You will get what you pay for, but not in my case as long as performance & battery life concerned. If it comes with an IPS or OLED instead of a low-end TN screen, it wouldn't be an affordable one.A TN LCD panel has a narrow viewing angle, however, it features a much faster response time than the IPS counterpart, so a gamer's choice nowadays. FYI, WebGL Aquarium test scores amazing 60 fps with 500 fishes running on this Chromebook.The poor saturation is not so terrible but barely acceptable. If that matters, a less distracting grayscale over an addictive color display would be desirable. Unfortunately, a google system-wide grayscale option is not available yet, but as a workaround, a chrome web browser addon like "Grayscale the Web" does a great job.I appreciate they have tried to meet the least common multiple requirements with minimalism in mind.