SeekerAcer Chromebook 15
$350 can buy you a hell of a computer
-- As reviewed by The Verge
Product details
- Chromebook runs on Chrome OS - an operating system by Google that is built for the way we live today It comes with built-in virus protection updates automatically boots up in seconds and continues to stay fast over time (Internet connection is required)
- All the Google apps you know and love come standard on every Chromebook which means you can edit download and convert Microsoft Office files in Google Docs Sheets and Slides
- With the Google Play Store you can access a rich library of apps games music movies TV books magazines and more all from your Chromebook
- Chromebooks come with built-in storage for offline access to your most important files and an additional 100GB of Google Drive space to ensure that all of your files are backed up automatically
- Intel Celeron N3350 15 6” Full HD IPS Touch Display 4GB Memory 32GB eMMC and Up to 13-hour Battery Life
PROS
+ Big screen
+ Great trackpad
+ Fast performance
+ Long battery life
CONS
- It’s big and clunky
- Plastic finish feels cheap
- Good luck printing
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Expert reviews and ratings
By The Verge on March 18, 2015
$350 can buy you a hell of a computer
78
By IGN on February 20, 2018
Overall the Acer Chromebook 15 kept up with my tests and day-to-day usage just fine. I never felt it was underpowered or sluggish, which is the case with a lot of Chromebooks. It has a healthy number and variety of ports and a beautiful display, making it a premium offering. My biggest gripe is its scant 32GB of storage, which is at odds with the high-end nature of this model. Also nothing about it really impressed me aside from the display, making it a pretty average Chromebook.
75
By TechAdvisor on May 24, 2018
For undemanding users, the Chromebook 15 looks to be a decent budget laptop. It offers a larger-than-usual screen with a sensible resolution and there’s a touchscreen model if you’re willing to pay extra.
If it lives up to the 14-hour battery life claims, then it’ll be a very tempting proposition for some people that would otherwise have to put with with less than half that from a similarly priced Windows laptop.
However, do bear in mind that you can’t run Windows apps on a Chromebook and a £399/US$349 Windows laptop will have a more powerful processor and a much wider choice of software.
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