HP Chromebook x360 14-inch HD Touchscreen Laptop, Intel Celeron N4000, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, Chrome (14b-ca0010nr, Ceramic White/Mineral Silver)
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Eddie green
> 3 dayWorks good
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chetalee
> 3 dayI was looking for something inexpensive that was a 2 in 1. The hp Chromebook is okay. Not anything spectacular. I noticed a lot of other reviews said the screen resolution is not great. It isnt the best but it only is irritating when its in tablet mode, which I dont use a lot because its bulky and uncomfortable to use in tablet mode. I dont really use it for much other than zoom meetings and watching movies. Its nice for what I needed it for. However I purchased it with $200 in gift cards. I might have been upset with the qualityif I spend $300 of my own money on it.
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N. Noei
> 3 dayGreat touch chrome book that folds out and functions great. My son loves it
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Alan
> 3 dayThe HP Chromebook x360 14-inch HD Touchscreen Laptop is excellent. Had to replace 4 year old HP due to electrical short. Went online and this was the best buy. It works fantastic.
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Mary
> 3 dayEase of personal use
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Gerg77
> 3 dayGreat laptop but the product description says its white and silver. The laptop I received is navy blue. I ordered one for my daughter for Christmas because she graduates next year and will need it for college. She wanted white. Didnt know until she opened the product box Christmas morning that its navy blue. Not a big deal for me, but its not what she asked for. Shell keep it but just letting you all know.....
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casey G
15-04-2025I love it. Amazing and totally worth every penny.
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J Neal
Greater than one weekI like that it has touch screen
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Hebert Shenanigans
> 3 dayBought as a Christmas gift, so we are getting to know it still, :) so far the touch pad mouse doesnt work but my daughter uses a stylus pen so it doesnt make a difference to her
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B. Super
> 3 dayIve not had fewer than 2 computers, desktop and portable since 1987. When I was given this, I was impressed, as its compact and considerably lighter than a regular portable. While its useless without an internet connection, it works well at home, very light and handy. But its cheeeeeeap, very, very cheeeeaply made. Though I didnt pay for it, I am still sort of outraged that it broke after ten months of use, and while they fixed it for free, another 9 months later, it broke again. The problem was/is the power supply. The first time both plugs were replaced, according to the repair invoice and Back cover LCD and Panel kit LCD. I dont know what the last two are, but the power supply connection broke again after barely 9 months of use. Sigh. HP used to be a good company until it decided to stop building quality products and decided to compete on price. I called around, and repairing it would only be $40 more than an new machine! That hardware might not be exactly comparable, (I couldnt turn it on to check out the hardware specs), but I definitely do not recommend this product, and indeed, I no longer trust my formerly beloved HP.
