Acer Chromebook R11 CB5-132T-C67Q Touch screen Chromebook with Intel Celeron N3060 Processor, 11.6" IPS Multitouch screen 4GB Memory, 32GB SSD and Google Chrome OS

My MacBook Pro died after six years and this was supposed to be the interim solution while I made a longer term plan. Now this is the plan. The Chromebook does everything I need and the Acer quality is really good.

I am a streamer and i needed a smaller laptop but one i could use for work with ease, and fast. I was not expecting to love this laptop but I do! I came to this from a 13 in MacBook Pro and it is an upgrade for me (for what I use it for). The touch screen is great and i love being able to use it as a laptop and a tablet. I was hesitant to use Chrome OS but have found it to work very well on it's own and with my Windows desktop. I would highly recommend this product!

works great I've had it for a couple of months. a wonderful computer for school and home entertainment. i was able to download actual games and apps that I also have on my phone. 100 % recommend..

This is an excellent chrome book. Does everything I need. I am a teacher, so use it for lesson plans and such. My kids use it to do homework. Never had any problems.

I'm very pleased. This is my "easy chair" computer, so my needs are few, but within the natural limitations of Chrome OS, it's very quick. Display looks good. Feels substantial. Hinge seems robust, which was a worry. So far, I see no effect of running Android apps along with Chromebook apps. Entirely seamless. (Unlike phones, it won't migrate your existing apps, so you have to install them yourself. Obviously, many phone apps won't be available, because this isn't a phone and has no LTE capability.) Best of all, the Android apps I've tried make as good a use of the display as do the native apps. Longish Youtube videos stream with faults, even on the miserable radio link service that is all I can get in the country. It is, of course, Chrome OS, and you have to put some thought into using it offline. But everyone's phone will Hotspot today, so Chrome OS is really no burden. And because I now use Google FI as my phone provider (check that out, by the way), this will be my traveling computer overseas. It's 32 GB, so it's wise to get an SD card or some other accessory storage or make sure you make use of Google Drive. It did pick up all my Google account things, so really, all I had to do to get it running was enter my Google password, allow it access to my location, enter my WIFI password, and go. I love the 360 folding. It makes its own very sturdy stand. I don't use the keyboard much, but it's sure nice to have it. I will add a wireless mouse, because I very much dislike touchpads. In short, it perfectly fills the gap between my powerhouse desktop and my phone. I got this because I had a cheap Windows 2-in-1 that has begun running out of memory shortly after beginning to use it, and I noticed my wife's Chromebook almost never locks up. And it is an old one. I really think these things have matured. I bought it in a Walmart store. Had to have some discussion, because it was on the web site rolled back, and the store had it at the higher price, but they just looked at their own site and accepted the lower price. For far cheaper than a new smart phone, it's a lot of machine.

I purchased this for my wife to replace a tablet. After a week's use, I would recommend a Chromebook and this Acer in particular since the operating system is super simple thus fast, apps can cover just about all user needs if not too sophisticated, and the R11 is well made and versatile.

This chrome book is a little bit bigger then the other 11.6 acer spin I have. I love how this one have grips in place to stop the screen from rubbing/ touching the keyboard. The ssd drive makes a different in uploading multiple tasks at once. It also arrived sooner then expected. So far pretty happy with the purchase.

Like the compact size. like the touch screen that allows enlarging the format, tho screen size limit information without enlarging. Kinda miss that 15 in. screen. seems a little slower than my last chromebook, but hope it lasts longer than the 2 years I got out of that one. I like to run 4-5 screens at once. Did that shorten the life of the last one? Appreciate the added storage. I'm 72, and not too computer savvy. Like to study stock charts.

This chromebook is good for basic things such as surfing the internet. It is not going to be a good choice for you if you want to upload pictures and videos from a camera for editing because it does not allow you to download software that would normally come with your camera and it doesn't have a photo/video editing program installed and the apps it allows you download just makes things much harder than they should be. If it wasn't for that I would love this chromebook. I bought this because of the glowing reviews but had I known that it wasn't ideal for photo and video editing or that you can't download software other than what is in the google play store I would have stuck with a macbook or a different type of laptop. I do like that you can switch between using this as a laptop or pad (tablet). Its a good price if you just need something for searching the web, writing documents, etc.

love everything about it the style and color just everything about it is fantastic EXCEPT it freezes and laggs sometime s I was so upset returning it but I need something that is fast