Acer Chromebook 15, Intel Celeron N3350, 15.6 Full HD Touch, 4GB LPDDR4, 32GB Storage, Google Chrome, Pure Silver, CB515-1HT-C2AE, 15-15.99 Inches

Love my Acer. Large screen, clear screen quality, easy to use, responsive, great battery life. Excellent value for money.

I love this Chromebook. Its very lightweight and has good battery life. I purchased this particular model because of the larger screen and keyboard backlight. The keyboard feels slightly smaller than a standard laptop.

No hdmi, weird charging setup and it doesnt really charge faster then it consumes power so ita always dead.

Quit working 2 days after return window closed.

Honestly, no problem with the computer if you just want to use it for web searching or using nay of Google Apps. I need Adobe programs and they, along with so may others, do not work on it. I wish I could return.

This computer is easy to use and has a great screen. The sound and blue tooth work great and the apps are easy to download with good wifi. I really like the touch screen. The only concern is that there isnt a caps lock and the keyboard is a little weird.

My new Acer laptop is great. Fast charging, long battery life, & quick response. My only dislike is that there is no number pad on the keyboard. Overall Im very happy with my purchase.

WOW! Great Chromebook for the price. I was not expecting to get a 15.6 touchscreen for under 250. This thing does everything I need it to do and will hold a charge for the entire day of mild to moderate use. I will say the speakers arent the best, but overall a very solid machine after a month of use so far. If you are looking for a cheap Chromebook that has touchscreen and is large, this is the one to get.

A decent laptop if you don’t plan on using it for business or designing. Perfect for browsing, email and streaming. I was hoping it would be compatible with my Cricut Design space software but it is not. I found the touch screen to be sensitive and easy to use. Much faster then using the mousepad. The laptop is extremely thin and lightweight making it perfect for travel. Overall I would recommend this laptop if your looking for a sleek, fast and reliable laptop.

The original concept of the Chromebook was a technically lightweight internet/web appliance without the usage, knowledge, and maintenance complexity of typical home computers of the time. Aimed at those with similarly lightweight needs like simple browsing and email, it was ahead of the curve on cloud-based apps and storage. Way too far ahead, unfortunately, as Chromebooks barely survived their introduction. Cloud functionality, availability, and pricing has come a long, long way since then, to the point where it’s unusual to find someone who isn’t using the cloud. Moreover, Chrome itself has become one of the most widely-used browsers, Google apps (g-suite) incredibly popular and powerful, and the Chromium OS platform itself has become attractive as a deployment base. Microsoft is even porting its Edge browser to Chromium. So the ground has shifted from the Chromebook being the odd machine out to a very capable alternative that gives up little to nothing for many people ... and not just those with lightweight needs any longer. The OS & Chromium platform and Google apps coupled with cloud storage are completely mainstream.