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

Nice item but does not work with many printers.

This is my daily driver, I use this CB(Chromebook) every day for 8-12 hours of work and even game on it. 8 GB ram is perfect for a CB. I have no slowdowns everything that I throw at it just works, need MS Office? You can use the Android or Web versions. I use Linux, so I have my office, cad, project planner all free 100% open source. I can access office docs exchange files back and forth with clients, coworkers this is not a problem. Im able to run some Windows programs using a beta emulator. Wow! Good things are coming to ChromeOS even MS is going to use the Chrome engine in the next version of their browser. To unlock the full power of this system please google how to install the Linux software store, then its just click and install.

I like the fact that it is easy to carry it around

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.

Great resolution and very fast. Bought it used from Amazon and its a very good value for me.

I have been looking for a good chromebook for a few months. This one has everything and more. The stylus is an awesome an addition. It loads super fast and the battery life is fantastic! Flips easily into a tablet. Syncs easily with my Samsung S10. Amazing.

The good:

I’ll be honest. I’m not really a tech person so I won’t be able to give a technical analysis of this computer. I ordered this computer for my son for college. Although this wasn’t necessarily what he wanted he was fine with using it until he was able to get what he wanted.

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.

Because this laptop is convertible, at this price point its quite a bargain.