acer Nitro V 15 Gaming Laptop with Microsoft Office Lifetime License, 15.6" FHD IPS 144Hz Display, Intel i9-13900H, 16GB RAM DDR5, 1TB SSD, GeForce RTX 4060,Wi-Fi 6, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 11 Pro

So far so good. This Chromebook Spin came double-boxed, with an Acer card inside, and still had factory stickers and protectors on it. To all appearances it's never been used. Performance is good, and you aren't necessarily tied at the hip to Google, other than having to have a Google account to access the device. (An anonymous account can be easily enough created.) This machine will also run Linux applications, including Wine if you want to run Windows programs. I deleted all the Google apps I could, and found a nice little Android notepad app to to replace the crappy Google version. I run DuckDuckGo browser in addition to Chrome (which i keep on a short leash), and installed Proton VPN. If you're a musician/composer, check out the Android app Caustic. The interface is well-suited for the screen on this device. Overall I am quite pleased with this, my first portable computer.

Good value for entry level Chromebook. Used for internet, email, and Google Workspace. Also like the tablet mode for e-readers. Not bulky when in tablet mode and it's light weight. Works well in tablet mode but the touch screen is a bit finicky, which is a fine trade off for the price and quality build. This is an entry level Chromebook. The specs are not for gaming. Google is improving the Andorid intergration and slowly adding more available Android apps. The Auto Update Enddate (AUE) is June 2028 adding to the value for the cost.

Great chromebook. I purchased my first Acer Spin 311 through Target, and now a second Acer Spin 311 via Amazon. I have zero problems with this Chromebook. Responsive touchscreen. Hinge on this 360 degree laptop is plastic but strong. The AUE date (Automatic Update Expiration) data is June, 2027. That is five years away. Since I got this chromebook at a good price, that AUE date is okay. Finally, and this comment applies to all chromebooks, I really like the security provided by a chromebook. Chromebooks use an operating system that pervasively uses a technique called "sandboxing". Sandboxing applies to both apps and the Chrome browser. For example, every time a tab is done in a Chrome browser all its data is thrown away. The "sandbox" is emptied out. Nothing sticks around on your computer. This sandboxing makes it very difficult for attackers to inject malware into your chromebook. This sandoxing makes the ChromeOS far safer than Windows or MacOS. This does NOT mean that malware attacks cannot happen, but they are much harder to pull off. As for this laptop, I like it for everyday use far more than my Macbook simply because I can use it as a tablet or a laptop, and it is very light for travel. Also excellent battery life.

It's good enough for her! I wouldn't use it. The touch screen is annoyingly unresponsive and the display looks awful, but for a kid, it's more than enough.

The size is perfect for browsing the internet. I love the touch screen as it's super responsive. Using it in the folded tablet way makes it very versatile. Would definitely recommend for easy tasks.

Product arrived without any physical blemishes - and for the most part, operated as expected. The main problem was its inability to recognize multiple San Disk SD cards (new and old) without having to eject the card each time the screen went to sleep... mostly, it had problems loading music files (for play) off of SD card - had to re-initiate the process each time I wanted to listen to my songs - tried multiple music apps from Google Play. Otherwise, the rest of the functions worked as expected, and I rather enjoyed my first Chromebook experience besides those issues.

This is a great computer. We purchased it for my daughter and it works great. I’m impressed with the battery life that it has.

This product was fine was it lasted (although the web camera kind of sucked, I looked kind of green during the Zoom meetings I used it for). I used it pretty sparingly as I only wanted to have a backup laptop at home for when I didn't want to use my work laptop at home. Unfortunately at about 5 months owning the computer it turned off and didn't turned on again. No damage had been done to it, never dropped, always handled carefully. It would charge, the indicator light would come on, but the device screen remained black. I looked up troubleshooting methods and called customer service but nothing worked and when I contacted the seller, Amazon, and the manufacturer about the problem no one had any help for me. I do wish I'd purchased the additional warranty as Amazon's policy for fixing/replacing renewed items is only 90 days. 5 months lifetime for a laptop I paid nearly 200 bucks for and used very lightly is pretty terrible, even in this age of egregious planned obsolescence I would have hoped for at least a year. I definitely would not recommend purchasing renewed items from Amazon.