acerChromebook 314 CB314-4H-C2UW Laptop | Intel Processor N100 | 14" Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS Display | 4GB LPDDR5 | 64GB eMMC | Intel Wireless Wi-Fi 6E AX211 | Chrome OS | Pure Silver

I bought this for my mom, she hasn't had a laptop in a while and she found it super easy to use. The quality is sturdy but lightweight. The screen extends to 180° and it's touchscreen! she makes fun of my Macbook for not having that ability.The battery lasts a long time. Honestly a great performance for the price. It's great for watching movies, listening to music it has really decent speakers. She's been using it for Meet calls and she loves it and general social media and web surfing. 10/10 so far, it's been almost 2 months since she got it.

So far I'm loving this Chromebook. Sure there are cheaper options, but you're also going to get what you pay for. Everything runs so smoothly on this chromebook and the screen quality is amazing. It really is a perfect blend of performance and price.

This Chromebook works wonderful. It's quick and easy for the everyday user. Emails, surfing and streams wonderful. Needs to have a lighted keyboard.

Very nice Chromebook! The description doesn't say it, but this actually a Chromebook Plus. Both the box and the messaging during startup indicate this. It's a great computer. Battery life indicated 11 hours when I took it off the charger. The screen is very clear and bright. It's very fast and responsive. It's a great replacement for my last Acer Chromebook R13, which I've had for 8 years. I really like it!

I've been using this for almost a month now, but I'm very happy with the price I got it at. Honestly it's very good overall it's very light so not much more weight to carry from class to class, boots up very fast even with 10 tabs of chrome open, The build quality is good for the price (personally a fan of how it looks and feels), and runs smoothly with the full college load thrown at it (YouTube, Multiple tabs open in Google Chrome, including in-depth webpages like Zybook, and even play Roblox pretty competently.), The only thing of note would be the storage, but with how cheap Micro SD cards you can easily double/triple your storage.

Great laptop!! Color was beautiful and not heavy.

I've used Windows PCs and laptops forever, so I was a little wary of switching things up at first. But I really didn't need any native Windows applications anymore and I already keep everything important on my Google Drive, so I decided to take the plunge.I'm using an external USB keyboard (Kinesis) and mouse (generic USB) as well as a second monitor (HDMI). All of these are working perfectly through either of the 2 USB-C docking stations I've tested this with, although I did have to burp my keyboard back to its factory settings at one point while I was getting everything set up and updated.Overall, I'm very happy with my decision. The UX of the new device feels almost identical to what my old laptop felt like before it died its slow death, right down to all the keystroke shortcuts. I have had to learn a few things about what works from the app store and what doesn't (for example Google Sheets works badly from the app store, but great from within the Chrome browser), but overall it's been a pretty seamless transition.I have no idea whether this Chromebook is significantly better or worse than others out there, but so far it's great for what I'm doing. It also looks like it will be getting software updates from Google for a long time, based on my reading of Google's documentation.

Even though this product shows up when you filter for chromebook with a backlit keyboard, this one does not have that feature. It is otherwise a pretty great device. But, if you're using it after dark, it's pretty obnoxious to not have a keyboard that can light up. I'll be returning this one.