Acer Chromebook 15, Intel Celeron N3350, 15.6" Full HD Touch, 4GB LPDDR4, 32GB Storage, Google Chrome, Pure Silver, CB515-1HT-C2AE, 15-15.99 Inches

The Acer Chromebook 15 with 32GB storage is a fantastic device that offers a seamless and efficient computing experience. The 15.6-inch Full HD display provides crisp and vibrant visuals, making it perfect for work, entertainment, and browsing. With its Intel processor and 4GB RAM, multitasking is a breeze, and the Chrome OS ensures fast boot times and smooth performance. The ample 32GB storage allows for storing files, documents, and even some offline media. The battery life is average, provides about 6 hours of moderate use. The lightweight and sleek design make it highly portable, while the keyboard and trackpad offer comfortable and precise input. Whether you're a student, professional, or casual user, the Acer Chromebook 15 with 32GB storage is a reliable and affordable choice for all your computing needs.

This is my wife's 2nd chromebook, and she loves it. The screen is huge, yet clear and sharp, the keyboard is good, the touchscreen works perfectly, it gets a bit warm but not hot in use (she uses it for 3-4 hours at a time). It's heavier than her 12 inch Acer R11 but still light enough for laptop use in her recliner. It is not real fast, but is adequate for browsing and light online gaming (like Facebook games). It's a keeper.This is the third 14 inch or bigger chromebook we tried. The other two had problems and were returned. This one's a keeper. It gets automatic updates from Google until June 2024.

For 300 USD, I was expecting a high-end Chromebook, with good performance and build quality. And after my order arrived... well I got that high-end Chromebook, with good performance and build quality... for a Chromebook.For a product advertised with a metal build, it isn't wrong, but the only metal on the surface is the center plating around the keyboard and track pad. The top, bottom, and screen cover are made from a cheap polymer coated with silver paint. This is excusable since it's a Chromebook but I just wanted to point out that it isn't all metal. The I/O is fantastic, as it contains 2 USB C ports, 2 USB 3.0 ports, a microSD slot, headphone jack, and k-slot. It also charges through the USB C slot on the left side, which is just amazing.Performance-wise the device is remarkably better than any sub-500 dollar Chromebook I've ever used. It contains an SSD, so quick boot up times in the seconds were expected. The 4 GB of RAM hits a sweet spot in price/performance for light work and multi-tasking. And the 2.4 Ghz CPU was able to keep up with the tasks that I demanded it to accomplish.For media consumption, this device gets the job done. The screen is a 1080p (not sure if 60hz) IPS display with adequate color accuracy. For reading articles or looking at photos, the Chromebook does an excellent job. I can't exactly say the same for videos, however, as any video I've watched was defaulted to 720p. I can set it to 1080p but afterwards the device gets a little slow and toasty. At least 720p isn't an unwatchable resolution.On the notions of productivity, Chromebooks were designed to accomplish this at a low price point. The specs are just enough for light multi-tasking, as I was able to run Chrome (3 tabs), Firefox (2 tabs), Google Documents, Microsoft OneNote, and Discord all at the same time. While it's true that Windows or Macbooks are able to accomplish much more than this, those laptops exist at a different much higher price point. Macbooks don't exist new at this price point and the Windows laptops that do are often plagued with meager performance and build quality (basically it doesn't take a whole lot to run ChromeOS compared to Windows).Lots of good points to note but I do have some bad points to point out. First off, the track pad. The track pad is just garbage with poor sensitivity, poor tracking, and poor physical touch. The material on the track pad is glossy plastic and it lacks a matte texture, making it difficult to precisely maneuver the cursor as friction slows your finger down. ChromeOS also only has 5 cursor settings, making it difficult to precisely personalize the DPI. Due to this I had to buy a Bluetooth mouse. Another flaw would be the battery life; advertised as 14 hours, I actually only got 6 hours off at 50% brightness. 14 hours at 10% brightness is probably what Acer was referring to. Final flaw would be the keyboard. Typing on it isn't very grand; it can be argued that I should not expect a good typing experience from a 300 dollar Chromebook, but I felt better keyboards from other 300 dollar Windows laptops. Also I did read some third party reviews from other sites, apparently the Acer Chromebook 15 keyboard suffers from water and moisture problems. As such I would recommend Amazon's recommendation for the silicone Acer Chromebook keyboard cover.Overall I think this is a good productivity device for small business or schoolwork. It certainly punches above its price point while not breaking the bank. If you can deal with the flaws I listed above, I would highly recommend this over any other 300 dollar laptop.

I went to Chromebook a number of years ago because of its ease of use. After my first CB gave up the ghost, I bought this one. I do not do a lot of heavy computing or play games so it fits me to a T. The only thing I did not care for is that it does not have an SD card slot (it does have a micro-SD card slot). I have a lot of family photos and documents on SD cards so I had to buy a plug in SD card reader which works just fine with this Chromebook. I like the huge 15" touch screen feature and the lighted key board very much. I like to listen to my vast collection of big band and jazz music and the speakers are very good but I usually use headphones. Now listening to Harry James' version of "One O'Clock Jump". Man, that was when music was MUSIC! Very please with this Acer.

The device has excellent build quality. The metal case is firm and gives a confident heft to the device without being too bulky.The 1080p touchscreen is excellent. There are not many sub-$300 laptops with 1080p touchscreens and the one included in this laptop is excellent. Top-firing speakers sound better than most laptops (although you'll want to bluetooth it up to a real audio system or headphones).Android apps through the Google Play store and Linux are both included as they should be on all Chromebooks. Android apps play smooth, although the traditional laptop form-factor make playing games an awkward sight.

Fast delivery and easy to use.