The apps are good, and work perfectly on an Android device

and then the apps it has are really just junk.

The apps are good, and work perfectly on an Android device

Most android apps work OK, but not all are working quite right

Other apps like google music would be great to use as apps since you can control it from the notification area instead of having to switch to the tab

Unfortunately most drawing apps didnt have a palm rejection and neither does the chromebook, so when i would rest my hand on the device it would usually start drawing where my hand touched as well

Although the stylus still works, many Android apps have limited functionality

OneNote, Word, Excel play store apps must be sideloaded in developer mode.

excellentCons:-Android apps are a failure so

Browsing is great, the keyboard feels nice, the apps work as intended although some apps were designed for phones so you wont be able to full screen

Some apps may freeze, crash

:I use this primarily as a chromebook but with a 12.5 inch screen, it's great for reading marvel unlimited comics after you download the marvel unlimited app from the app store

In one instance, when folding the screen back all the way, all my running apps crashed and disappeared

The apps are buggy and some fail to display key features

I do have one (super minor) issue with the sealing of the bottom aluminum sheet, so I just ordered a replacement, but honestly, at this stage I think I would rate the HW as top notch (given the price point)- Software "bugs" (e.g. android apps not always working perfectly...

That would solve the compatibility problem - run the app on the phone just display it on the

Android apps support is getting better and better: even strange apps run fine, and emulators such as MAME4droid run smooth

All the android apps Ive used have worked well enough and its just the best thing ever to get a full blown Chrome OS browser in a tablet form factor

I am anxious to use the Android apps and love the form factor and portability of this Samsung Chromebook Plus

All the android apps Ive used have worked well enough and its just the best thing ever to get a full blown Chrome OS browser in a tablet form factor

Android apps run well.

Although it does support the Play Store I found those versions of apps no more useful than the web

Microsoft Office (again the other equivalents are getting on par; like Pages,Keynote,Numbers...and Google need to refine their Google docs,sheets and slide app)3

Most Android apps work well on it

Full fledged chrome browser in the super safe Chrome OS environment.- First Chromebook to officially support Android apps

Pros:-It runs all the android apps that I ve installed without a problem

Great screen, nice size and Android apps work well.

338 amplifier, and even control the volume from the nifty NAD remote app

Areas for improvement - Obviously make all Android apps compatible

I play Lichess, and while the game plays fine, the text still stays mobile-sized, making the app feel like vast stretches of the plains; it just goes on forever

Android apps are good enough for now and Outlook which I use all the time is incredible, so Google is slowly moving in the right direction and will only get better - patience is the key

Great Android app functionality.

You go from terrible apps, to the play stores excellent selection, that most apps work on

Final issue.- Android apps do not work on it

Microsoft has arbitrarily decided that it will not support Android Microsoft apps on any device >10" in size.

Some apps I wanted wouldn't work at all

These apps work almost flawlessly in Chrome OS

okay, some better than others of course, but in general I have not found the apps to be incredibly useful

Still waiting for good pen apps and some Android apps don't work very well, but others, especially video streaming apps, work great!

The Android apps work very well too.

The Chromebook is packaged with a fairly simple (though very awesome) drawing app that takes advantage of the screen and pen's pressure sensitivity that really shows off what could be done with this device

Android apps no longer crash the entire OS now, but are still in a state of near inoperability

Google removed the supervised user feature so no parental control available except for family link, which is a horrible app

Then you may run into a random issue of an android app misbehaving, which can lead to you powerwashing your system

Tried to create a recovery media; recovery app crashed while creating the USB recovery media

There is a bit of a learning curve using apps here compared to tablets (everything hasn't always been translated perfectly), but the apps I use the most work fine

If keyboard apps ever start working, it will be a 5 star from me

I don't like to use the apps because the apps are still lacking comparing to the website

The few apps we've used have worked great, haven't had any app issues.

certain apps still work better in Windows environment (again this is changing)

Do not expect all of your favorite apps to be compatible, there's a good chance they aren't

Every android app runs terribly and freezes continually

Google's SMB app doesn't display thumbnails in remote shares, and when copying large files (or many smaller files), it fails partway through

Grab a file manager, use the google file manager to download your game saves/documents/data files from your favorite apps, dump em in the downloads folder via the chrome files app, then use an android file manager to move them around as needed or transplant them into the file folder present in the root of your android install

Not all android apps work on it but enough to make it a great Laptop/Tablet/Phone hybrid.

Get the Chrome extension for Google Keep installed and a lovely app on the Android side is "Squid" as it gives a college rule page to write on

Even if there is an app available, its usually very limited

I've got quite a few apps that I use very frequently on my cellphone such as Andchat (IRC app) and Timely (alarm app)

Android apps work perfectly with no glitches.

I assume this will get fixed in the future as developers adjust their apps to work on ChromebooksBattery

Android apps regularly crash or freeze the system

Some apps work and some don't

The screen, the app support, ease of use, and the fact that it uses the same charger as my smartphone

I had another Samsung Chromebook before and you can easily tell the difference.-Great Screen-Android apps are a major bonus-you can even work offline using a few tricks

Android apps generally work really well.

- I find that many apps don't seem quite compatible with this device

I installed a few of my favorite Android apps, including the ones that inspired the purchase of this computer - Autodesk Sketchbook and Corel Painter Mobile

Keep in mind that not all apps are trustworthy as there isn’t much of a security layout in the app world.

My favorite apps so far are Painter (an app that works SEAMLESSLY with the stylus), Polytopia (so fun and addicting, very similar to Civilization but cuter), and Squid (great note-taking app, wish I would have known about it in

Sonos does not work as of this writing, as it could not find my Sonos system.

Build: metal and not plastic, so there's not much creaking as in cheap netbooks

I concur with all the praise: Superb screen, fast and smooth as long as you understand the limitations of the processor, great keyboard, beautiful finish

It worked as I would expect having owned phones from their Note series

I hate Apple products probably equally as much as I hated my Chromebook which I returned after discovering it’s useless for my purposes