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I bought this to replace my old Acer that lasted five years. I've got pricier laptops and an iPad, but I use these cheap Chromebooks as daily beaters. The good: it's reliable, sturdy, and inexpensive. The bad: the speakers are practically useless—sound is so faint I need headphones all the time. Also, the WiFi performance is terrible in my congested Silicon Valley neighborhood (everyone's home due to COVID). Videos buffer constantly, but my other laptops handle the same network just fine. Not sure how Lenovo messed that up.

This Chromebook is built to be a bit tougher than the average one, making it ideal for tossing into a school bag. We've had great experiences with Lenovo in the past, and this model does exactly what a Chromebook should do. It's a fantastic budget-friendly alternative to a full laptop if you don't need Windows apps. Essentially, you're limited to web-based tasks, but for home use, that covers almost everything.