Although it lags a little bit and that some of its features such as the android apps compatibility is not working so well, as a laptop with light weight and that is 360° reversible, it is pretty awesome

It doesn't have a lot of travel and the keys do feel a bit 'cheap'.However, if you type a lot you'll have no problems at all

Although it lags a little bit and that some of its features such as the android apps compatibility is not working so well, as a laptop with light weight and that is 360° reversible, it is pretty awesome

Hinges are a bit sticky/creaky--but better that than loose

Shutting down Chrome and using the just Android version of Docs worked a bit better

Also a bit cheaper than the ASUS competition

The google handwriting recognition is a bit odd to use but works well

A bit of puffiness here : not sure Android is working all that

I went from having Windows laptops my whole life, so I was a bit nervous to try a Chromebook

Sound is clear but is a bit "low" and not really "rich" in bass

The google handwriting recognition is a bit odd to use but works well

Hasn't bothered me a bit

It does lag a bit sometimes and lately the screen has been moving without me touching it

I was a bit concerned I'd be bothered by limitations of Chrome OS

My top 5 drawbacks of the plus are its (i

While I stand by my assessment that Chrome OS is more than enough OS for most people and that the OS is actually surprisingly developer friendly (I'm compiling C++ on it without issue, so the OS is definitely a capable Linux system), the hardware is utter garbage

This has a better I/O dual USB Type C as opposed to 1, plus more versatile in how you use it due to it being a full-fledged computer

This has a better I/O dual USB Type C as opposed to 1, plus more versatile in how you use it due to it being a full-fledged computer

n’t get a refund for a product that doesn’t work and has a warranty for 1 year

n’t go wrong with those hoping to use skype well.-