Lenovo Flagship Chromebook, 14'' FHD Touchscreen Slim Thin Light Laptop Computer, 8-Core MediaTek Kompanio 520 Processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, WiFi 6,Chrome OS, Abyss Blue

I bought this for my sister, who needed an easy way to get online and do email and such at her retirement community. She loves it. We’ll worth the money

Nice laptop. Fast and works great.

It takes some getting used to if you are a Windoze guy like me. I’m still figuring it out. Sharing USB drives between Chrome and Windoze isn’t seamless but will work for most things. I like one instant on and long battery life.

Perfect for what it is used for! My 2 year old grand son uses it to play games on and watch his you tube videos. Very easy to set up and is a good quality chrome book!

Great for basic use, fast internet speed, sometimes slow with touchscreen.

This is mainly a travel laptop for me. I just need it for browsing, YouTube, Netflix, etc... Maybe a bit Gmail but otherwise very limited.This is not a high-powered laptop. Yes, it boots fast (Chromebook) but you can tell it is not a flagship, which is fine based on the price. Everything I state is based on that price. The screen is great, I would complain if this would be a $1000 laptop. Cam is also fine, battery life is much better compared to all previous Chromebooks I had. The keyboard is good but it is awkward coming from previous Chromebooks or my work laptop. It feels too wide and I need to look at the keys while typing but as I said, use it for watching videos ;)I buy a new Chromebook every two years (and give the old one to family) and I just know, this will be a great travel laptop for two years ;)

Got this laptop for light gaming but mostly as a means to keep and slice 3d files for 3d printing. Works amazingly in both ways

I've purchased dozens of Chromebooks for clients who need reliable, durable, and capable devices. Over time, we've homed in on the best options and brand. Lenovo has excellent quality at a competitive price. This is the cheapest Lenovo Chromebook option in this model line, and it has a 14" touchscreen. Many similarly priced Chromebooks from other brands do not.This model and the same model previous year stand up to hospital demands. Many people use them, they are used and charged daily, and they get dropped and spilled on and often have to be antiseptically cleaned. I have to deal with Chromebook repairs and see far fewer of these than other brands and only from serious abuse.There are a few things I don't like, but most apply to all Chromebook, like accessory options like protection and connected pens even from 3rd parties, needed improvements to OS which Lenovo can't control, and the fact that Lenovo is a Chinese owned company (I have to consider HIPAA implications).But overall, this model has been the go-to for us for some time.