This is a fabulous chromebook.  As one product reviewer wrote " HP got this chromebook (HP x360 model 14c-ca0053dx)  nearly perfect.". I absolutely love it.  This one is built solid and has all the features I wanted.  Some examples of what I like include:Nice gorilla glass screen with very minimal bezelRuns Linux appsRuns Android appsType c connectors 2eaStandard USB 1eaBuilt in camera for video appsChrome OS is fastSD card Slot - I use 128GB cardBeautiful screen graphics & a touch screenCharges fastHeadphone jackBattery life I'd say is typical of what you see from any of these machines.  It really depends on what you are doing.  Simple browsing, typing, reading it seems to last most of the day.  If you do heavy video work, you can run it down pretty fast, like 5-6 hours.  The battery life is going to vary proportional to the type and amount of work you do on the machine.  I'd say this chromebook can hold its own with the best of themOutstanding backlit keyboard which flips all the way back behind the display for tablet mode.In tablet mode it supports all the finger gestures my old reader tablet supportsIts thin and light compared to the really old laptop I was using.Google support until 2028Integrates very well with my Google Pixel 3 phoneI could go on and on.  Great job HP and Google too!  This one will last me a very long time.The downside, well not really...I found the touchpad to be sometimes just a little sluggish as far as responsiveness.  That is to say sometimes it doesn't recognize my finger touch the first time.  This is not a big deal for me and I can live with it, as it happens only occasionally.  The touchpad gestured are really great.My other item is just a suggestion for HP. I purchased the 64GB memory option, which I'd recommend as minimal if you plan to use Linux and Android apps like I do.  My suggestion would be that HP would make a 128GB option available, although the 64 GB has not been an issue for me yet. I am already using half of it.So my plan for this terrific machine was to replace my old android Samsung reader tablet with something more robust.  This thing is so robust that it also replaces my old laptop that ran Ubuntu linux too.  I like linux because its fast and has a ton of open source apps to rival anything windows can do.  Well, the chromebook runs all the linux apps I need, and I can still play around in linux using the terminal command line interface.  I also get the chrome apps, which are okay by comparison, and all the great apps in the Google play store.  More importantly the chrome browser is fast, as is access to all the online Google stuff like GMail, calendar, Drive, docs... The online web experience is wonderful.I give this HP x369 an AAA++ rating in my book.  I love it - best decision I could have made. I'll stop now 😀