HP Chromebook x360 14-inch HD Touchscreen Laptop, Intel Celeron N4000, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, Chrome (14b-ca0010nr, Ceramic White/Mineral Silver)

Get this computer! It’s great, light, compatible, and touch screen, and cool!

I’ve purchased 3 of these now. 2 from another big box store and 1 from Amazon. I got them for my kids for virtual school, homework etc. My youngest (6 years old) loves it and uses it with ease as well as my older ones ( 8 & 9 yrs old) really great computer. Fast processing and love the touch screen.

This convertible Chromebook is the best of both worlds. It can be used as a laptop or a tablet and I really like this. The screen sharpness is not high definition, but is is very satisfactory for my needs.

Great product

Everything about this Chromebook is great, except for the screen. The screen has poor color, revolution and viewing angels. With a large variety of Chromebooks, I recommend looking elsewhere. Its not terrible, but definitely doesnt live up to expectations of modern Chromebooks.

Love it! Perfect size, easy to carry around, the screen goes all the way to the back, and super light and thin.

Overall a great computer

very good looking laptop/chrome book. definately feels more like a laptop. fast and efficient.

This was my first chromebook purchase. I bought it to use for virtual learning and it has worked out great. The screen resolution isnt the best but its not terrible. The only problem I find is when I use it as a tablet. In tablet mode I end up pushing the keys accidentally since they are on the bottom. And Ive also had trouble finding a case that fits well while in both modes. But aside from that, I have had no issues. If this one was lost or broken I would purchase it again.

Ive not had fewer than 2 computers, desktop and portable since 1987. When I was given this, I was impressed, as its compact and considerably lighter than a regular portable. While its useless without an internet connection, it works well at home, very light and handy. But its cheeeeeeap, very, very cheeeeaply made. Though I didnt pay for it, I am still sort of outraged that it broke after ten months of use, and while they fixed it for free, another 9 months later, it broke again. The problem was/is the power supply. The first time both plugs were replaced, according to the repair invoice and Back cover LCD and Panel kit LCD. I dont know what the last two are, but the power supply connection broke again after barely 9 months of use. Sigh. HP used to be a good company until it decided to stop building quality products and decided to compete on price. I called around, and repairing it would only be $40 more than an new machine! That hardware might not be exactly comparable, (I couldnt turn it on to check out the hardware specs), but I definitely do not recommend this product, and indeed, I no longer trust my formerly beloved HP.