Review on Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Enterprise (256GB Storage by Eddie Orrell

The design of the machine is elegant, the video images are sharp and clear, the computer is light, but the big problem with this computer is that it is very buggy, which makes it unreliable when you are trying to get the job done. The screen always works reasonably well, you lose many hours of productive time if the trackpad fails, and of course it always fails at the worst possible moment. In addition, the keyboard backlight only works occasionally. It is not known when this will work or not. This makes the computer unreliable when it comes to getting the job done. But it looks beautiful. The letters and numbers typed on the keyboard are often difficult to read due to insufficient contrast with the color of the keys. That means sometimes you have to squint and turn your head at weird angles to make sure your fingers are in the right place, and it can slow you down. While it's possible to find workarounds for this machine's shortcomings, the flaws in its design, hardware, and software will sever the flow of your creativity. In general the thing looks nice; it is visually appealing. But its performance. Well, another story.