HP Chromebook, 2-in-1, 14C-CA0053DX, i3-10110U, 8GB, 64GB, S

Very good overall. It only took 4 days to deliver from America to Singapore. Package was nicely received, no damaged. It is new and no faulty places. Recommended.

I am a fan of Chromebooks. Im sold, I have left behind the PC, a Chromebook is my type of laptop. This one is a gem.

Clear screen, fast and responsive. I am getting used to a new system so finding my everything is another story. No complains on performance or anything else.

The touchpad works strangely. There is no confidence in the positioning. When touched, it emits a rattling sound. The screen lacks brightness at the maximum setting. Beautiful sound. But the biggest disadvantage is the poor Chrome OS. The last time I watched it was two years ago, and during this time, the progress is minimal. I bought it for my daughter of 6 years, this system is not suitable for more. Even taking into account the Linux container. And believe me, I know what Im talking about. I work freely in all 3 systems and call Chrome OS 4 «System», the language does not turn. This is a set of compromises and crutches. If you need a laptop with exceptional browser functionality, this is the ideal option. But no more. A terribly non-functional system.

We order this Chromebook for my son for school and my wife was jealous. The build quality is great. It construction is similar to my HP 360x Elite G2. It more that the average chromebook in regards to cost but worth it.

I cannot find anything I am unhappy about. The look and feel, features, simplicity of setup and use, and especially the keyboard are exactly what I was looking for. I have iPads, Macbook Air and had an old HP 15 Chromebook that was big and clunky and needed replacing. Out of all of them, this device is the one I take with on trips to do email, browsing, and other cloud based activities.

Very well built, great touchscreen, good sound (for a laptop), and excellent keyboard. Screen is average at best. Specs are good, except internal storage. 64G is considered very good by Chromebook standards, but most people will need more. Luckily, that problem is easily solved with a micro SD Card. In short, Chromebooks are pretty much maintenance-free (software-speaking), and are fantastic for most simple functions, but they wont replace a Windows or Mac computer for anything other than web browsing, multimedia, and light gaming. Also, the 64G isnt upgradeable or replaceable except by using external storage, which is lower quality and much slower. Its ok, but there are cheaper and better values out there. One more thing: if you plan on using a printer, do your homework. I was able to get my Canon Imageclass working on it, but it was a great big pain! HP printers tend to work much better out of the box with Chromebooks.

New chrome book is shipping with the camera privacy switch off. It’s on the left hand side. There was no manual and we couldn’t figure this out even with customer service help Hope this helps others. Simple once we found it. Nice feature but HP needs to document it because it’s tiny. I’ve never had a Chromebook ship with the camera off? Not our first chromebooks, and previous HP didn’t have it. Maybe I’ll post a review once we’ve used these some.

What I disliked was the lack of tech knowledge when I asked: How do I stop Google play store from opening automatically when I turn on my Chromebook?

So far this hp Chromebook is a great buy for the price. I have only had it for about a month, so I am still learning to use all it has. I have not used the camera yet, so cannot comment on its quality.