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

This is an excellent Chromebook and I am quite happy with my purchase. The only disappointment is that it doesnt self-store the pen/stylus as I had concluded after investigation. Being the kind of person that loses unattached things, this is unfortunate.

Ive been on the search for the perfect 2 in 1 for years. Ive typically gone the detachable route and have been living in the celeron footprint with windows 10 and its been... Not that great. Also windows 10, while its the best version of Windows still fights with touch and tablet use to the point of frustration.

A holiday guest has given this device a major workout over this holiday weekend, giving it praise for its speed and the clarity of its display. Responsive keyboard is a plus—light, thin design makes it an easy tote, as well. Flexibility of use, handy stylus, all make this Chromebook reliable for many uses.

Setting up the Acer Chromebook Spin 13 was very easy. The only thing you may need to do is create a Gmail account, but once that is done, everything else is pretty simple. And since I already had a Gmail account, everything synced with my existing account. One feature that I liked was that most of the popular Google apps appear at the bottom of the screen (ie. Google Chrome, Gmail, YouTube and the Playstore) but you have the ability to customize your display.

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This chromebook laptop is a basic, no frills computer that doesn’t have a ton of storage and isn’t amazingly fast, but it is good for doing school work and streaming tv and movies. It only has 4GB of RAM, which is less than ideal, especially for the current price tag. If you are a big gamer, I probably would not recommend this chromebook, but all I needed was just something that was easy to use and I could do work on and watch Netflix. This has been working well so far and is lightweight and has a decent sized screen. It’s a great option for college for writing papers. This can be converted from a laptop to a tablet, and the screen flips easily. The touch screen is responsive, but slightly less responsive than my other tablet. This computer has both usb and HDMI ports and has a decent battery life. Overall, its a good chromebook, but is limited by only having 4GB of RAM.

its not that great in the shape of a tent, the sound comes out the bottom it stands on, now that i have speakers, i will probably use it that way more.

This thing is built cheap and irritating, especially for what you pay. Ive had 3 other (cheaper) Chromebooks and this thing sucks comparatively. In tablet mode the bezel bends where you hold it. If you have the backlit keyboard on, it doesnt turn off in tent mode. It doesnt save window sizes. This means going back and forth from tablet mode and laptop mode youll have to resize all your windows. Battery life sucks if youre doing just minimum. The Wacom pen is cheap crap and the nub gets stuck. I will never but another Acer, this thing is trash! Also the plastic hinges that are painted to look chrome are easily chipped. The sound this thing has is embarrassing. Sounds like crap. My phone literally sounds 100% better. Try hp guys. Thats where Im going back to!

I got a really good deal on this laptop/tablet. Its performance is stunning. The ChromeOS is superior to Windows in every respect (except running windows applications), but with Linux supported and Windows emulators that run on Linux, I suspect that wont be a problem much longer.

This review is for Acer Chromebook Spin 314 Convertible Laptop CP314-1H-P9G7. I’m going to divide this review up into sections: Pros, Cons, Final Thoughts.