Acer Chromebook Spin 11 Convertible Laptop, Intel Celeron N3350, 11.6 HD Touch Display, 4GB DDR4, 32GB eMMC, 802.11ac WiFi, Wacom EMR Pen, CP311-1HN-C2DV

Brought 3 for my kids....got one for myself....

Is very easy to use i bought 2 to be use for virtual classes havent check how long battery lasts but i might say a whole day only thing is when watching a movie wish the speakers were louder other than Im very happy with the purchase

he is happy with it.

Really pleased with this Chromebook. I was hesitant to switch from a Windows machine to a Chrome OS machine but Ive been pleasantly surprised at how quickly ive been able to adapt.

Got two for my kids in the wake of school closures as they were the platform that they were accustomed to working with. Im genuinely amazed at the quality and ease of use at the price point. Strongly recommend.

I dislike the fact that you can only really use the app store for almost everything, but at the same time its not that bad and thats what a chromebook is about.

Very easy to use great touch screen nice quilty for the money!!!

First off, I like this computer. Its very portable, I enjoy being able to draw on it, the ability to fold it in half is nice.

I did buy this from Best Buy as they had one in the store already, but I figured Id leave a review to help other shoppers. Being a factory worker, I try to balance out the specs and price. You get a lot of Chromebook in this price range. The large bezel and all plastic case make it a bit more theft resistant. One thing I dont like is that my USB type C headphones arent supported. One thing I do like is I can close the chromebook and charge it using my cell phone charger. My last laptop was a Toshiba Chromebook 2. The smaller screen on this device is taking some getting used to, but larger screens would be a bit more cumbersome in tablet mode. With the touch screen, I no longer need to attach a mouse. Reading books is awesome as I can simply fold the keyboard underneath and set it on my lap. Some Android apps only work in portrait mode, but thats a developer issue, not an ACER issue. My workaround is using the website instead of the app and hitting the fullscreen button. There is a spot at the top of the keyboard where a 13 mp camera could go, and with the amazing screen, this would be great for indoor photography and photo editing. This is also my first laptop from ACER. Way to go guys! This one is a keeper!

I love everything about it!