Acer Chromebook R 11 Convertible, 11.6-Inch HD Touch, Intel Celeron N3150, 4GB DDR3L, 32GB, CB5-132T-C1LK, Denim White

Purchased as a gift for my granddaughter who will enter 6th grade in the fall. She was thrilled that it was touchscreen. Amazon price was unbeatable.

The computer has difficulty switching between tablet and computer. The screen continually flickers when trying to switch apps. The video is me trying to open Netflix. I just got this thing today & was really excited about it but this has been frustrating & disappointing. Maybe its a fixable bug? I havent ran into much issues at all with other Google products but this doesnt seem to be following that trend.

perfect size and easy to use, but little heavy. still love it overall! :)

Nice solid unit. I like the touch screen, and the ability to fold it into a (fairly heavy) tablet. My only quibble is the somewhat flaky touchpad.

Very disappointed, I purchased the Acer Covertible after my Acer C720 screen cracked. I have been a Acer user for many years, the problem with this one is the battery only charges up to 91% though the one day it did go up to 92% giving me only about 6 hrs of use. Playing games online is hit and miss, had to wait a whole day to play a game on Facebook because it kept on crashing. I will be returning this and getting someone other chromebook thats not Acer.

No USB C port I just assumed it would have one

It is really nice for school work. It isnt heavy so it easy to carry around. Its also nice to watch movies.

It is comfortable, useful and friendly to use. I recommend this.

Update: I still love this Chromebook, but after an update, when I flip the screen and close it to use it as a tablet, it doesnt autorotate the screen or turn off the keyboard anymore. That was primarily how I used it, so its a bit upsetting.

Great little device. Does everything it says it does. Runs Chrome, runs Chrome apps, Chrome extensions, all very well. Android apps work relatively well for the most part; some are buggy but Android support is still in beta so its to be expected. My big issue with this device which brings it down a star is the touchscreen is... not very good. I actually sent my unit back in for a replacement because I thought it was defective, however I had the same issue with the replacement. Its not a dealbreaker, just an annoyance - sometimes when you tap the screen, it registers as a tap-and-hold. So the app thinks youre holding your finger down on the screen until you tap again to release it. Its very sporadic, not happening at all on some days, and then happening on every other tap on other days; no rhyme or reason. Again, not a dealbreaker, but something Ive learned to just be patient with.