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

So far I like this. I just set it up yesterday. I should have realized that Gorilla glass would mean the screen is just like my phone - there is a lot of glare. My old Chromebook had an anti-glare screen, which I much prefer. Oh well - thats my bad.

I WANTED to like these... they get wonderful reviews. I DO NOT like these... they have issues. I received 2 in a row with the same issue: when you close the lid or it goes to sleep, when it wakes back up it doesnt recognize the keyboard. Bummer - could have been good

Unless you are a computer genius save your money. You cant use word, its hard as f$@% to save files, editing pictures is almost impossible unless you buy new software, of course it has to be theirs. Google has spent a lifetime trying to corner the market on computers and now they have figured it out. Oh, and of course there is no manuel so you can ask for help but good luck figuring out what its telling you. I would save your money because now I am going to have to buy another laptop that is compatible with word

Works great, super fast boot

12/5/19 1st cut at review. Just opened my Acer Chromebook Spin 13 this morning. A very nice machine ! Fantastic screen & color. Stylus tucked into the frame very nicely.

Super legit. No regrets other than I wish the tablet detached.

I love this Acer Chromebook. Its the best machine short of a Pixelbook. The on-board stylus is a nice touch.

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 had researched for a while and seemed all my problems would disappear switching my kid to Chrome book and this Acer laptop. After playing with it and doing the folding and just manipulating it, the thing reset itself. Using it normally and now delicately a few times I noticed fans going wild and some lag. Becuase of remote schooling I wasnt going to go through the song and dance they put you through but my hopes of just working and my life becoming easire were completely dashed. Massive dissapointment, never buying ACER ever again. Then the other thing to note if switching to chromebook for school or a group is.. they will own your laptop, period.. you cannot switch to other accounts or use it for any other functions or apps except what they choose. The argument is its safer and... etc but bottom line is you cannot use it freely yourself for all the other 18 hours a day. Not even creating a seperate account with a password for the paretn or anything logical. Iwished I had just gone to best buy, bought a regualr windows laptop, downloaded chrome and be in control of my hardware while having somewhere / someone to deal with the fact I ofcorse as my luck has it, were sold the lemon... The chromebook constraint problem is not the reason for raitng but the fact i got sold a lemon is

Everything runs smoothly