Acer - 14" Chromebook - Intel Celeron - 4GB Memory - 32GB eMMC Flash Memory - Sparkly silver

Got it for my wife for Xmas. She loves it. Lighter and easier to carry around than her windows laptop. Also alot faster and less glitchy. Battery life is awesome. Screen looks really good at all angles.

I bought this computer for my little sister and it is amazing. it’s at a very affordable price and the resolution is great. The screen is big and clear. It is fast too and very easy to use.

i just love it is very fast and i can take just everywhere i go

This is IT. Ultimate hardware I ever hoped for. You need to install the Gallium OS linux. First flash the BIOS ROM with mrchrombox RW_LEGACY. Then download and burn gallium OS braswell live latest image on to a flash drive. Then install the linux with the flash drive.

I work primarily in the Windows environment, using SQL Server/C#/TSQL and related Microsoft stuff. But I've always like the Chromebook idea. My prior 2 Chromebooks are primarily the easy-access and cheap machine around the house or office; not too expensive and good for some limited work. The Acer 14 is simply great. It's my always-on machine. Unlike earlier Chromebooks, the display is superb. WiFi - great. Keyboard - great. And it's fast. I use it at work. Great for Google Keep and MS onenote, which I rely on heavily. To my surprise, Zoho Assist program works on this Chromebook. I've always relied on GoToAssist for user support, but Assist on this Chromebook is fully functional. This is a fun, useful machine.

First of all, you need to know that this is a Chromebook. Expect accordingly and you'll find it very good at being one. It is very fast for general web browsing, even if you view quite a few complex websites at once. I have Ubuntu Linux installed via CHROOT and this Chromebook is surprisingly capable for my university coding needs, not to mention the entire world of possibility that comes with the actual Linux OS. The all aluminum build is fantastic, the screen is crisp, and the track pad is better than any Windows track pad I've ever used, until it suddenly stopped working. It turns out to be a loose ribbon connector, all I've had to do is unscrew and pull out the bottom panel, re-seat the ribbon cable (the one with a blue tap in the center), then put everything back. While I consider it to be easy to fix and maintain, I do recommend that you look for something else if you really care about build quality and reliability. Overall, I'd say this Chromebook is well worth the price, especially comparing to Windows laptops of the same price, if you can find any to begin with.

As a Chrome user between my Android phone and Home PC, this Acer Chromebook was a natural next step. It has a terrific quality feel and look. For online browsing, and basic tasks, this cannot be beat. It doesn't come with a CD/DVD drive, which makes it very light. Not having the typical operating system allows the computer to startup and load immediately. It always remains cool to the touch, even after hours of use, with it laying flat on my bed. And battery life is great! I can continuously use this for virtually a whole work day without a charge. Ability to connect to a Bluetooth speaker or headphones is a big plus. The 14" is just a perfect size for traveling. It fits nice and snug in a 13" laptop case. Doesn't have a keyboard backlight, but if you know how to type, it won't be an issue. This has become my "GO TO" computer for daily use. I'll often have 15 tabs open, and still operates lightning quick. This is a great buy!

I purchased this laptop for my mother who does basic things like email, Internet, games, printing. I set the laptop up for her. Build quality was pretty nice. It’s a very light machine but not too light that it feels cheap. The only thing I don’t like is the charging port. The plug is very small in diameter and it just doesn’t feel great inserting it. I feel like if you were to drop the laptop plugged in that cable end would be done. I set the laptop up for her. It’s very snappy. It’s a perfect computer for novice user like my mother. It’s Android OS so the odds of her getting a virus compared to a full OS like Windows are smaller. She’s using it no problem. I would say this laptop is for the average to basic user. You’re not going to doing anything complex, video editing or 3D work, on this machine. It’s a nice laptop for the price.