I have used this Chromebook for 2 months now and regret the purchase.  Here are some pros v. cons. Note that some issues may be due to the OS vs hardware.Pros: Size/weight; well-built, 2 in 1 is solid; camera takes great pics (when it works, see below); battery life is outstanding.  Office 365 and Google drive integration are excellent.Cons:- Primary issue is that it died and would not power back on.  I searched the internet and support materials with no luck. I called HP Support and they informed me of how to use a key combination to 'drain static electricity' which worked. Then later my camera died and would not work, which meant I could no longer use Jabber for conference calls. I found no solution on how to bring back the camera operation.- Then my machine died again. I tried the key combination to no avail, so called HP Support and will be shipping this unit back for service.Additional Cons:- So many apps do not run on this machine, even if they are available from Google Apps, including: Strave, Kinetic Fit, Yelp, Amazon Music (which is bizarre since Amazon sold me this Chromebook).- Some web sites do not work properly, such as Amazon Prime Music, which will only let me play my purchased music, nothing else.- The screen is sometimes wonky: you touch an app icon and it brings up a different window.- Multiple random crashes of apps- I use a Satechi hub for connecting devices. Everything works well on one of the USB-C ports, but plugged into the other port it randomly loses connections to mouse, keyboard, etc. Probably a bad port.Anyhow I will see if HP can fix this thing, but in hindsight I wish I had purchased a new Windows laptop instead. I don't think Chromebook is ready for ->primetime.