Samsung ChromeBook 2 XE500C12 ReviewWhat is in the box? Chromebook, Power Adapter,  Ziplock bag with manualsBuild Quality.Overall Plastic.Base feels solid and sturdy. Applying moderate pressure around the palm rests, the unit does not give in.Top lid does flex a tiny bit when the top corners moved in opposite directions.Keyboard Full sized chiclet styled keys with a slight cupping to them. I have found the keys responsive and the travel adequate. It is very comfortable to type with my large hands. The arrow keys are half size but in the traditional orientation.Trackpad. Large and very responsive. Able to do multi finger gestures. Touch pointing the cursor is very accurate. In comparison to other trackpads, I have found that would need to use more effort to perform clicks on the Samsung trackpad.Sound Speakers are on the bottom pointing down, not too close to the front edge. They can get loud but do not expect any range, bass is muddled and highs are tingy.Power Adapter. Square, ungrounded, power adapter that goes to a cable approximately 6 feet in length. Compact and travel friendly. On a standard power strip, the adapter can block an adjacent receptacle.  In my usage I found the overall length of the power adapter cable to be too short.Micro SD card port. A MicroSD card can be fully inserted into the unit and port covering in place. For usb memory expansion, I recommend a cruzer fit style usb flash drive for a low profile look.Camera Low light performance is very poor. In well lit conditions it is adequate, but not what you would expect from a camera spec'd to be 720p.Overall it is a well built unit, fits my needs to be light and thin. I like the faux leather styling Samsung has been using in its products as of late, but the silver metallic colored lid used in this model makes it look very cheap. It blends in too much with the base, not enough contrast. I like the darker lid in the Exynos chip based model , I wished they went the same direction in the intel based model as well.