windows. The Samsung's Intel i3 processor and reviews praising its relative speed made me think I'd be better off with it. Second, the Samsung has an all-metal case, as distinguished from the Lenovo's part-fabric one. I often isopropyl my computer and peripherals for hygiene, especially in the Covid era, and I didn't want to be saturating fabric. The keyboard, touchscreen and trackpad were not big factors for me, as I use an external keyboard, mouse, and monitor (in extension mode) except when traveling. It took me less than 50 minutes to set this machine up, including removing my keyboard and mouse from my wife's Mac, cleaning everything with isopropyl, and attaching my peripherals and all the dongles needed for them. It was basically plug and play, as the Chrome OS did all the heavy lifting. It recognized my peripherals and external monitor immediately and even kept my two foreign languages in the shelf menu. But it didn't transfer my oft-used Google Docs that I had pinned to the dock, or the changes to my modifier keys. All my bookmarks, stored passwords and other stored data were ready to go. It won't be this easy for those who are moving from Windows or Mac to Chrome for the first time. The Chrome OS and browser constitute a whole new system, with a distinct GUI and "feel." They take some getting used to. But I made transition when I was 73 and learned in time. The Google software is generally cleaner, simpler and faster than its Mac counterpart, but less graphically elegant and flexible. Google's software also has more trouble with text wrap and size scaling than the Mac's. One reason I made the transition was to avoid the feature bloat and constant changes that Apple seems to impose on users. But I still have my nine-year old Mac Mini at my own home. One hint for newbies to the Google Garden: since Google owns the search engine, it makes sure that instructions for Chromebooks and Pixelbooks are easily available. For example, just search for "How to pin a Google gdoc to the shelf" and the AI will tell you. Or you can just use Google Assistant ("Hey, Google") and ask it directly. The biggest problem is learning Google's sometimes different terminology (e.g., "shelf" = "dock," and "autofill" for passwords.) It takes time but isn't hard. I like having both a Google "laptop" and a Mac desktop for reliability, redundancy and security. These days, you never know when or where a software, hardware, or security vulnerability will crop up. So I think it's good to hedge your bets and use two completely different systems. I'll try to remember to supplement this review if the processor is too slow to handle may lazy desktop management well. But I can't imagine any change going below four stars.

My son loves this laptop! The battery life and processing speed are superb.

It's a perfect size, light weight, and I love that it's two in one. Tablet when I need it and full laptop as well. I'm so happy with my purchase.

This chrome book is perfect for what I needed it for. The size is great. The tou h screen is a must have option. Plus got it on sale for a killer deal.

Excellent ChromeBook very easy to use and very quick. I have two say it is very fast and actually quite useful during situations when you need to get things done as soon as possible. I have been extremely satisfied with this product once I bought it.

Just the right size... easy to use...love the color... I do have a small problem with something but will make an appointment with the geek squad -- they are all very easy to understand..

Best laptop I have ever had. It's fast, quiet, and intuitive. The packaging was not excessive, yet kept the product safe. Connecting to my google account was super easy and the walkthroughs were not annoying or incessantly starting up. While there are no usb inputs, there are many ways around that (I have a gun and I'm getting adapters).

Great Screen, speedy performance! Really crisp design.

Couple weeks into owning this chromebook and it's been fantastic! It's fast, very easy to use and the display looks great! I connected it to my 49" widescreen display and it also works great on it. Outside of work, I'm mostly use a laptop for web stuff and this doesn't skip a beat. I definitely recommend this to anyone that uses all web based uses. I love the tablet feature also. I'm currently looking for a house and viewing homes in tablet mode is great.

This Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 is just what I wanted and I am so glad I did....It meets my needs perfectly ....The size is very comfortable and I love the touch screen...Everything is easy to read & see on the screen which makes it so easy to use....

I'm a computer science student. I bought this as an easy avenue to a Linux computer(Since if you didn't know, Chrome OS is built on Linux, and you can enable the Linux aspects in the settings.) And this laptop runs incredibly smooth. It works great. It's nice and portable. I usually use it set up to a second monitor in my office, but using it on it's own is fantastic as well. Also, it's amazing because you get all the benefits of having a Linux, and you get access to the google playstore! I also use it for the Xbox Game Pass cloud game streaming. Which also looks fantastic on it's QLED screen!

I love this Chromebook. Beautiful display, fast charging, super light and thin. The color gets me lots of compliments.

Love the size and the speed in which it comes on, still getting used to not having a mouse and I think I will get one for some tasks.

Bought this chromebook for my daughter (12) to do school work on and ended up using it too! The processor seems more than enough although I initially wanted to go for the i7 processor. Moving very smoothly and very easy function for a mom like me who has had zero training or even basic computer skills!