Acer Spin 311 3H 11.6'' 2-in-1 Touchscreen Chromebook (8-Core MediaTek MT8183C, 64GB eMMC, 4GB RAM, Stylus) Flip Convertible Laptop, 15-Hr Battery Life, IST Pen, Webcam, Chrome OS, Pure Silver

Though it looks exactly like my previous Asus Chromebook (model C101P) which reached its AUE, there's one major difference with this Acer model. And that's the battery's life which is pretty amazing. After being fully charged, this item keeps working for days which I consider a real plus. Other than that, I haven't encountered any problems with it yet. The touchscreen feature also works well. Highly recommended.UPDATE: I've had the Chromebook for almost three weeks now and today the screen suddenly froze leaving all keys and the pointer inoperable. Turning the power on and off had no effect. I'm sure others know the fix for this dilemma but I learned that simply pushing the ESC key (top row, fourth in from the left) and the power key simultaneously instantly solves the problem. Hopefully, it won't happen again but at least I know how to deal with it.

I build websites and like the flexibility of this laptop. I can flip it to watch movies, use it like a ipad or laptop, touch screen works perfect. I've had it almost two years now with no regrets.

This chromebook is trash. The wifi connection is terrible. I can confirm that it's the chromebook itself because other wireless items in the same room have perfect connectivity. Most of the apps don't work or run, and half of the streaming I do has to be in the browser because the apps regularly crash even when they're the only thing running on the darn thing. Streaming is the only use for this hunk of junk now, I had to purchase a different tablet for my intended use of drawing with the touch screen. The bluetooth also doesn't work at all. My headphones work with my phone and other tablet fine but this chromebook won't connect with any of my bluetooth cabale headphones no matter the manufacturer. (Sony, Jlab, offbrand, airpods). I don't know if I just got a dud, but it was a total waste of money.

ChromebookOS is not as elegant and versatile as Windows 10/11 and overall when I need to do serious work I still go back to Windows and Microsoft Office 365.I'm not a great fan of Google. GMAIL is messy and Google Drive is inferior to OneDrive and I don't like that Google made me have a Gmail account, etc.Until I learn more, I still prefer Microsoft OS and products. But I do like the Chromebook for it quick boot up, size etc. The ACER 311 with touch screen, etc is nice. The ability to fold it backwards into a tablet is a worthy feature although I don't use it that way often. But I don't like the fact that as a tablet it rests on the keyboard.The battery life is good - at least all day or more - and it recharges quickly. When I take it to work I have a power cable in my bag, but have never had to use it.I wish it had a second USB-A port and an SD card port, but I bought a multi-port expansion hub that, although a bit inconvenient, meets my needs.A good device for the price. I have two of them: one stays at home and the other one travels. One convenient feature of ChromebookOS is that when both are logged in to the same Google account, they both nearly replicate each other and "look" and function nearly the same.

I like the smaller size, 11.6 as it's so easy to use anywhere and to take on trips. It is lightweight but sturdy. Resolution and sound are good. Large, textured keys are very nice. I like the Android OS, as you can download and run apps. Battery life is good. It's got everything you need from a laptop, is fast and at the lowest price. My last Chromebook lasted 5 years, and I used it every day, so I am happy to have found this one to replace it.

lo unico que no me llego es el lapiz que en la publicacion decia que venia. la chromebook bien pero no vino el lapiz

This is my 3rd chromebook, although it is made by Acer. My last 2 were made by Chromebook. Everything has imported very easily and set up was a snap. Much clearer screen than my previous units and I love the touchscreen. Great product for the money

This works best, right now, as my granddaughter is learning how to use the computer. She can use it for digital learning days and to connect with her eClasses to study homework and work on lessons. She enjoys it for other activities also.