Very well built,  great touchscreen, good sound (for a laptop), and excellent keyboard.  Screen is average at best.  Specs are good, except internal storage.  64G is considered very good by Chromebook standards, but most people will need more.  Luckily, that problem is easily solved with a micro SD Card.  In short, Chromebooks are pretty much maintenance-free (software-speaking), and are fantastic for most simple functions, but they won't replace a Windows or Mac computer for anything other than web browsing, multimedia, and light gaming.  Also, the 64G isn't upgradeable or replaceable except by using external storage, which is lower quality and much slower.  It's ok, but there are cheaper and better values out there.  One more thing: if you plan on using a printer, do your homework.  I was able to get my Canon Imageclass working on it, but it was a great big pain!  HP printers tend to work much better out of the box with Chromebooks.