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

Not reviewing the computer, just they seller. They were fine.

A holiday guest has given this device a major workout over this holiday weekend, giving it praise for its speed and the clarity of its display. Responsive keyboard is a plus—light, thin design makes it an easy tote, as well. Flexibility of use, handy stylus, all make this Chromebook reliable for many uses.

I bought my Acer Spin 13 Chromebook in 2019. I chose this Chromebook because it came with a i5 intel CPU, 8 gigs of ram and 126 gb of eMMC storage. Lastly, the big deciding factor was the ability to use a EMR stylus that works with Samsung Note device screens.

Beautiful screen, nice keyboard. Fast and smooth. Only thing is that this is slightly heavy so not great for tablet mode. Other than that, its perfect for my home use. I dont travel with it much.

Everything runs smoothly

Replaced an old ASUS tablet. Couldnt find a new tablet with the screen and features I wanted. Some apps in the Android Play Store dont work with the Chrome OS but most do. Charges fast, battery life is reasonable. Nice to have full keyboard but also be able to use it like a tablet with the 180 degree flip hinges.

I bought this convertible laptop/tablet primarily for displaying music on a stand. I wanted the widest screen possible when the screen is vertical (higher than wide). I also wanted to change over to Chrome and planned to use it as my main computer. Its well made and solid. The touch screen is great, although Id like to be able to adjust the sensitivity. I also wanted more onboard storage than most other Chromebooks have. The keyboard works well, although of course its not the same as a good separate keyboard. All in all, its worth the premium price.

Camera Defective!

Originally, my plan was to purchase a pixel slate because I needed a device that I could use to draw and wanted something that could detach from the keyboard, but the more reviews I read, the more I began to think this would be a bad idea, so I looked into Chromebooks and Im glad I did. Eventually, this machine will replace both my Windows laptop and my Android tablet. This would not have been possible without the addition of both the Google Play store and the Linnux terminal. Through Linnux Ive got a fully functional version of GIMP and through Android I have Sketchbook. Going from Office to Google docs is a bit of an adjustment, but I *think* Ive found all the functionality I need for formatting books.

This is a great little chromebook. That battery life is fantastic and its easy to use. Touchscreen is really good as well.