Acer Spin 11 Convertible Chromebook, Intel Celeron N3350, 11.6" HD Touch Display, 4GB DDR4, 32GB eMMC with Pen and Case - Brand New

I purchased this product for my 10yr old daughter. This Duo laptop/tablet is perfect for her to use for School and Entertainment. I was able to put all her school apps each teacher required for at home learning on it with no problem.Each app works great with Zoom as well.I was concerned that I would not have enough space but I do,The camera takes great photos and videos as well have awesome clear clarity. My sister purchased the same product but it was an HP,she spent more UNNESSARY money than I did,after seeing my child's DUO now she regrets chasing the HP name brand. My ACER is Everything!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Never had a chromebook, don't know why I waited so long. Love that it turns on when lid is opened. Very snappy and responsive. Love the feel and design. A little on the weighty side, but does feel like a good build quality with durability. comes with a nice sleeve. I streamed movies and songs from my personal cloud library with no issues. Easily found my smart TV and streamed content to TV with no issues. Has nice features like 2 3.0 USB ports, USB C and micro SD slot.. Music and movies sounded good, But would prefer speakers to not be on the bottom. Screen Quality is good. The Wacom stylus was immediately recognized and worked well. This will be my Go To for travel so I can access my info without having to carry additional media around, instead will access on the cloud. This is definitely a multi-stream device which is Googles intention and I think it works quite well.

Purchased this primarily for the size, features and aesthetic look. Was shocked by the battery life, it claimed 10 hours, but mine frequently gets nearer to 12 with conservative use. The touch screen which is Corning gorilla glass feels great and is very responsive. The included stylus acts as a pen, pointer, eraser and more. Touch pad seems more responsive than even some full-function laptops that I’ve tried. At least those on the cheaper end. The only negatives would be the stylus holder is a cheap, adhesive sleeve. Which, whatever it works but it’s not brilliant. And that you can’t open hand open it due to the light weight and stiffer swivel hinges for tablet mode but I’m hoping that the hinges will last. Definitely nothing annoying enough to stop the purchase or recommendation of. I often have several internet tabs open at once for work and it doesn’t ever seem to be slow.

I am not as happy with this purchase as I thought I would be. Being my first chromebook, it's a learning curve for me but I did get the hang of it after playing around with it. Display is good. Size is good too, although I have trouble seeing it sometimes seems not large enough. The wifi always gave me trouble which is why I deducted 1 star. It always had a medium or worse connection to my Spectrum wifi and nothing was wrong with my connection. Processor seems fast enough. The pen function is okay; it's not anywhere near as good as my Note8 with the s-pen, but it was one of the functions I chose this particular model for. It included a neat case, pen, and extra nibs for the pen along with full-sized charger. It charges really fast. Its light in weight without the cheap feel to it. My device doesn't seem to hold a charge even though I shut it down. When I go to use it I always have to charge it. Another reason for the 1 star deduction. Overall a good chromebook for the price I paid.

This little device was great for daily simple needs. I can see why it is popular with students. I brought back because I do occasionally do some photo editing and video editing and for that it just could perform. Not that it should. The display is on the dim side and the Cileron processor just can not multitask much. Better than other devices at this price point. The included pen/stylus is awesome and the included sleeve is nice. Great little package for the price. I do recommend this CB unless you can step up to $400+ price point. I would suggest at the time of the review to look up Dell Inspiron and HP. They go on sale for $450 often.