Acer Chromebook Spin 314 Convertible Laptop | Intel Pentium Silver N6000 | 14 HD Corning Gorilla Glass Touch Display | 4GB LPDDR4X | 128GB eMMC | Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 | Chrome OS | CP314-1H-P9G7

Yes, Pixelbooks are super-expensive as they can be had for about twice the price of Acers but I would seriously consider Googles if I could afford it for the following reasons:

Update Oct 20, 21:

Liked touch screen-screen quality was ok for price. setup was pretty easy, wouldve kept if didnt have power supply issues. Shut down (restarted) when moved. Battery wouldnt hold a charge

Love the Laptop - Still working on figuring it out..

The laptop has completely freed up. I cant even use the power button on the side of it to turn it off. Im so pissed right now because the return window for this purchase has closed. Now I cant do any work either. Idk what to do!... I need help with this please

The good: This is my 2nd Chromebook and this one has a lot more features!. As long as you have a gmail account, setup takes just a couple minutes. This will automatically power on when opened, even when it is shut off from the last time. All programs are app based and so this requires WiFi. The screen can be flipped completely and used as a tablet. Hitting the keys, didnt seem to cause any issues in tablet mode. As a laptop, the touchscreen still functions. I hooked up an external mouse and it automatically recognized it, with no wait time! Google has tons of apps that can be added. Everything is stored via the cloud, which keeps this computer really fast as nothing needs to load. Google constantly is doing upgrades, so this will work at its total potential. The keyboard lights up and since there are no moving parts, battery life is quite good. This can be charged connecting to a USB C or via an outlet with the included cord.

This laptop is great for the price. I do wish the screen was more clear.

I have been a Chromebook fan since June, 2011. I was taking a flight on Virgin to Washington DC and there was a Google promotion at the gate at SFO where you could borrow a Chromebook for your flight. I liked the all white understated design of the Samsung model I tried - it was easy to use, but the keyboard lacked all those PC keys I was used to. “What? No Delete Key? And what are those arrow keys where the F Keys are supposed to be?” But there was something liberating about a laptop that was simply a web browser, but that connected you with simple apps that you could use for basic word processing, calendar functions and, of course, your email. I returned from my trip and promptly bought a white, somewhat heavy Samsung Chromebook.

I only buy good quality electronics. I absolutely love everything about this chromebook!

Amazing laptop. Daughter loves it.