OK so this is my positive/ negative list after a month of heavy use:Positives:-Starts up in <5s (Not unique to this Chromebook)-It feels and looks so damn premium, cold to touch, very stiff frame. Some people complain about it being too heavy; it makes it feel more premium to me.-The 10th gen i3 is more than enough for me; I generally have 10+ tabs open; many chrome extensions; Android app music streaming constantly without a stutter to date (Caveat: I am not a gamer)-Touchscreen is awesome; like really; it looks amazing and acts as a state of the art touchscreen should-Speakers do the job (Friends are impressed with the Bang & Olufson logo); I primarily use headphones anyway.-Can charge via USB-C from either side!-The hinge is solid-USB-B port for my wireless mouse (with a very premium looking "hide the USB slot" mechanism when not in use-Able to manually disconnect the webcam with a quaint little slider on the left side-The trackpad is large, nice and clickey, cool to touch, glass.-DID I MENTION THE BACKLIT KEYBOARD OMW-Fingerprint reader, I almost forgot about youNegatives:-64gb internal storage is making a statement; I would have been completely satisfied with a 256gb SSD. However the microSD slot supports up to 512gb so... I'm ok with it.-Viewing angles in portrait mode hurts my eyes especially with minor tilting movements-Screen brightness is juuuuust enough for well lit indoor use; outdoor not so much. My iPad 7 on max brightness looks like a holy figure next to this screen. The screen can go super dark though (much darker than my iPad)live with-Camera quality not the best; but at this price tag; it's more than enough-Structural anomaly on the left side of my laptop where back panel pops out just a little bit; have to pop it back; no functional compromise as far as I can see. Again, at this price this built in "bubble wrap feature" is something I can  live with