Renewed Acer Chromebook 15 CB3-532-C4ZZ: Celeron N3060, 15.6in HD, 4GB LPDDR3, 32GB Storage, Google Chrome - Best Price! Review

This is supposed to be a 2018 model. However, it is extremely SLOW and fluctuates constantly and frequently. I bought this Chromebook to replace one I bought in 2014 and it's SLOWER than my old one! Also, the giant search button next to the A button is so big that I hit it about 10 times per try to use the machine. Very annoying. I forgot to mention that the speakers are terrible and have hiss, not even at maximum volume, but in normal mode. Acer Chromebooks are usually pretty good, but this…

I am amazed at how well the computer arrived in perfect condition. No dents, no scratches, nothing missing. It comes with a power cord. Very easy to turn on and use. You need a Google account to access it. I was playing around with this as it's a Christmas present for someone else. Battery life seems ok.

Great price and very happy with the performance for the college student who writes articles, researches and submits lessons online.

Certainly not my desktop. But for $150 what you get is amazing. When I think about the fact that I bought my first PC in 1983 with 64K RAM, two floppy drives (no hard drive) and a monochrome text monitor for $5,000, I can only shake my head and marvel at how far we've come. This is a great little car. Does everything I need fast enough. I will use it until it dies and then I will throw it away.

This is my first Chromebook. I did a little research and it seemed to me that this is the best "return on money invested". I've always hesitated to buy anything other than a PC because our world is based on Windows. But my work laptop isn't compatible with Chrome at the moment and IE is VERY SLOW and hard to use with Google (on my computer anyway), thought I'd give a Chromebook a try. I have a Pixel phone and use Google Docs a lot for personal use, so it makes sense. The first impression is…

Bought, completely overhauled and has worked flawlessly so far. Two things I didn't understand about the advent of the Chromebook (it was my first experience). You must have Wi-Fi or you're dead in the water. If your internet connection is down, you cannot work offline. Second, if you want to play games, the ONLY games you can play are the games on the Google Play Store. I don't watch movies on my laptop, but I suspect the Revain Prime membership won't let me watch movies on my Chromebook…