Screen in gorgeous and rivals mac retina displays

The good: super slim, convertible, great display, seems to keep getting better with frequent OS updates (the unlock-by-phone feature only worked intermittently when I first purchased, now it works about 90% of the time?)

Pros: Bright display, Realistic color, Lightweight, good stylusCons

However, I still find issues extending display to a 2nd monitor, and maintaining hotspot session with my iPhone.

I chose this Chromebook Plus for a variety of reasons, primarily the great display and the stylus

Display : almost unusable for text at its native resolution, the display has a very wide viewing angle, good black levels ( to my eye ) and is very bright

It has amazing bang-per-buck: touchscreen, 2-in-1, pen, 6 ARM cores, best display, all for $400

The display is bright and sharp and very comfortable to look at.

The Bad- Display isn't bright enough for outdoor use without an anti-glare screen "protector"

Gorgeous display, measured as 117% sRGB and 370 nits

The Good- Display is colorful, defect free, with very little backlight bleed and the 3:2 aspect ratio is perfect for a hybrid device such as this.- Hinges are sturdy and will hold the display at any angle, in both tablet and laptop position, even through considerable turbulence.- Basic productivity tasks such as web browsing and document editing (via Google Docs) work

Beautiful display

Bright, vivid display- Decent

This is a great "Chromebook", the display is beautiful and I love the "limited" functions of the S-pen.

Bright, vivid display- Decent

This display is quite bright as well, so reading outside should not be a big issue

The display is gorgeous and you can easily run it at 40% brightness and still see everything

Pros- sharp QLED display, fast start-up, multi-angle usage is handy, Slim body feels nice and tight

The Bad- Display isn't bright enough for outdoor use without an anti-glare screen "protector"

The Pro and V2 cut corners, worse battery performance and display, respectively.

I love how lightweight this is and the display is fantastic

Amazing display

Beautiful design, light weight, fantastic display, decent battery and instant start up.

The Good- Display is colorful, defect free, with very little backlight bleed and the 3:2 aspect ratio is perfect for a hybrid device such as this.- Hinges are sturdy and will hold the display at any angle, in both tablet and laptop position, even through considerable turbulence.- Basic productivity tasks such as web browsing and document editing (via Google Docs) work

So that Note 10.1" was my everything for about two full semesters, even with its weird 16:9 display not matching the format for a standard 8.5X11" piece of paper

The display is beautiful with its high resolution display, near infinite viewing angles, excellent colors and VERY punchy brightness thats great for outdoors

Not AMOLED, just like TVs ALL Backlight LEDs display bland shadows on dark screened movies/videos (although is still a beautiful display otherwise

Beautiful display (2400 x 1600).

Overall the device was nice, felt good to hold in the hands and a crisp display

This one is a little more expensive but what I enjoy the most is the improved led lit display which unlike the other ones, looks great at different viewing angles.

the display is AMAZING, now I want more of it in the same form factor

Great display, long battery life, surprisingly crisp performance and very lightweight

Display: Wonderful, clean, crisp and easy on the eyes.

Super fast, great display, and the ability to do everything on it that my phone and tablet do, PLUS with the capability of a laptop

Astonishingly crisp and detailed display

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

Samsung makes great TV’s but they do not make good laptops.

The S-pen works great, the touch screen is very nice

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