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

Im coming from an Asus C302C, which is an all-aluminum body. This CB is pretty flimsy by comparison. My main gripe is that I often register accidental touchpad touches while typing because the weight of my wrists pushes down on the flexible plastic base and somehow causes the touchpad to register a click wherever the mouse cursor happens to be at the time.

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.

Chrome book is nice.

For the price and what I need it for it delivers

I was somewhat hesitant to buy this computer, seeing that it was a chromebook and I have heard chromebooks are not the greatest of computers. Especially being a full time college student and part time worker, I constantly need a lightweight computer that is easily accessible and compatible with all domains. The touchscreen is outstanding. I anticipated some lag with transitioning between laptop and tablet but it is smooth and seamless. If you are a student, especially in the science field or design field, I would highly recommend this computer. Not too expensive and not too cheap for every single thing you need. Compatible with assignments, playing games or watching Netflix, and seriously does not fret on speed of applications and opening. Get it, it is worth it.

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.

This chromebook works great and used for virtual learning.

its real noiiiiiice

So far theres nothing to complain about. Only issue I have is not use to the keyboard as I am use to using my desktop keyboard. I heard reviews that the brightness isnt bright enough. I use it indoors as I dont carry it outside and so far have no issues with the brightness and Im only using about 3/4 brightness settings. When in tablet mode (3rd pic) the hinges tend to become loose at a certain angle that when youre using touchscreen, the display will tilt back/fall back abit but isnt a big issue for me as it doesnt happen all the time. Other than that, really love this chromebook. I bought in Amazon as I come from Malaysia and is difficult to find anyone selling Chromebook online. The once I manage to find are Acer c434 which is also one of my list but the price is ridiculously overpriced. With Amazon, price + shipping + tax is so much cheaper compare to buying locally.

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