Chromebook CM14 Laptop, 14" HD Anti-Glare Display (1366x768), MediaTek Kompanio 520, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, ChromeOS, Gray, CM1402CM2A-DS44, Gravity Grey

This product is build light weight and is small enough to carry with you but large enough to be able to see exactly what you’re doing. The battery lasts forever and that’s a huge bonus when I’m often working where power isn’t accessible. The Chromebook is sleek and looks high quality. It processes fast and functions as a high quality laptop would for a fraction of the price. The keyboard is fluid and easy to use. Definitely worth the money!

Just got this in yesterday and using it at work. We have one at our nurse's st. that I have been using for about a month and that's why I decided to get my own to replace my HP flip that died last month. This computer is fast and out performs the other chromebooks we have at the nurse's st. We have a dell and another HP chromebook and I just preferred to use this one. I couldn't beat the price although I wanted another flip (tablet/laptop combo) This was half the price I was going to pay. It gets the job done for my charting, web browsing etc. Would highly recommend.

Works good. Get's the job done! This is more affordable than a cell phone. You can do everything you need on a larger screen! Only thing I do not like is that is not a touch screen, BUT, they did send a mouse. Would order again.

As said by many, you get what you pay for. This is the ideal chromebook worth the price if you are a 2-year community college student. Only after almost 2 years of owning this chromebook am I having issues, notably it wanting to crash when I open Google Images. For me, this thing was efficient for almost two years. Relatively decent for a chromebook at this price.

This is/was a few $ more than my previous Asus Chromebooks while boasting similar stats. Unlike this, either of my prior computers boasted a sturdy design. Both lasted longer than expected and survived serious damage. While I was annoyed to need to spend about $80 more for a comparably equipped Chromebook, I can say that this is notably more robust feeling and rigid than the others. It's not light, but it's similar to Chromebooks that have had in the past. One month of ownership is two soon to speak to it's durability. My rating reflects my lack of disappointment. My only concern is that it's sharp edges and more rigid design will actually be a point of weakness rather than strength as they seem more likely to break than bend when dropped or bumped. My previous Chromebooks withstood multiple spills and splashes despite not having been advertised as being water resistant. I have not tested this but hope that this laptop is even more spill resistant than my past Chromebooks.

So I bought this Chromebook shortly after my old Google Chromebook died... I'm looking through when I see Asus, "ooh, I like them!" Have lactas products for a long time, ever since I bought a little netbook back in 2008... I bought most of their phones, admittedly there's zenfone 9 was less than ideal.. But surely that was a fluke right? I like to do art... Writing, actual drawing... Things like that. I don't do that on my normal computer cuz I will completely sidetrack myself... So my old Chromebook died. This was the choice... It finally came in and I was so excited to finally get started. Oh, it comes with a mouse! I thought that was unusual, I guess I should have taken that as a red flag. By the time I had logged into my Gmail account, I had figured out that this phone doesn't have a touch screen. I haven't even tried anything beyond this, I can't believe they're still making Chromebooks like this... It blows my mind... Bad enough when I'm at work and I try to hit the screen to make something happen, and forget I have to use my mouse... Not doing that at home.

I'm generally a desktop user, so I was looking for something light to use when I'm sitting on the couch looking to browse. I can't stand looking things up on my phone, so I thought a Chromebook would be nice since I'm primarily a google person. This is a great buy, feels very high quality and does everything I need it to do. I'm still getting used to the chrome OS, but it fits all of my needs. It would have been very hard to beat this price.

You get what you pay for. i bought it when it was $140? The mouse pad is super jumpy.. I finally got it to settle down by restoring factory settings. Maybe it got shook up in delivery? Who knows. It will get the job done; e-mails, FB, streaming, etc. Very basic.

The charger is not suitable for Australia but for the US.

The first delivery didn’t arrive which I refunded and ordered another one. Been using it for lightweight web browsing and email and the battery life is really great! it’s one of the cheaper chromebook with a usb-c port charger which was convenient to charge. The rugged material is a bonus too