SAMSUNG Galaxy Chromebook 4 11.6” 64GB Laptop Computer w/ 4GB RAM, Gigabit WiFi, HD Intel Celeron Processor, Compact Design, Military Grade Durability, US Version, Silver

Es para uso de estudiantes. Y funciona excelente más que ahora trabajan con las herramientas de Google y para los estudios el Google classroom

This laptop is one of the best I've purchased from Amazon. Great value at a reasonable price. I bought it so that I could surf the internet and play video games specifically Casino games around the house and for traveling. It works smoothly and I have no issues with it. I would recommend it to anyone.

I got a discount deal on this, and am happy with it. However, the transition from Windows and Microsoft is difficult in some ways, and being locked in to ChromeOS can cause frustrations that require nerdy tweaking. So I would not recommend it for people who need a smooth easy learning curve, unless they have someone to set up things for them.For example, there seems to be no way I could directly open LibreOffice files, a format to which I had converted most of my files (word processing, spreadsheet). So I ended up buying a annual subscription to Microsoft 365 basic, which includes enough cloud storage to allow me to cancel my Google cloud storage. This involved converting many files back to Microsoft. But with some more tweaking you can set up Microsoft Onedrive on the Chrome OS system, wich is very convenient with individual license that is included for Microsoft 365 basic.Once all the hassles settled down, I have a comfortable more confident feeling using ChromeOS, more protected from random attacks because of its sandbox app approach, and tight control of Chrome browser running in sandbox. Especially now that I hear Microsoft is starting to charge a fee for security updates (Microsoft Confirms $1.50 Windows Security Update Hotpatch Fee Starts July 1). So in sum, I am dumping Microsoft as an operating system, but coming back with the good deal on individual Microsoft 365 including 100 gig cloud storage.

I got this at the end of 2021. I got it as a cheap laptop to write/watch shows on, because im a major klutz and didnt want to invest in something super expensive. Last year I got a wfh job that ran on ChromeOS. So I started using it for work.Since then I've dropped it down a flight of stairs, kids spilled a drink on it, it's gotten tossed around a great deal, and it's dented on multiple sides (Don't recommend doing this, it just happened). Still works great. Battery life is as good as ever. Hasn't had any issues whatsoever.Screen quality is what you'd expect for the price point. Speakers get about as loud as a phone would. So that's the only drawback I could see for some people. :)Hope this helps!

I love my computer.

me gusto mucho

I'm split on this device. On one hand it doesn't have a great screen, it's memory and storage limited, the processor isn't very powerful, and it only has a single standard USB port. On the other hand it is compact, has decent battery life, an alright build quality for a cheap device, has an SD card slot, and does an passable job when it comes to writing, spreadsheets, surfing the web, watching videos, and even light gaming.Chrome OS, on the other hand, seems to struggle with most things. It lacks some of the basic functionality you expect of a modern OS and can be anti-intuitive to use. It has stability issues with apps, especially ones that compete with Google's own (such as Firefox).Thankfully you can install a basic Linux build for things like Libre Office, but many programs installed that way also seem to have stability issues (like VLC Media Player).The built in media player works but has a terrible interface and limited control, and only the terrible mobile versions of other media players seem to work right. The device has speakers, but they aren't very loud and seem crackly -- thankfully a headphone jack is included.It has no touchscreen and the trackpad is possibly the worst I've ever used, to the point of being frustrating and/or not working the way I want it to -- partly because of the OS, itself, and partly because it doesn't have any buttons or anything available to assist its functionality. A mouse is necessary for comfortable use.The keyboard is alright, comfortable to type on.Honestly, though, if I had the choice to go back and purchase something else I probably would. I'm not sure Google's operating system is for me -- you can't even use the desktop to place shortcuts or folders! I would just get a regular laptop and install Linux Mint on it. Doing so would result in an experience that is far more intuitive, stable, and with the benefit of having access to the functionality of a full fledged OS (and all the programs available for it).At the same time, this will do for most the things I bought it for, just less than expected in some respects.Buy if you want something super basic to write on, look stuff up on, and to keep records. Anything more than that and you should definitely go for something else.

Worth the price