Same issues other are having touchscreen just stops working via touch.

Some of the buggy issues with apps and software that I assume will work themselves out over time - for instance, if our wifi drops (which it occasionally does) instead of the Chromebook reconnecting, I have to restart it in order to find the signal again

The lack of back lighting is not usually an issue as the letters are reflective and the amazing screen illuminates them

This is not an isolated issue, it's actually quite common among this Chromebook

The issues have become so unbearable that I'm having to look for something to replace this "fantastic piece of machinery" with

I get my new one back, and for two weeks it is great, then.... the same issue

there are still lag issues

If a configuration option that is common to most mobile devices, such as a timed delay before credentials are required was available, this issue would be more tolerable

So far day one the function of this computer seem t be fine no issues there

Mine has a weird "issue": one of the two screen brackets is slightly more opaque than the other one

Lack of backlighting is not an issue: the screen is so bright that the keys are pretty lit

(it has some issues with crashing when losing focus if it's connecting to a server) but overall is a treat of an experience when used on this Chromebook

However, the savings in weight is enough for me to overlook those minor issues.

the house don't have any issue ) and the pen already broke with normal use and is now stuck inside the machine

My Chromebook suffers from the infamous 'phantom touchscreen issue' (Google/Youtube Samsung Chromebook Phantom touchscreen to know about this issue)

As someone that frequently deals with *nix systems, I'm well aware of how well Linux (what Chromium OS and thus Chrome OS use for their kernel) can perform and how well it can handle issues that might pop up during run time

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

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

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