Chromebook 14-inch HD Laptop, Intel Celeron N4000, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, Chrome (14a-na0010nr, Mineral Silver)

It's not touch screen but I don't mind that. Battery charged to 100% and only took less than two hours for me and I love that because I would be doing my work and before I know it it's fully charged. And yes it's very light weight I'm pretty sure because of its frame but what scares me is that it might be a little to fragile and break if something were to happen but other than that I think it's great. Very happy with mine!!! update: still in love with charging 11/10 -ive discovered few cool things like 3 fingers on touch pad and sliding it across can switch you between chrome tabs (so useful for me I wish every computer had this!) space is still going I'm not even sure how much space I have because haven't tried looking, all i know is that it's still going strong after all the work I do -i loveeeeeee that it has a screen recording and screen shot feature and you can record the audio(will capture surrounding sounds too sadly but better than nothing) too so you don't have to pay for anything extra and is perfect for when you need to record zoom meetings!!!!!! -the computer doesn't make any noise at all and is completely silent I love ittttt and it gets warm but not hot enough to burn you -you can connect with your phone and can unlock it if your phone is unlocked and I thought that was cool -i love that the keyboard is backlit so you can type in the dark and you can adjust the backlight too -there is a feature to make the Google chrom tabs full screen by pushing a button and I think thats awesome and some other computers don't have it sadly but thought it was good on this computer - I love how the computer has a blue light filter build in and you can adjust how intense you want it and it gets really intense and that to me is super good for when I do work at night STUFF I WISH IT HAD - HDMI port built in would be goodddd make it 20x better especially if you want to screen mirror on the tv. I currently use an adapter but I feel would be awesome to have built in - wish I could record intenal sound as in just what is recording on screen And not any outside noises - I wished the screen was a bit higher quality but honestly wasn't that big of deal for me but I just like watching shows in there and feel like screen could use some improvement -it started slowing down sadly but was an awesome first laptop in my eyes

It's a pretty good laptop, it's very light, and I can use it for work-related stuff and personal like YouTube and such without any problems. Battery lasts for hours and hours, and can run Google PlayStore apps. I definitely recommend this Chromebook if what you need it for is only for school, work, and basic personal use.

Love this! Works like a charm and quality is top-notch. Would be 5 stars if it had an extra feature I wanted. This is my assessment.

I've only had this for about a month but so far I really like it. It's a huge improvement in speed and responsiveness over my previous laptop, an HP ProBook. The smaller keyboard takes a little getting used to but it poses no problem. The backlit keys is a bonus and I really appreciate it since I'm often using my computer while watching/listening to the tv in a low light environment. I like the touch of the keys and the overall "feel" of this laptop. Setting it up with my wifi was a cinch and when I paired it with my printer (which is an older model) I had no problems at all. The battery charge lasts quite a while and I'm able to use it for hours before having to plug it in. I'm a little concerned about what to do when the battery has to be replaced because it looks like I'll have to take it somewhere as I can see no access to the battery compartment. But, for now, I'm not worrying about that and am just really enjoying the picture quality and responsiveness. I'm not even bothering with loading up Windows (which seemed to cause endless problems and frustration on my other laptop) and am just using the Google Docs which meets my present needs. Overall I'm very satisfied with my purchase of this laptop.

I bought this for my 9-year old because my MS Surface quit working. We got it SAME DAY delivery, charged it, opened it up, were asked a couple of questions about what type of account it was and wifi password, then she logged into chrome and it fully populated with all her classwork and links. The camera, speakers, keyboard, touchpad screen are flawless. Honestly, this was the best $250 I have spent here on amazon in a long time. It works so well my wife is getting one just for surfing and email, it is pretty handy.

Works great!

I never had a Chromebook and I can say it’s a great purchase! Battery lasts longer than expected, it’s fast, has no scratches and no problems with wifi access. I don’t really like the keyboard material, but it’s fair for the price and the fact that it’s not heavy so you can carry it anywhere. Overall great for studying at home, it’s just hard to get used to Chromebook features!

I really needed an economic device to work from home when needed. So the device would need to accommodate apps like word, excel, adobe, outlook, zoom, and the like. Note, although you can download most of these apps, the device itself severely limits what you can perform in those apps. For example, in word, you cannot manipulate images or paste from a clipboard; in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, you cannot convert documents into different formats (e.g. JPEG to PDF, Word doc to PDF, or the like) even though this is one of the primary benefits of purchasing this software; and in outlook you cannot add certain email options like request read receipt, request delivery receipt, add on you signature block, add reminder to follow up on the email, or the like. Again, primary benefits of using a certain app. Note, Zoom meeting is not compatible with this device at all. So you cannot download the app. Adobe Manager is not compatible with this device at all although you can download Adobe Acrobat. The work around to some of the big limitations noted above is to use the apps through your browser (Google Chome). Unfortunately, this isn't a cure all. When you log into certain programs this way and try to perform certain actions within it, it will prompt you to log into the app built for this program, and of course, the app on this device is limited. I also noticed that the computer runs pretty slow considering it was straight out the box. This wasn't a big deal to me at first, and I kind of expected it considering the price. Honestly, I was fine with the trade off as long as it could perform general office functions, a task that it seems to struggle with. The device does not do a right click to spell check items. You cannot right click to copy and paste items. The mouse pad does not contain a scroll feature. There is just a litany of functional issues you have to figure out how to overcome if you want to make this device work. All in all, I would recommend this device for someone that does occasion internet research or emailing. I don't believe it is even worth investing in purchasing apps on. And really with smart phones being such a common and basically an essential possession now, I don't even see how this device would fill even that occasional need. I'm going to finish off the week with the device and see how it goes. Maybe I'll amend my review if I can figure out how to overcome the device's limitations. I'll let you guys know.