Acer Chromebook 512 Laptop | Intel Celeron N4020 | 12 HD+ Display | Intel UHD Graphics 600 | 4GB LPDDR4 | 32GB eMMC | Intel 9560 802.11ac Gigabit WiFi 5 | MIL-STD 810G | Chrome OS | CB512-C1KJ

Ive only had this for a little over a week, but the battery life is incredible! It has lasted 2 whole days so far, without turning it off when fully charged and its still at 68%. The display is clear and the preferences are easy to customize. Its pretty lightweight and seems rugged.

This doesnt support social media apps. But great for basic computer

I bought this for my daughter to carry around for school so she could leave her more expansive laptop at home. The space bar stuck from day one and it has completely quit working after just 5 months of use. Won’t even turn on!

I’ve had this Chromebook for just a bit less than 6 months and it’s quite taking a charge. I’m very disappointed.

Wouldn’t load any apps very annoying. Unfortunately it was a Christmas gift.

This is a great simple chromebook. It does everything I need. I mostly just browse the internet and use Google docs/email.

So a few days ago I would probably have rated this as a great device for working in austere conditions. The issue is that I didn’t power it on for roughly a week and now it not only will not turn on but the charging light won’t even turn on after 10 hours on the charger. I like the Chromebook and think it’s fairly good for the price point but considering the fairly light conditions it’s faced I’d be hard pressed to recommend it.

I am not a tech savvy person, nor do I know enough to quote specs for this machine. BUT, I do know that it works perfectly and was easy to set up/use for the person that is not tech savvy.

Chromebooks are really good if the end of life is 4 or more years from purchase This Acer has a 4 year end of life and all security you need with Chrome operating system This model did not have touch screen but the other features are good

This Acer Chromebook 512 Laptop | Intel Celeron N4020 | 12 HD+ Display | Intel UHD Graphics 600 has completely blown me away with how capable a low-priced Chrome OS laptop can be.