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

I didnt think Id be satisfied with an Acer brand...

I have used Chromebooks for business for the last 10 years or so and this one does not disappoint. As described it starts up fast and quickly jumps online. I have used this brand before with no problems. In fact, I have had 2 other Chromebooks and used until they were no longer supported by Google. I like having everything available online. It immediately accessed my files and links with log-in and password information intact. My previous Chromebook had a larger screen, but oddly, I prefer the smaller one for better portability. I am well pleased and plan on using this until expires in another 5 years or so! I certainly do not miss the slow boot-ups and file updates of a PC.

normal web searches,letter writing.

I couldnt get it to start it by its self

I loved the laptop, unfortunately my school doesn’t operate on Chromebook so it wasn’t a match for me.

It’s all I wanted and more with every penny I got a great deal I paid like $65 for it and it’s worth over $300 what a steal I night refurbished for 10 inch tanker that’s great to ppl return them for whatever reason out of 10 opens only one was a disappointment but as usual Amazon takes out right back the screen was all lines as I plugged it in I was legit but I turn it again want even the dealer it was Lenovo I like the Acer better and their Chromebook’s with Intel so worth the price I’ll always get refurbished

This Chromebook was a gift for my daughter who loves it. Seems to be fast and looks good. Battery life is ok but could be improved. Probably at a higher cost to consumer so this isnt much of a complaint. Shes 13 and not a gamer so Im not sure if its capable of running anything too demanding. So far so good though!

After the Windows 8 fiasco I swore that I would never own another computer running Windows. I had a $100 Acer Chromebook for years. I would still be using it if I hadnt stepped on it and broke the screen.

The technical name is deadlock. This is a unix based system which is supposed to be immune from these types of problems. However this particular machine loves to go into deadlock. Its difficult to get out of because there is no task manager like Windows. You have to turn it off by holding the on/off button. The last time this happened, when trying to get back into Google (necessary since Google is embedded in this device and there is no run-around). Google asked me for my present password and MY OLD PASSWORD!!!!!

I recently purchased this product and I must say, it exceeded my expectations. Not only was the product of high quality, but it also arrived quickly after I placed my order. I was impressed with the fast delivery and the overall service provided by the company.