Review on 💻 Acer Chromebook Spin 713 with 2K VertiView Touch Screen - Intel Core i3-10110U, 4GB DDR4, 64GB eMMC, Backlit Keyboard, Chrome OS, Bundled with Woov 32GB SD Card by Ada Wocial ᠌

The gadget is only for admirers of severe aluminum cases. Don't take this break if you require a Chromebook to work or play with Linux and Windows apps in addition to Web and Android apps. Got advantages: - Support for low-demand Android applications - Complete aluminum body Work in tablet mode is possible. A built-in stylus is available and never needs to be recharged. the availability of the required compatibility interfaces (2xUSB-C, 1xUSB-A, 1xMicroSD) has drawbacks - The phrase "we chopped with an ax" and the design motto "beauty is not the main thing" The lid expands slightly past the base when the device is in tablet mode, creating the impression that it is a crooked brick with screens mounted on the sides. Performance is terrible and is comparable to a $200 Chromebook in this configuration for the 2022 model with hardware virtualization support disabled. Despite the fact that you may technically enable support for Linux apps in the settings, none of the typical graphical programs will start at all or won't look anything like them (see performance above) - Bad performance prevents normal Windows OS installation and prevents anomalous Windows application launches (nothing more than regular Notepad for Windows will run on this device, and even it will slow down).