Pros: Good price for a basic Chromebook

Cons: None

Pros: - Fast, sleek, easy web access, battery life, easy setup.
- Not having to worry about OS upgrades, security, etc., is a big, bit benefit of a Chromebook.
- Lower cost for this model (paid almost $1200 for a Lenovo Yoga Pro 2 over a year ago and this is just as fast).
- No fan noise (my Lenovo can be loud) and runs very cool.
- Full HDMI port (Lenovo had mini HDMI--not as good).
- Accepts both bandwidth for my AC router...nice.
- Still trying to determine max size that it can take for a Micro SD Reader Card (I'm going to try 64 GBs, which should be fine...famous last words...).

Cons: - Screen looks washed out on this computer--my biggest complaint.
- Not sure why they changed the keyboard for Chrome computers (no Caps lock, no Delete key, function keys, etc.). Probably to keep the price down, but we're taking a few extra bucks, which I'd be happy to pay for a more standard keyboard.

Other Thoughts: - Haven't maxed this out yet, but I'll search for a way to make the screen less washed out. Here's a link to a similar review on the screen resolution (http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/5/5175850/hp-chromebook-14-review).
- So far the rest is good and I like the Chromebooks for web browsing, running apps, Email, etc. Bought one for my wife 6 months ago as well.

Pros: Lightweight
Great Battery
Good Performance

This is a great little laptop for the price and is perfect for what most people need for a personal/at home computer.

Cons: Less of a commentary on this model, but a warning on ChromeOS in general. Many older printers are not compatible with ChromeOS, so it is somewhat surprising for people to find their new laptop incompatible with their existing printer. All other peripherals seem fine.