acer Chromebook Spin 511 11.6" HD Touchscreen Convertible 2 in 1 Chromebook, Intel N100, 8GB ‎LPDDR5 RAM, 224GB Storage (64GB SSD + 160GB Docking Station Set), ‎Intel UHD Graphics, Chrome OS, Black

Very good laptop for a cheap price. Pretty fast and connects to ANDRIOD PHONES ONLY.. If you decide to hook them up to each other. Runs games pretty nice but i wouldnt suggest buying these and wanting to play games like roblox.

Nice Chromebook! I can't believe it's refurbished. Looks like it's brand new! Works great 👍 I recommend this to anyone looking for a nice computer for anyone on a budget.

Until this Chromebook, I used my iPhone and/or iPad for almost all of my computing needs. That has worked out well enough for me, but sometimes it's just easier to use something with a proper keyboard. I stumbled across this refurbished Acer 315 going for $99, and figured that it was worth a shot. I came in perfect condition - looked brand new out of the box. Setup was easy, and chromeOS and a handful of Android apps are a decent - but occasional - alternative to the iOS ecosystem. My only complaint with this device is the screen - it's big and clear enough, but the viewing angles leave much to be desired. If not viewed head on, the on screen images become quickly washed out or dark. To me that's a small price to pay since this isn't my workhorse, but there are undoubtedly Chromebooks out there with better screens.

I have been using this laptop for 2 days and it's great. It's pretty big, it has no scratches, and it's completely new. I have signed in to HBO, Netflix, Tubi, Crunchyroll, and YouTube. All work well and are so smooth. Though, Roblox is quite laggy. So if you are looking for a laptop to game on, this isn't the one. But the reason I bought it was for writing and watching movies and such. So for me, it's a 5 out of 5.

It's a refurb, but it looked and acted brand new. Registration as a new device was easy using my Android phone. There was 43 GB of internal storage available, and a microSD card slot for more. I will be using it for traveling, checking email, web browsing, writing documents, so I can leave my heavy Windows laptop at home. I like the large 15.6" screen. It is relatively light (2 ounces more than the stated 3.5 pounds) and power efficient. I won't even take the charger, it charges just fine on my USB-C phone charger. It's inexpensive enough that I decided not to buy the extended warranty.

I'm a software engineer for a living and have been using computers for a very long time. When my main laptop developed a problem that was going to it take a while to repair I decided to purchase one of these relatively inexpensive Chromebooks to have as a backup. I am pleasantly surprised with how usable it is. Its screen is fairly nice and for basic use of browsing the web, checking, email and doing zoom meetings it works just fine and also happens to use a lot less power than my main laptop (though in gallery mode, it's only capable of displaying nine people presumably due to the hardware's limitations). However, it pretty much replaced any usage for my tablet which I might as well sell at this point. For recreational trips, I'll now be taking this instead of my main laptop as its lighter weight, gets the job done, uses less power, and is something I'm less worried about getting stolen. In my view this Chromebook represents an incredibly good value and bang for the buck.

H reposed to work with the sap system software so it was refund back

This Chromebook is of good quality. It is not touchscreen but the screen size is large. It is very clear and easy to access.