Acer Chromebook 15, Intel Celeron N3350, 15.6 Full HD Touch, 4GB LPDDR4, 32GB Storage, Google Chrome, Pure Silver, CB515-1HT-C2AE, 15-15.99 Inches

It’s a great computer. I’m still getting the hang of it since it’s chrome and not Microsoft.

This laptop is very light and easy to use. Love the touch screen. It is very responsive. The display is very clear. The keyboard is easy to use. I really like how easy it is to take it with me and use. The speed is very good and it works well for all of my needs. I highly recommend this laptop.

I love my new Acer chrome book laptop I’m still learning how to operate it but so far is been easy and an enjoyable this is a fantastic product and if it does everything that I’ve been told is going to do I’ll be more than happy with it and I think you should know that the reason I bought this is because two of my very good friends have Azor computers laptops and they say they are the best

My husband gave this to me. I’m sure he got it for all the right reasons- speed, memory. I only asked for a bigger screen than my dell laptop & to be able to use a flash drive.

Just received awesome screen quality. I love since it’s not my first Acer chromebook I logged into my gmail account and it automatically transferred many of my saved items. 4 pounds is heavier than I expected when actually feeling it. Still loving one month later

Screen is dead on arrival. I tried to contact Acer however this product is not provide international warranty which I get none of support. Seller have nothing to do about it.

Replaced a Samsung with it because I wanted a bigger screen. I love it. Guess what everyone is getting for Christmas.

I appreciated the size and clarity of the screen, and it having touch screen functionality. I realized that this has a slower Celeron processor and only 4GB of memory, but loading an initial web page took long enough to be irritating. I found a closeout HP laptop for $70 less that has Windows 10 on it, that seems more responsive.

Youll always be denied login and have to verify with a secondary device. If there is no internet connection you cant present at business conferences saved documents. So much for a simple thing. Screen is nice for streaming.

The original concept of the Chromebook was a technically lightweight internet/web appliance without the usage, knowledge, and maintenance complexity of typical home computers of the time. Aimed at those with similarly lightweight needs like simple browsing and email, it was ahead of the curve on cloud-based apps and storage. Way too far ahead, unfortunately, as Chromebooks barely survived their introduction. Cloud functionality, availability, and pricing has come a long, long way since then, to the point where it’s unusual to find someone who isn’t using the cloud. Moreover, Chrome itself has become one of the most widely-used browsers, Google apps (g-suite) incredibly popular and powerful, and the Chromium OS platform itself has become attractive as a deployment base. Microsoft is even porting its Edge browser to Chromium. So the ground has shifted from the Chromebook being the odd machine out to a very capable alternative that gives up little to nothing for many people ... and not just those with lightweight needs any longer. The OS & Chromium platform and Google apps coupled with cloud storage are completely mainstream.