Acer Chromebook Spin 311 Convertible Laptop | Intel Celeron N4000 | 11.6 HD Touch Corning Gorilla Glass Display | 4GB LPDDR4 | 64GB eMMC | Intel 802.11ac Gigabit WiFi 5 | Chrome OS | CP311-2H-C7QD

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I got this Chromebook to replace my last Samsung 11 Chromebook which I had for about 3.5 years.

Computer is pretty good but it lags sooo much. It takes so much time to load that I just reset it everything something doesnt work. Using apps is the worst cause its just the circle over it showing that its loading but it ne er comes on, I have to shut it down and reboot it. Then when it comes on I cant click restore what I was on because it would bring up all the apps I tried with the loading circle again. If I only had one I would say its just a faulty one, but I ordered 2 and they are both the same.

Bought this for my granddaughter but found out she couldnt use it for schoolwork. I kept it, and its OK for what I use it for. Still havent explored everything it can do so will update my review later

I had no problems everything came in with no problems and nothing broken.

Lightweight, easy to operate and set up, excellent battery life.

Love the touch-screen quality. Slower than most other laptops or phone. Uses Chrome OS, my first experience with it, perhaps thats the reason?

It was time for a new laptop and when offered we jumped on the opportunity. Glad we did too because its a very nice laptop.

I did a lot of research as to what to get for my kids to replace their aging and damaged Samsung Tab As. We decided that it was time to go to a Chromebook so that they could get more repetition with a standard keyboard and GoogleOS. They are still able to download all the PlayStore apps that they had on their tablets, but now with better hardware and longer support.

I hoped to use this for our 5-8yo kids. Its so frustrating to use. Simple apps often dont load or they crash. Some games cant run because it doesnt seem to even have the CPU power to run them. This is stunningly bad performance. Maybe its a fluke, I dont know. But we never use it and our kids are instead using a super old 1st or 2nd generation iPad that does a better job.