I’ve been meaning to try a chromebook for years. I really liked the idea, but now I know better.To start with, it has a 15GBhard drive, of which ChromeOS takes about 7GB. Yes, it has a MicroSD slot, but Google handicapped it with a recent ChromeOS update to where you have to manually drag files to it rather than using it to expand working hard drive space. So that’s not very useful.It does not play well with VPNs.  It either ignores the VPN by routing traffic around it or it kills the connection until you turn off and on the VPN a few times.  That’s a huge pain if you travel with it, which I believe is one of those things people claim to like about chromebooks.If you use Linux (I do) then that also takes an additional 5-7GB of the hard drive space, rendering the hard drive just about completely full, at which point ChromeOS “helpfully” recommends that you delete all non-Google applications.I also experienced a number of frustrating bugs and crashes in ChromeOS, which I found super weird because of Google’s pedigree.  It seemed to me that ChromeOS wasn’t ready for production, which is strange because it’s been around a long time.My iPhone 8 renders webpages faster than this chromebook.  My RaspberryPi 3 works better than this.  I’m going to see if I can donate it.  It has no use in my house.