I have an Acer Chromebook from 2015 and still runs fine, even without the updates Model ZRF Acer CB5-571 series. Never expected it to be like a Mac or Windows laptop, always used for browseing the internet like Im doing now, thats why I would definelty get another Acer product.
Nice review. I'm a big fan of the Spin 311, but have the MediaTek version with the MT8183 prcoessor (review over on the channel). I think it does have the edge over the N4020 (I have that in the Lenovo Flex 3i), but on your Intel based Spin 311 you get a lot more connectivity (just the single USB A and USB C on the MediaTek machine and no card reader). Some great prices available in different regions recently, especially as we approach Black Friday.
Not in that price range, but if you get a newer one from Samsung, you will probably have better speakers. Ultimately, though, I think if you're using a laptop (especially a budget laptop) it's worth investing in some earphones.
Do you by chance know what the difference is between the Acer Chromebook Spin 311 CP311-3H-K23X and CP311-3H-K3WL. I am making my purchase today. Just want to know if there is a difference with these numbers/letters?
Now Target has this chromebook (64GB) for $199. I just got one on this Christmas holiday. I use Stadia to play a 4K game and the visual quality of the game is even better than that on my desktop with a $3000 graphics card. The keyboard is also good, which gives me a Macbook feeling. The downside is the speaker.
@@carolinajimenez998 I use it to play Stadia game (Assassin's Creed Odyssey) with a game controller. The machine is very good for Stadia and I am very happy.
I have the Acer R11 but recently it won't let me type Iike on fb so looking to upgrade. Trying to decide between Acer convertible spin 311 ( cp311-3h-k23x) or Lenovo chromebook 3 ( 82kn-0000us) thoughts? Thanks in advance
Sorry to get to this comment late. I would go with Acer. I really liked my experience with the Spin311, and Lenovo machines (although really good value) can be finicky at times in my experience.
It might depend on your internet connection, but I think you'd be able to watch in 720p okay. I wouldn't count on being able to HDMI out to a 4k screen or anything like that.
