HP Chromebook 14-inch HD Touchscreen Laptop, Intel Celeron N4000, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, Chrome (14a-na0040nr, Ceramic White)

I bought this 14-inch Chromebook and honestly, I was surprised. It’s very beautiful, lightweight, and fast. The design is modern and elegant, and it’s super easy to carry around.The screen is a great size and looks sharp—perfect for studying, working, or watching videos. Chrome OS runs very smoothly and boots up super fast. It’s ideal for everyday tasks like browsing the web, writing, using Google Docs, and more.Another big plus is the battery life: it lasts several hours without needing to charge. I also love how well it integrates with all Google services like Drive, Gmail, and YouTube.In short: this is an excellent choice if you’re looking for something functional, stylish, and affordable. Highly recommended!

Everything was great

This Device Was recieved on Monday March 5,2021, as promised. This new unit, booted up right away after putting in my SSID and Password. A word of advise make sure you use caps when needed.This review is being completed on my new HP Chromebook now seemingly fully functional. Please forgive my spelling errors as this is the first time using this device and the shortcuts, I have yet to learn.The reason this Chomebook is my chorse for now, is that google says all work is in the cloud and therefore reduces viruses, on that we shall see. Another reason is that the battery life is reported as being 13 hours of continuous use, again we shaal see.As of now I have no complaints. However expect an update soon.UPDATE.....Tuesday April 26, 2022I have been using this Chromebook for a year and feel that this is an investment that was well worth every penny that I spendAll that was promised has been achieved. I have experienced what this unit can do. I am glad of my choice. The battery life on my Chromebook is great. When you close the lid it shuts down and saves the battery with almost no battery drain until you reopen and your work is still there waiting for you. You can login to any wifi but you should have a good VPN to protect you ass you travel. 😘

I got this as a replacement for my two year old Walmart Samsung 11.6" Chromebook that began having keyboard issues. I haven't had it very long, so can't say very much here, other than I think I prefer the smaller size, after all. (I could have found another 11.6" but thought I'd give this a shot.) One minor problem is that every time I've tried to access Google Messages so far, the OS resets. (This does not happen on my Samsung Chromebook or on my Windows desktop.) I do really like the back-lit keyboard, and wonder why that is not implemented in more models. The battery life and rapid charging are also better than I have previously experienced, so there's another plus. Now hopefully this machine will remain operational for longer than a couple of years -- or is that an unreasonable expectation? 8-)

Have had this for a few years now and it has never let me down.

We bought these for my kids in the middle of covid because my kids had work to do from home and the school was charging us 50 dollars a year for insurance. These are awesome for our elementary and middle school kids. We also travel a lot. For the car, this is perfect and they can watch movies once they are downloaded. The battery lasted our last 5 hour trip.This is not a good device for college aged kids. It can only do 'google' things and once in college, you need many more options (I am a college professor, so just a recommendation).The picture is clear, the touch screen works great and battery life is amazing. Its on the lighter side too which is nice.

Pros: Nice build and feel, great speakers, simple setup, great valueCons: Within a few minutes of connecting to my wifi, it killed the internet connections to all other devices including its own connection. We have a rather common modem/router, the Arris panoramic models you get on rental from Comcast or Cox, in the west.After working with Amazon and then HP support, it became evident the issue is a modem driver within the computer needing to be updated. HP support claimed it was a known issue with my router/modem -- yet they didn't troubleshoot it and didn't ask which manufacturer/model device I had. In theory, the problem (a driver) is fixable..... if you can get the driver downloaded and added to the computer. In this case, this chromebook does not have an ethernet port -- so there's no actual way to install the driver and address the problem without loading it on a USB drive, downloaded from another computer, or sending in the computer for repair.Summary: You may have a modem or router that doesn't conflict or have a driver issue and be perfectly fine. I wasn't able to experience much beyond the handful of minutes it would be connected. However, there's no way to know in advance if you will encounter this problem or not. If you're willing to risk it and have the time to a) work with support or find/load the driver yourself, and/or b) return the device (stick to the 30 day window), then proceed with caution. Otherwise, I recommend passing on this and going with something else.For reference, in our situation we ended up going with a Lenovo C340 Chromebook for just a little bit more money with a better processor, more RAM, bigger screen (a flipable touchscreen). My router/model and internet connection have been fine with the Lenovo.

I love this little guy! Works great so far, will update if something happens