Lenovo – Chromebook Plus 14″ OLED 2K Touchscreen Laptop with Gemini – MediaTek Kompanio Ultra 910 – 16GB Memory 256GB Storage – Seashell

Excellent - This is the best; I absolutely love it, and most importantly, I really appreciate the fact that it features a responsive touch screen interface.

cannot run Linux or STEAM platform for games - good chromebook, but although the hardware supports Linux and STEAM for games, the laptop is unable to install

Very sorry I bought this one - After 5 months, it is malfunctioning in multiple ways, and I have just purchased a new Chromebook Plus, because it is way too frustrating trying to use this as my primary computer any more. I expected so much more from this machine. Everything seemed good in the beginning, but now the battery life is very poor, and it freezes up a lot. (It doesn't help any that my cat, Bob, has ripped off a couple of letters from the keyboard - but it is not the Chromebook's fault that Bob is a jerk.) I will keep this Chromebook, and give it a power wash, and it may be OK as a spare, for streaming stuff. I am someone who keeps a high number of tabs open... I asked AI to compare this Chomebook Plus, with its MediaTek Kompanio Ultra 910 processor, with the new one I've just ordered, which has an Intel i5-1335U processor with 10 cores, and it said that for my specific purposes, the new unit will provide a much better experience.

Great Chromebook in laptop mode - Amazing Chromebook in laptop mode but had issues when docked with errors related to too many USB devices attached.

It was an exceptional experience but I wanted a 360 degree hinge, so I returned it. It was a tough decision and I made a mistake in my research to decide on this model. If you don't care about the convertible or 360 feature, then buy this computer. It's light, fast, and comfortable to use.

Great product - Got this for work. Battery could be a bit longer but it runs smoothly thoughout the day. Im able to get all my basic tasks done like schedule making, multi windows without too much lag on speed. Brightness level is solid.

Great for High School - I picked up this Chromebook for my daughter as she started her first year of high school, and it’s been a great choice so far. It definitely costs more than some of the budget models out there, but the difference in speed and overall performance is noticeable right away. Everything loads quickly, it runs smoothly, and it doesn’t struggle the way the cheaper versions often do. So far, it’s been working really well for her schoolwork and assignments, and it’s nice knowing she has a reliable device that won’t slow her down. It feels like one of those purchases where spending a little extra truly pays off.

Best Chromebook on the market - This Chromebook has enough CPU to make it feel responsive and the track pad works great. Also, the fingerprint reader is very quick and accurate. The battery life is the best you can get on a Chromebook plus. If you keep playstore and Linux off it extends the battery life even further, around 14 hours of use! I am impressed with the overall package.

Love it - Great Chromebook, I'm really enjoying it. Very fast, light to handle, very long battery life.

This Chromebook is just right... - Enough power and storage for everything I do. No more losing internet connection, falling off online meetings or crashing because too many windows open.

Excellent value when on sale. - I’m back! It has been a while since I used a Chromebook on the regular. You would have to go back to my Pixelbook Go days. I loved that laptop, and this Lenovo device feels like the spiritual successor. I will touch on the highlights. Design: it has a decent build and a good design. Fits the whole thin & light category well enough. Nothing amazing but does come across as cheap. I have two main complaints with the build. 1. The material feels more flimsy than, say, the Surface Laptop 7. It does not feel plastic but of a thinner metal material . 2. Only 2 colors: drab gray and standard silver (not official color names). I do like the plastic grippy bottom because it helps keep the laptop from sliding on a solid surface and it helps the laptop be not so cold on your bare lap. The bezel around the display, while not thin, is not thick like the Apple Neo. Display: This is the homerun here with an OLED display. The resolution on this 14 inch laptop is not high but the panel used is of high quality. Compared to the NEO with a higher resolution, I still think this laptop comes out on top because of the inky blacks and the colors just pop more. Performance: The Meditek Kompano 910 ultra in this device performs well. This is what separates this laptop from so many chromebooks in this price bracket because it performs well and with the 16 GB of RAM (in this RAM crisis time) makes for a good experience. Battery: This to me is what always completes a good laptop; a good battery life. This again gets high marks able to last 10+ hours. No short battery life to make you stop what you are doing and find a charger. Keyboard: typical Lenovo. For me that means not too bad, but not amazing either. The Pixelbook go for reference was my favorite keyboard of all time. Nothing like how easy it was to type. This keyboard at times can feel mushy to me, with the key presses requiring more force than I want to give. I would like to add the addition of a light sensor is welcome, so when your environment gets dark the backlit on the keyboard comes on. Trackpad: I do like the trackpad better than the keyboard. It is large enough but not too large which can lead to me accidentally pressing it when typing. It is not haptic, but feels smooth and the cursor moves where I want it to, and feels precise enough. Other bits: Port selection is decent with 2 usb 3.2 ports with one on each side, a headphone jack and USB-A port. The sound is very good with clear vocals and even some bass. I would say the sound is on the premium side of laptops. Conclusion: The state of electronics in this current time period is challenging. This Chromebook plus got a price hike to $999 from $749. I would not buy it at $999 because then you are competing against other laptops that can and do other more. I would wait on sales, as this laptop does go on sale often. My recommendation comes at the original $749 or below price. I bought mine when it was on sale for $649 and then purchased an open box for $541. Under $600 I say he competes favorably with the Apple Neo if you are not in Apple's ecosystem.

Champ - I love new laptop so much and beautiful days and I love screen and I love new one and best

Don't fall for googles free Gemini advertising - The Chromebook is nice. I wish I got a different one because I now know that I don't need more power. I need functionality which would be something that folds up like a tablet or a yoga style laptop. I've never owned a Chromebook before and it's ok... In Terms of quality parts and the screen the feel is ok I guess. I use to have a hp specter 360 and THAT IS AN AMAZING MACHINE! this one is too but definitely not what I was expecting. The major reason why I purchased this is because I've had pixels for the past nine generations starting off with the pixel 2 XL. I now had the pixel 10 pro XL which integrate with the Chromebook. However, it does a below average job at doing that because I continuously have to put my password in to the Chromebook and there's a whole dedicated fingerprint system that it bypasses everyday which I don't understand at all. The fingerprint is so fast and I wish I could use it on a regular basis. But the part that really makes me mad is how Google offered a free year of Gemini pro and it's advertised on Google's website right under the Chrome app list to double down on the deal. And do you know I bought this thing and April and it is now August and I have been fighting with Google tooth and nail to get what is owed to me. Every time I press the perks button on the Chromebook it says it has to verify if I'm eligible and then when I press it it says you're not eligible. So I tried again and I reset the thing and then I factory reset it. I did all the things I could even called Google and they told me that the method I was getting wasn't that true and that I was able to get the Chromebook year of Gemini. They had no reason. They just said that it wasn't offered to me. Thank and they were sorry. So now I'm stuck with something that at this point is useless to me because it doesn't integrate with my phone. Google gas lit me and lied to me to the point where I'm now highly considering and I never thought this would happen leaving Google all together because of their their blight and lies and horrible customer service. I will say however, after Best buy has been as helpful as they can and they were also confused as to why Google is doing this and I'm not the only person that that's fixing to happen to you and there are entire forms and CAT groups and complaints about Google and they're false advertising. So do I like my Chromebook... Barely and I don't know if it's the product fault or for the company that it came from. But every time I click on Gemini and it gives me a countdown of less than a couple of months cuz I'm still working on my old one. It makes me so angry that I can't enjoy the Chromebook to its fullest potential. Very unfortunate

Great laptop and Chromebook - Love the system all together, it's my first ever Chromebook and man do I love it and things I can do with, makes writing papers easier, love how smooth the game quality is on it and doesn't overheat. I just love this product better than aby other laptop that I have owned

Mediatek Wifi Card Issues - Great chromebook. It has a beautiful OLED screen (capped at 60hz), great feeling keyboard, and premium (albeit plastic on the bottom) chassis. The speakers are beautiful and crip -- even rivaling a macbook. However, it has major flaws. External Monitors: The USBC ports are picky and only one supports my 1440p monitor's resolution. The other caps at 800p so you have to be very careful which side to plug into (for me the right side gave the best performance). The webcam. YUCK. It's hard to pick up on camera but in the image I compare this against an M4 macbook air and the colors are nasty. Everything is a sickly green and washed out. Definitely recommend an external webcam. The wifi card. This was the dealbreaker for me. All Mediatek chromebooks use a mediatek wifi card instead of intel and it's terrible. I know this to be true because they use the same cards in the ASUS G-series laptops and many other brands. This frequently loses connection on public and home wifi which is a no-go for a chromebook that needs wifi to be useful. I tried swapping the card out for intel but ChromeOS only ships with the most necessary drivers & won't recognize it. Fingerprint scanner. It takes about 5 seconds for it to recognize input after the login page displays. If I try to press my finger any sooner, I'll get repeat "not recognized". I just type my PIN and don't bother anymore. It's a great product with really nice features, but the ones that matter really fall short. When you see that it now comes at an MSRP of 999, thereq are vastly superior choices out there. Point-blank these flaws are unacceptable.

Fast and beautiful - The screen is gorgeous and it blazes through web browsing, even if it gets a little glitchy occasionally.

Fantastic laptop speed, memory & feel! - Bought this great product for an amazing affordable sale price. If you want speed, memory and capability, this is an excellent pc. The camera's great too!

Fantastic product with a great looking OLED screen - I was thinking about a Macintosh Neo, until I saw this, is was cheaper then the NEO being on sale, it has WIFI 7, Neo did not, Has a OLED screen the Neo does not, It has 16gb of high speed ram, Neo has 8, has a finger print reader. I believe it is the best value in an everyday laptop. And with the prices of computers going up soon, I grabbed one before the fall prices kick in. This unit looks like it will be converting over to a Googlebook also in late fall, so it can have the Android Aluminum OS, which looks like it is going to be a fantastic OS.

Awesome for the price - Excellent system for the price. Exceeded needs easily.

Decent. - More than I expected for the price. Very satisfied.