Acer Chromebook Spin 314 Convertible Laptop | Intel Pentium Silver N6000 | 14 HD Corning Gorilla Glass Touch Display | 4GB LPDDR4X | 128GB eMMC | Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 | Chrome OS | CP314-1H-P9G7

NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY. Bought this slightly less than a year ago. Brand new but appeared to have been dropped in transit or at the warehouse, straight out of the package as one hinge was off a bit, but seemed to work so I kept it instead of waiting to ship it back and wait for another. The battery only lasts about 2-2 1/2 hours w brightness down low. That is only online, not even gaming.

Great power and speed, no matter how many tabs you keep open.

After six long years, my 16-year-old daughter totally wore out her first Chromebook. I did A LOT of research to make sure I bought her the Chromebook that would best meet her needs. Shes loving her new Acer! It has a great touch screen and she loves the way she can fold it back. Very nice. Shes happy...so, her dad is a very happy customer!

I bought this Acer Chromebook after considering what I wanted in a Chromebook and reading the reviews on Amazon. I was very pleased with my purchase except for the noise from the fan. It WAS SUPER LOUD! People in the next room would ask if I had a hair-dryer going. I decided I just couldnt live with it any longer and so I had Amazon create a return and I started to get ready to box it up.... thats when I figured out the problem with the fan noise!

Purchased this on Cyber Monday. I previously had an HP Chromebook 14 and wanted another Chromebook. The screen is really nice, but has pretty big bezels (this empty space is similarly noticeable above the keyboard). Overall, just a bit bigger/heavier than youd expect a 13.5in laptop to be. Speakers sound pretty good, but they are on the bottom so they get distorted sometimes. Battery is pretty good so far. Performance is quick, but the fan on the bottom can get kinda noisy sometimes when doing something that isnt just basic browsing. I was playing a game (Helix Jump) and it at times was laggy, but performance was largely solid. Keyboard is good, but the weird bright spots when the backlit keyboard lights are on are definitely noticeable---though I dont really mind them. Stylus is kinda neat, however can ONLY be removed from a specific angle (tablet mode-ish) so be careful when trying to remove it. The lip to actually lift the screen off of the keyboard is extremely small and definitely tricky at times to open. Hope this provides a more informed purchase.

Nothing to complain about.

So I like the design and form of this Chromebook. It has a nice keyboard, and excellent touchpad, and some decent guts that let you do everything from office productivity to some android gaming. The app store(s) have increased in size quite a bit since Chromebook was introduced to the world, and being able to run many Android apps gives you a lot of options, even offline.

First off, I have the utmost respect for ACER laptops due to fact that Ive had 2 Acer laptops and they were still running well at the time I gave them away to family/freiends. This Acer is the best one Ive ever seen, its aluminum chasis makes it look sleek and a marvel to look at and hold and use. Its just as nice-looking as any apple product and even has a back-lit keyboard so that I can use in dim lighting.

If youre looking for a Chromebook and are considering this one, I would keep looking unless Acer cuts the price in half. The product page says it has an HD screen, but then you look closer and see that the resolution is only 1366 X 768. While technically you can say this is HD, when most people see those 2 letters, they automatically think the resolution is Full HD, which is 1920 X 1080. It has been a long time since I saw any laptop being sold with a resolution below Full HD. Also, it only comes with 4GB of RAM. For almost $400, it needs to have at least 8GB. I think the reason for the high price is the fact that it has a convertible touch screen, so you can use it like a tablet if you wish. That still doesnt justify the high price to me given the other mediocre specs. Even when I was typing on the keyboard, it felt cheap to me. Not a quality keyboard at all and not even close to other Acer laptops I have used. I would give this Chromebook a better rating if it was selling for $200 or less, but for almost $400 its just not worth it. If youre going to spend that much I recommend getting a regular Windows 11 laptop.

nice looking machine. slow. does not have access to google apps at this time. overall, not a good purchase. really nice paperweight.