This is a lot nicer than I thought it would be, especially considering the low price.First, the build quality is exceptional at this price. I know the listing says "military grade durability," but I assumed it was just sales talk. I don't know what the military does with Chromebooks, but this thing feels solid as a rock. There's a little screen flex, as there is with all laptops, but believe me, it's much more solid feeling overall than the price suggests. I feel like I can drag this around with me everywhere and not worry about it breaking at all.The keyboard is firm and feels positive when typing. It's not bad! Similarly, the trackpad is quite good for this level of product. It has a positive click, or it can be set to work with a tap rather than a click.The screen is bright and the colors are great. I don't know if it's an IPS panel, but I am having no trouble with viewing angle or visibility. The bezel here is quite large and old-fashioned looking, and is not a touch screen,  but at this price I don't care. Oh, also, the screen folds completely flat, 180 degrees away from the keyboard. Don't know who would need that, but if you do, there it is.The hardware itself (1.6 GHz Intel Celeron, 4 GB LPDDR3) is more than adequate to run Chrome OS and bundled apps. It feels snappy and every bit as fast as my gaming laptop (although it's apples to oranges as the Chromebook doesn't have the overhead of running Windows).Battery life is incredible. I can use this all day long and not even care about how much battery I have left, because I have plenty always.This is my first experience with an Acer product. And I might sound too enthusiastic, but I normally don't write 5-star reviews unless I'm really delighted, and I'm really delighted here. I'm going to carry this thing around with me everywhere (once we're out of quarantine) and I think it's going to do a great job for a long time.