Acer Chromebook 15 CB3-532-C8DF, Intel Celeron N3060, 15.6" HD Display, 4GB LPDDR3, 16GB eMMC, 802.11ac WiFi 5, Google Chrome

I use this computer to play games on and the main feature I like about Chrome is that it has no down loads all of the tie like your full blown computers do.

BOUGHT THIS FOR MY GRAND-DAUGHTER. IT IS LARGER THEN THE ONE SHE HAD FOR SCHOOL BUT THIS IS THE ONE THAT THEY USE IN SCHOOL. SHE IS VERY HAPPY WITH ALL THE EXTRAS . MORE RAM, ETC

It refuses to charge so I took it to a technician who told me its the battery so I went ahead and got a new battery but it still won't charge.

I purchased it for the community center . It can be used in addition to school system during this pandemic .

Its good for something simple but you can't do much with it.

Great machine. Battery lasts incredibly long. Easily stays on sleep mode for hours without losing a single percent on the battery life, and wakes up from sleep in 2 seconds flat, which makes this an incredibly handy device.BUT the 16gb of memory is obviously tiny. Like many of you are probably thinking, I too thought to myself when I purchased this "no big deal, I see it has an SD slot; I'll just expand the memory with a 128gb SD card."Well, not so fast. You can't actually insert the SD card the whole way into the slot. About half of it sticks out, making this a very unfeasible option for permanently/semi-permanently expanding the memory. You can get a low-profile SD card adapter, which helps, but doesn't completely solve the problem.Also, ChromeOS and the apps that it has access to often feel quite awkward on a Chromebook. A Chromebook, of course, is much more like a laptop... but ChromeOS an the apps for ChromeOS treat it like it's a smartphone. For example, you don't even have the option of putting any icons for anything on your desktop. And you can only have ONE -- that's right ONE -- folder on the whole darn thing! (The "downloads" folder, in which you have to put every single file you want to have). All feels like a deliberate scam by google to coerce you into buying more Google Drive space at a nice monthly fee considering how much of a pain in the neck it is to actually have anything stored on your Chromebook. I'd deduct more stars, but I know this is Google's fault, not Acer's.

Fast shipping from this seller. Acer Chromebook is actually better than I anticipated. Excellent Android based Internet only device. Very, very nice for a $200 device!

Nice computer at a very reasonable price. The battery life is good. Screen size is perfect but the resolution is average. Battery life is excellent. My main criticism is the power cord outlet. Due to some carelessness, I have had to replace the power cord twice already because the stem broke off. I wish this had a two-prong adapter which would be more stable and no so easily snapped. Otherwise I would give this 5 stars.

Good for simple functions. Good large screen.