So I will start off by saying that I was supposed to receive the 15.6" model for testing and was instead sent the 11.6" model. So despite what amazon will say about what model my review is for; this is actually for the 11.6".I spent the last days using this laptop as my "primary laptop" in order to give it a real chance and to demo chrome OS.Out of the box I thought that this laptop was horrible just by looking at the specs and seeing the poor 720p screen (see pictures, honestly worst part of the device).After actually deciding to use the device though to give it a fair chance; my opinion changed on it. Despite the "bottom tier" specs of a N4000 CPU and 4GB of ram; this laptop is actually very speedy for normal web browsing. Doing things like email, shopping, bills, basic document editing, amazon reviews, is all fine and fast enough.Pros- Good overall performance, web page loading times aren't far off of a high end desktop (unless the page is super heavy)- Good webGL support / performance (can get 60fps in fishtank demo at over 500 fish), Tanks to around 45 fps with 1000 fish which is still good.- Keyboard feels solid; low key height but very responsive keyboard for very minimal fatigue. Keys have basically 0 wobble and the spacing is just perfect. Its very rare to have a low price laptop have such a solid keyboard.- Very accurate and sizable touchpad considering the size of the laptop.- Extremely good battery life; I've gotten 10-14 hours out of a single charge.- Very thin and light; I can put it in my backpack and its almost as if its not there.- Headphone Jack, decent enough for many better headphones to sound okay. Definitely fine for "everyday" sound usage.- Supports HDMI Output through USB-C Dongle- Decent speakers- Strong wifi; able to connect from far distances and still get good speeds.- Doesn't really heat up at all; passively cooled.- Smooth youtube & netflix playback (but you probably don't want to watch too much on this horrible screen)Cons- The screen is worse than a 12 year old midtier laptop screen. Literally I had a laptop from 2007 that had a much better screen and it wasn't that expensive. There are even cheaper chromebooks with much better screens.  (720p 1366x768 TN with poor viewing angles and an overall "haze).- ChromeOS has limitations; takes a bit of time to get used to if you do more than just browse the web.- Performance outside of Chrome / Basic android apps is poor; Using the "Linux" mode in ChromeOS is incredibly slow with the laptop taking 10-30 seconds to do basic actions sometimes. This is basically unusable for anything unless you REALLY NEED to do it.- Limited use of Android apps considering lack of touch screen and android app design. Many apps that "work" are clunky or downright unusable with keyboard / touchpad controls.- No HDMI Out port, just one USB port outside of USB-C charging port. This requires you to use a dongle for things like SD cards (but there is a micro SD slot) or HDMI.... If you are using an external mouse then you cannot connect a flash drive.- Case (especially bottom) can be scratched easily by crumbs on a table (see pictures).- CPU is too slow to sideload firefox and use it; I tried and really the performance is unacceptable. So if you are looking at this as a "cheap linux laptop" don't do it. It just isn't suitable for those use cases.Honestly my biggest gripe with this laptop is the same as many other peoples; the screen is just really unacceptable for 2020 (or even 2018 honestly) because it is just so poor. It has bad viewing angles with washed out colors, an overall backlight "glare" and poor response times.I wrote this review from the laptop and will likely continue using it for the forseeable future. Its easy to carry around with me especailly around my house. The lack of a cooling fan means that I don't have to worry about intake vents or even the laptop getting hot. The incredible battery life means that it can go multiple days without being charged with light usage. Its truly the "average persons computer" in a world where most people just browse the web on their laptops.If they had made this laptop $50 more expensive but included a nice IPS screen then they would have just hit it out of the park with this product. Unfortunately you have to deal with this screen and that is the biggest factor in purchasing this laptop or not. While I didn't pay for this laptop due to my review program; if it came down to me buying it I know that I wouldn't have ever purchased it due to the screen. However my use cases of computers typically involve using nice screens and my workstation has triple 4K IPS professional monitors that retail for around $5000 total. So you could say that my expectations for screens are "high".When letting my friends, wife, babysitter and even son use this laptop; they didn't complain much about the screen. Everyone mentioned that the screen wasn't too great (even without me asking about it) but it didn't bother them enough to not like the laptop. This is why I gave it 4 stars; even with the screen and my own opinions about it I think that its "decent" for it starget audience.All in all I think that this is a very solid laptop for the average everyday web browsing. With a good keyboard; long battery life and light weight; its very user friendly and you never have to worry about updates due to chrome OS.If this review helped you at all; please mark it helpful! Thanks!