HP Chromebook, 2-in-1, 14C-CA0053DX, i3-10110U, 8GB, 64GB, S

I bought this for my wife since she only uses the browser on her VERY OLD laptop which is now very very slow.

What I disliked was the lack of tech knowledge when I asked: How do I stop Google play store from opening automatically when I turn on my Chromebook?

This is my first Chromebook. I love the layout and feel of the keyboard. It doesnt feel tight like some smaller laptops or tablets. The resolution is wonderful and it is very quick. My one complaint is that it is NOT compatible with Netflix or Hulu apps. One reason for getting a Chromebook was so I could use the Netflix app to download shows to watch when I fly. Guess I will continue to use my phone for that. Also, the Caps Lock button is a Windows search button. Takes some getting used to but not a big drawback.

Im so angry

its real noiiiiiice

Feels and looks like a premium laptop, snappy with great features. The OS is exactly what my daughter needed with good battery life and a pleasant keyboard. The screen is on the dim side but manageable, the speakers are a little weaker than hoped. Not the best for content consumption, otherwise solid choice

Fool me twice, shame on me. I loved this Chromebook so much that when the first one died after a year, I took a gamble and bought another. The second one went to the black screen of death in the middle of my Monday work day. It was charged. I charged it some more. Nada. I closed the cover and left it alone overnight. Next day, nothing and nothing and nothing. You get the picture. Finally, I open it up again on the 7th day and voila! Hello! All perky like nothing every happened. Reminds me of one or two exes! Couldnt trust them and dont dare trust this ever again. Shame on you, HP. And shame on you, Asurioun. $57 just to hear you say return it to Amazon after two months. Thanks for nothing.

Do not get this product if you need to return for any reason. You will have to pay a $100 restocking fee.

I was somewhat hesitant to buy this computer, seeing that it was a chromebook and I have heard chromebooks are not the greatest of computers. Especially being a full time college student and part time worker, I constantly need a lightweight computer that is easily accessible and compatible with all domains. The touchscreen is outstanding. I anticipated some lag with transitioning between laptop and tablet but it is smooth and seamless. If you are a student, especially in the science field or design field, I would highly recommend this computer. Not too expensive and not too cheap for every single thing you need. Compatible with assignments, playing games or watching Netflix, and seriously does not fret on speed of applications and opening. Get it, it is worth it.

Very well built, great touchscreen, good sound (for a laptop), and excellent keyboard. Screen is average at best. Specs are good, except internal storage. 64G is considered very good by Chromebook standards, but most people will need more. Luckily, that problem is easily solved with a micro SD Card. In short, Chromebooks are pretty much maintenance-free (software-speaking), and are fantastic for most simple functions, but they wont replace a Windows or Mac computer for anything other than web browsing, multimedia, and light gaming. Also, the 64G isnt upgradeable or replaceable except by using external storage, which is lower quality and much slower. Its ok, but there are cheaper and better values out there. One more thing: if you plan on using a printer, do your homework. I was able to get my Canon Imageclass working on it, but it was a great big pain! HP printers tend to work much better out of the box with Chromebooks.