Acer Chromebook Spin 314 Convertible Laptop | Intel Pentium Silver N6000 | 14 HD Corning Gorilla Glass Touch Display | 4GB LPDDR4X | 128GB eMMC | Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 | Chrome OS | CP314-1H-P9G7

The laptop has completely freed up. I cant even use the power button on the side of it to turn it off. Im so pissed right now because the return window for this purchase has closed. Now I cant do any work either. Idk what to do!... I need help with this please

Because this laptop is convertible, at this price point its quite a bargain.

I got this laptop during the Cyber Monday sale as my first ever computer that doesnt have Windows on it. My desktop at home has Windows 10 on it but I havent turned it on yet since this Chromebook arrived last week since I wanted to give the Acer a fair chance and see how much I really miss Windows 10. So far, there hasnt been anything that has made me wish I was using Windows 10! The only times where I have felt a little bit inconvenienced is when I need to use Microsoft Office products. I say that I was only slightly inconvenienced because I am still able to use all of the Office programs (in multiple ways actually, now that there is Google Play Store support), they are just a different layout than I am used to and may not have some of the more extensive features that the Windows version has. For the vast majority of users, however, there will be a small adjustment period and then itll be fine after that.

NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY. Bought this slightly less than a year ago. Brand new but appeared to have been dropped in transit or at the warehouse, straight out of the package as one hinge was off a bit, but seemed to work so I kept it instead of waiting to ship it back and wait for another. The battery only lasts about 2-2 1/2 hours w brightness down low. That is only online, not even gaming.

This thing is built cheap and irritating, especially for what you pay. Ive had 3 other (cheaper) Chromebooks and this thing sucks comparatively. In tablet mode the bezel bends where you hold it. If you have the backlit keyboard on, it doesnt turn off in tent mode. It doesnt save window sizes. This means going back and forth from tablet mode and laptop mode youll have to resize all your windows. Battery life sucks if youre doing just minimum. The Wacom pen is cheap crap and the nub gets stuck. I will never but another Acer, this thing is trash! Also the plastic hinges that are painted to look chrome are easily chipped. The sound this thing has is embarrassing. Sounds like crap. My phone literally sounds 100% better. Try hp guys. Thats where Im going back to!

Ive had this puppy a long time now, and I still adore it! Works beautifully! Fast and user friendly, in fact, it just keeps getting better and better!

It is much smaller than the desk computer but like I can sit in my chair if I want it is usuall on my desk though.

Our son set this up in less than 30 min and was able to start working on his homework with it. He likes the touch screen and most of the kids in his 7th grade class have Chromebook laptops. I would suggest going with more expensive FHD version as the 1080 HD isnt as sharp as whats more standard these days. Processing power is more than enough to do everything he needs to in 7th grade. Of course he also uses to play Minecraft as well and says it works well for that. All his Bluetooth devices, mouse headset, etc. work great with it. Overall very pleased with this touch screen laptop and would recommend for 5th grade and above.

Liked touch screen-screen quality was ok for price. setup was pretty easy, wouldve kept if didnt have power supply issues. Shut down (restarted) when moved. Battery wouldnt hold a charge

Ive been using this chromebook for about a month now, and its holding up great! One thing I like is that once I logged into my google account, all my previous settings from my old chromebook automatically uploaded (browser theme, desktop background, icon, bookmarks, etc.) It was nice not to have to go through the set up process again, it made for a seamless transition after my old laptop broke. Ive had a chromebook for years, so it was nice to see the consistency across different computers. It felt like an upgraded version of my beloved late laptop, so the transition was painless. I had no trouble adjusting to this one (other than learning the touch screen differences, since my old laptop didnt have a tablet mode).