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

Nothing not to like about this convenient Chromebook.

I recently started back to school and this little Chromebook is perfect. Its durable, lightweight and has a amazing battery life.

NIce size and easy to use. Has everything I need in my retirement.

I feel like I had a second one like this and broke at the hinges as well. Also slow for doing multiple things and video

I purchased this device for my son, for college. It’s perfect for his needs. He writes papers, does research, even has several windows open at a time, with no slow down in performance.

The device has stopped working. My daughter got it for Christmas and already not working. Waste of money and the return window is closed. Frustrated.

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.

This Chromebook from Acer surprised me with how well its made for less than $170, I wasnt expecting it to be this good. It has a few shortcomings but its hard for me to really complain for the price. Some Chrome OS devices on the market are older and already several years into their supported lifespan, which is usually 5 years. This one is at the very beginning of that window, it will get updates until June 2027. This is not something people think about but it is important for having an up-to-date and secure device.

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

I found it on sale for $79 but the regular $119 is still inexpensive and a great price value for the value. It is now my primary chromebook even though I own far more expensive chromebooks with better stats. This is a great choice for a student or a non-technical person looking for easy access to email, web surfing and streaming. The only missing features are a back lit keyboard and it doesnt have a touch screen (which I dont like and usually disable). It has good, but not great, audio; most chromebooks Ive seen have poor audio.