HP Chromebook 14 Laptop, Intel Celeron N4000 Processor, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, 14” HD Display, Chrome, Lightweight Computer with Webcam and Dual Mics, Home, School, Music, Movies (14a-na0021nr, 2021)

Arrived on time, was packaged very well. Love my Chromebook. Easy to use. Coming off of a Dell that constantly got stuck in updates, this laptop is such an ease to use, update, and I love that it's so lite to carry.

Fantastic Chromebook. Bright display! Long batter life.Had to replace my ~10 yr old Chromebook because it stopped getting updates and would not work with some sites and services.

You don't expect too much from a Chromebook, but as Chromebooks go, this one is great. I'd have liked a little bit more hard drive space, and the colors are a little bit washed out, but those are very minor complaints.

after three days of owning it . it's fast . high definition audio is nice . the key board not illuminated is a little challenging at night and one u.s.b port .

great product!!!!

Very fast shipping. Working great!

This laptop has been an absolute lifesaver for me as a college student. It’s built like a tank—surviving countless drops and rough handling—and has been incredibly reliable throughout my academic journey. It’s handled everything I’ve thrown at it, from intensive coursework to occasional entertainment, with no issues. The antivirus protection has been top-notch, keeping my system safe and secure. I couldn’t have asked for a better, more affordable laptop to help me earn my degree. 10/10 would recommend as a perfect start-up laptop for any student

I've gotten laptops that were around this price but way more functional than this. I feel like I have an android tablet with keyboards. There needs to be a lot of updates to make this laptop usable.The first thing the stood out to me is the space, I understand that you can put an SD card but why? Shouldn't every functional laptop come with enough space? I've seen phones with more space than this chromebook.Secondly, like I said before it feels like a tablet with a keyboard because you can only download "apps" from the Google play store. Why apps? This just seems so cheesy to me because it gives me mobile phone vibes. It turns me off from wanting to use it.Thirdly, you can't download game files directly from the web for steam, origin etc. You have to allow use of this third-party Linux (beta) files, do some coding crap, and transfer to files over to Linux. And when you do this, you're only left with about 5GB - 7GB of space on the entire chromebook, which makes no sense because now your steam has no purpose because you're unable to download the games due to low storage space.Lastly, you have to use the mobile versions of Microsoft Word, excel, PowerPoint etc. You know the things just about every laptop brand should allow you to get.Long story short, if you are getting this for you kids, cool. They can download apps, play games and watch YouTube. However, if you are an adult and you're using this for more purposes other than research for college. It's pretty useless. I honestly want to return it but I got whatbI payed for. I will honestly not recommend this to anyone else. My review may be harsh but I don't want anyone to experience the disappointment I've felt while purchasing my very first laptop.