While this is a budget Chromebook, all of the components are of good quality, it has a broad set of features and ports, and it is very sturdy.  I've used it to drive two FHD external monitors, with a couple browser instances with a total of about a dozen tabs, and it performed very well.  Given its price and configuration, I was surprised how well it performed and how much I enjoyed using it.  The only two features of significance that its missing are a backlight on the keyboard and touch capability on the screen.  And the only thing of significance that is "bad" is that it's ChromeOS automatic updates expire in June of 2023 and after that you would no longer get functionality improvements or security updates.  But for the price, I would still highly recommend it as its very good for the money.- Laptop with 180 degree hinge- 11.6" display with IPS (In-Plane Switching) technology, HD 1366 x 768, high-brightness Acer ComfyView LED- backlit TFT LCD (non touch), reasonably bright, good viewing angles, good color- Intel Celeron Dual-Core Processor 3855U (1.6GHz, 2MB L3 Cache) fan cooled, fan pretty quiet- 4 gb Ram- 32gb eMMC storage (21.7gb available)- 802.11ac WiFi featuring 2x2 MIMO technology (Dual-Band 2.4GHz and 5GHz) and Bluetooth 4.2 - good WiFi and Bluetooth performance- Spill resistant keyboard (non backlit)- HD Webcam (1280 x 720), Two Built-in Stereo Speakers (downward facing) and Built-in Microphone- Trackpad (plastic) - good hard clicks, very sensitive for soft clicks, pinch gestures are no so good- 1xUSB-C 3.1 (power, video, data), 2xUSB-A 3.0, 1xHDMI, 1xMicro SD  - great port selection- Power LED, Charging LED, Kingston lock slot- Military Grade Durability (all plastic construction) - this thing feels like a tank- Dimensions:  11.72 x 8.23 x 0.82 in  Weight: 2.98 lbs- LiIon battery with up to 14 hour battery life (I got between 8 and 10)- Chrome Auto Updates until June 2023