Thin, light, looks good, works without problems.  Just keep in mind this is a Chromebook, not a laptop:  You get quick power up, very good intenet connectivity with very few viral and other nastiness that can bother you, but you cannot install any software/apps other than those made available on the Google store.This Chromebook 2 version has the more powerful Intel Celeron chip instead of Samsung's own Exynos chip that was discounted as low as $130 at some retailers.  Older, cheaper version is a better value.  For my purposes, the faster Intel chipset does not make enough of a difference.  Buy the older Exynos machines for cheaper if you can still find these.  If you truly need the Intel Celeron chipset, consider buying a proper laptop, or at least a Chromebook with more memory.