Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was not sure what to expect given the low price of this Chromebook. I did not see touch screen in the description but I was pleasantly surprised that it does have one! It is quick and responsive whether using the mouse touch pad or the touch screen. It comes loaded with Google Chrome. Once logged in, all my passwords, information and documents were immediately available. The processor works great for my needs at work. It boots up quickly, tabs and applications open with ease and I am able to be up and running right away. The pearl white color is sleek and different than the usual gray or black that most Chromebooks come in. It is thin and lightweight. I use the camera (covered when not in use for security) and microphone for video meetings and the sound and picture are great. I have no issues with lagging or dropped signals. I also like that is comes with and HDMI port. We have a large screen to share information in our conference room and I am able to connect and display documents and pictures for the team. It is extremely surprising that such a great computer is so inexpensive. This would be great for high school or college students.

I want to share my experience with the Asus Chromebook Plus. Now you may be wondering what is the big deal about this device? And what makes it worthy of the “plus” moniker. There is a whole lot to like here with this device but your milage may vary. I have the Intel Core i5 variant and it sure is fast. But of course, this is just my opinion on this device as you may feel differently. It is no secret that Asus has come under fire for recent events. I wish to simply say that I have been fortunate to having products that have not failed me. So, I want to make it clear that I do no have any bias for or against Asus as consumer. Without further ado let’s have a look at what Asus has to offer here with their latest and greatest. This CB Plus so far with the time I have spent with it has been great. Upon receipt you’ll receive a basic looking box with the usual contents the device, a 45-watt charger and documentation. Picking up the CB for the first-time man it felt great. It is lightweight and feels nice to the touch it is more plastic like but not a cheap and brittle like plastic that would break overtime. I really prefer the white color as it matches with my ROG Ally and anyone who has used a Chromebook can speak for the simplicity that it offers. :::I&O::: This CB has a lot of I&O you will find four USB ports in total two type c, and two type a. Both type c can be used for charging. An HDMI port is included as well, not bad for a Chromebook I say. And I almost forgot to mention a combo mic/headphone jack, although I don’t see why when you could just use a pair of BT headphones. The Core i5 is great for a device like this so not much can slow it down there is an i5-1335U and a solid 8GB of ram. As far as storage is concerned this particular model has 128GB UFS. Wi-Fi 6E is included on the chipset and BT but I am not sure which version though. :::Display::: The display and camera are pretty decent this CB has a 1080p screen which is more than enough for what it is designed for, I am no design pro but the display looks good and the colors are accurate and not washed out. The display is plenty bright for indoor use it isn’t something you could use in direct sunlight. The camera is clear and not grainy and is most definitely usable for video calls or conferences. I tested this out using Google Meet. I like the fact that there is a privacy shutter for those who like privacy. You can never be too careful. The display has a touchscreen and you wouldn’t guess it by looking at it. And it is a matte display which in my opinion is better than a glossy display. The bezels are thin and the screen to display ratio is rather nice and exaggerated like some other Chromebooks. :::Battery::: One thing that Chromebooks are notorious for is their battery life it isn’t unheard to have 8+ hours of battery life. Of course, this all depends on your usage. I myself with mixed use of media and work found roughly 9hours of battery life on a single full charge with 40% brightness and volume at 35%. Keyboard The keyboard feels nice and the keys do not stick and have a good clicky feel to them it is a full-sized key board without the number pad. The touchpad is big and responsive. It really adds to the overall experience. :::Pros & Cons::: Pros: - Fast (great components) - Aesthetically pleasing (Pearl White color) - Touchscreen - Long battery life Cons: - No stylus included - No backlit keyboard :::General Thoughts::: It is really impressive to see how far Chromebooks have come in such little time. I recall when they first released, they were nothing more than a glorified netbook but it just kept improving overtime. And now I only use Chromebooks and Windows laptops. I have owned several CB’s over the years and this CB Plus is amongst my favorites. While I am not sure if not having a backlit keyboard is a big deal, I do wish that a stylus was included. I suppose that is for the more premium models. If you want it all then do yourself a favor and fully spec out this model and you’ll practically would have it all in a small package. For what you get I can’t really complain as this is one solid device. The display is solid, keyboard is great and battery life is top notch. :::TL;DR::: You want a good priced Chromebook with solid specs and performance then look no further you just may have found what you are looking for here.

I saw this device and was immediately drawn to it. It didn't look like normal Chromebooks. Very sleek, great looking design. Clear display. Great hardware and all for a great price. I had to jump on it. Keyboard feels great, trackpad is good. Battery has been great. Spent a whole work day on it without any issues. The only thing I would point out is that opening it feels like it puts too much pressure unless I ease it up directly from the center. Other than that, definitely would recommend it. Fantastic little display.

#1. I just got this unit used from Best Buy, it was rated as "GOOD" and I paid $250. It came in a genetic box with the charger only, nothing else. Seems like the first owner handled the unit while eating pizza because it was dirty and Geek Squad didn't bother to wipe it off before trying to resell it. The unit only had one charging cycle, so it wasn't used for very long. #2. The short version, is a really good unit for its intended purpose. The built. It is all plastic, but very sturdy, not flimsy, hefty but not heavy, very portable. The display hinge is strong, the panel doesn't move too much as I type. The keyboard doesn't flex, nothing flex, very well built and put together. The keyboard is very comfortable, the keys have a good travel and feel, and I don't seem to make many mistakes, good keyboard but not back lid. The track pad is good, it has a good click to it, it is accurate and it has good palm rejection, as I am typing this the cursor doesn't jump anywhere. The Speed. It doesn't seem to lag, it feels very snappy to me while I am using it. It doesn't overheat, I have it on my lap right now touching my bare skin and I don't feel any heat. The Display. Manage your expectations. If you are coming from an iPad M4 with dual tandem super AMOLED display, this Chromebook is not going to look great. But after using it for a while, it actually doesn't look that bad, the text is pretty sharp for its low resolution, and the colors are super accurate, when watching movies on Netflix or Youtube, skin colors look natural. The only fault to this display is that instead of going with a gloss finish, they decided to use a mat finish on the panel, which does affect the quality, sharpness and vividness of the colors. So, if media consumption is your thing, this is not the device for you. In my case, I bought this device to be my take with me everywhere journal, a machine where I can write everything that happened at the end of the day and how I felt. For that purpose, this display is perfect, easy on the eyes, sharp enough, excellent viewing angles with natural colors, the colors doesn't shift with the angle of the panel, you can approach the display for any angle and it looks the same, no color shift. Can't comment on reliability because I only had it for a day, but so far no issues with connecting to the internet, everything works as it should, and it feels sturdy so I don't perceive it falling apart on me. It feels like it can take a drop and survive. The Lenovo competing model to this one does have a gloss display and thus the colors pop a bit more, but they all have the same sharpness and image quality. Aspect ratio. I remember when all laptops had a standard 4:3 aspect ratio and as the display quality got better we started to see more 16:9 aspect ratio for media consumption. I don't know why they choose 16:9 on this machine instead of 16:10 which seems more appropriate for what this machine will most likely be used for my must people, typing, researching and surfing. The 16:9 ratio chop off a good portion vertically and that is a negative. Color White, I never taught I would like laptop in white, but this is the second machine I got in white and I love it. I always fear that it will get dirty with time, but in terms of looks and appeal, I love it. Speakers. I always use headphones, so the speakers quality doesn't matter much to me. The speakers here are good for pod cast, spoken word, but I would not use it for media consumption, not much base and not very detailed. But they are loud enough. Ports, I love that it has a charging USB C port on each side so you can charge from both sides. It has two more USB A and an HDMI port which are all useless to me, I wish they would just get rid of all those ports and just make the machine slimmer. Conclusion, I wish it had a better display, everything else is good. The problem is that right now there are very few Chromebooks with sharp displays and the ones available are very expensive. At that point, if you are going to pay north of $700 for a Chromebook, you better just get a MacBook Air for $800 and you will have the best of the best.

The ASUS 14" Chromebook Plus is a sleek and efficient laptop powered by an Intel Core i5 1335U processor, complemented by 8GB of memory and a 128GB SSD. It offers a robust performance suitable for various tasks, from everyday computing to more demanding applications, all while benefiting from the speed and simplicity of Chrome OS. This ASUS Chromebook Plus features a minimalist and elegant design, with a lightweight and portable build that makes it easy to carry around. Its 14-inch Full HD display (1920x1080) offers crisp and vibrant visuals, perfect for both work and entertainment. The thin bezels enhance the viewing experience, providing an immersive display within a compact frame. The keyboard is comfortable to type on, with well-spaced keys and a surprisingly responsive touchpad, making it ideal for long typing sessions. Equipped with an Intel Core i5 1335U processor and 8GB of RAM, the Chromebook Plus delivers smooth and responsive performance. Whether you're multitasking, streaming videos, or running productivity apps, the laptop handles tasks efficiently without lag. I found it very snappy when using Google Docs and Chrome and it obviously integrated seamlessly with my Google account. This is not a gaming laptop as it only has integrated Intel graphics. You can play the Chrome OS version of Minecraft on it, but nothing more graphically intensive. The obvious main drawback is that Chrome OS may not support certain software applications available on Windows or macOS. The 128GB SSD provides fast boot times and quick access to files, significantly improving overall performance compared to traditional hard drives. While 128GB may seem limited, Chrome OS’s integration with cloud storage solutions like Google Drive ensures you have ample space for documents and media. The 14-inch Full HD display is bright and clear, offering excellent color accuracy and wide viewing angles. It's perfect for watching videos, editing photos, or working on presentations. It is also a touchscreen so if you prefer the touchscreen capabilities of a tablet device also with the keyboard and functionality of a laptop, this Chromebook is perfect for you. This device can lie nearly perfectly flat when opened, so if you want to use the touchscreen for creative applications such as creating artwork you can. The ASUS Chromebook Plus boasts impressive battery life, allowing you to work or play for extended periods without needing to recharge. On average, it provides around 8 hours of use on a single charge, making it a reliable companion for a full day of activities. This Chromebook includes a variety of ports, such as (2) USB-C, (2) USB-A, and HDMI, providing flexibility for connecting peripherals and expanding storage. The inclusion of Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) ensures fast and stable internet connectivity. WiFi 7 would have been nice to have, but that standard isn’t as widespread as of early 2024 so its not that big of a deal. Running on Chrome OS, the ASUS Chromebook Plus benefits from quick boot times, automatic updates, and built-in virus protection. It also supports Google Play Store apps, expanding its versatility with a wide range of applications for both productivity and entertainment. I found this Chromebook more fun to use than my Windows laptop for simple everyday tasks such as emailing from the couch and checking on box scores on ESPN while watching the game on the TV because ChromeOS is more responsive than Windows 11. It just feels snappier and this Chromebook itself is light as a feather at just 3.97 pounds and 0.82” thin so it is very easy to carry around. The ASUS 14" Chromebook Plus Laptop is an excellent choice for those seeking a powerful yet portable device. Its robust performance, impressive display, and long battery life make it suitable for a wide range of users, from students to professionals. While the limited onboard storage and Chrome OS’s software compatibility might be a drawback for some, the overall value, performance, and efficiency of this Chromebook make it a standout option in its category.

I was very curious to this new Chromebook Plus branding. I've used Chromebooks for years, and really invested into the higher end models made by Google and Asus. Chromebook Plus are supposed to have premium increased specifications but with the same affordability as Chromebooks. So I was curious about these new Plus brands, and got my hands on this 14" CX-34 by Asus. As with the new branding, this comes with an impressive Core i5 processor, 128 GB storage, 8GB RAM, a slew of IO, Touchscreen, and an amazing battery life that just creates a very high level versatile machine. At just under 1.5 kgs, this is very lightweight despite packing all of that power. Right off the bat, I was immediately drawn to the white finish of this Chromebook. It is not entirely flat white, but has this off-white color that looks stunning. The build feels really solid and I was surprised that this hinge can lower the screen 180-degrees back. I supposed this is for easy screen sharing. This makes sense as this would support the reason why this is touchscreen. The touchscreen is responsive, and a much welcomed versatility. As with all Chromebooks, signing into my Google account was simple and right away I was able to start using the Google suite and going online. Speaking about the screen, it has a matte finish so it is easier on the eyes and was plenty bright even in well lit natural lighted rooms. Right at the top and centered of the screen is the webcam that offers stunning crisp detail. There is a privacy shutter that can be used to ensure that it is not accidentally turned on and recording. The keyboard is where I feel they could have made the experience better. It is not backlit which is a challenge when wanting to type in bed at night time. The key travel is good, and the keys themselves are a little on the loud side when I am typing away. The touchpad is 5.7" and offers really good responses to my fingers. I like that they give you this area size to work with that really just enhances the keyboard experience. The Core i5 1335U processor is the main feature of this Chromebook. I found that this has been a very snappy computing experience, no lagging when going onto high resolution pics-heavy websites, streaming videos online, browsing, and of course utilizing the Google Suite for all of my work projects. As my hospital uses Google suite, this has been my primary work computer for the past few weeks. Getting through and creating/using the Slides, Docs, and Drive was seamless and effortless. I was really impressed at the processing power of this Chromebook, and with 128GB of storage, I was able to download many documents on here. This also has an amazing battery life. Asus has it rated at 10hours of mixed usage, and I was getting about 8-9 hours in my daily use. The speakers are down firing below the palm rests so it can get loud as the sound is shot down and sideways. I do wish the speakers were higher on the device (like on the sides of the screen) to give you a better immersive experience. It does give you a 3.5mm audio jack for plug in or you can use your bluetooth speakers. It also has good IO support: 2 USB-A and 2 USB-C ports (1 USB-C is on the left), and a HDMI port. As this utilzes the Google Play Store, the major drawback to this Chromebook (and all others) is the lack of apps compatibility. Many apps are configured for Android phones, so they come off awkwardly sized on the screen, and it is very noticeable with this 14" screen. Android app developers really need to get on this, a feature that the other fruit company has seemed to integrate really well with their devices. It does get a little warm when on the lap so be careful on how long you have it there. Overall, I am really impressed with the Asus CX-34. This is now my go-to work computer and it has been a joy to use for personal entertainment device.

This Chromebook is perfect for regular everyday use. I needed something for basically Google docs, web browsing/shopping, and streaming, and this knocks all those out of the park. Bluetooth connections to mouse and earbuds/headphones also work great, and having a touchscreen is also super-convenient. Incredible value, and super-lightweight too!

The CX34 is the latest 14" Chromebook Plus Laptop, with an Intel i5 processor (1335U), 8GB DDR5 Memory and a 128GB SSD. From ASUS (CX3402), it comes in either – Pearl White or Black. I tested the 13th Generation (the latest intel CPU series). The SSD is based on the UFS interface (same fast memory as used in smartphones; low power, high speed; soldered to the motherboard. Likewise, the DDR5 memory is soldered to the motherboard, it appears to be dual channel (and it can't be upgraded). There is a M.2 interface which contains a removable AX211NGW network interface module. This supports 2.4G, 5G & 6G WiFi. With WiFi 7 being just down the road having the networking module independent, so it can be upgraded, is an advantage. This laptop has a 14" touch screen (FHD (1920 x 1080) 16:9) with an anti-glare display. It weighs 3.17lbs (1.44 kg). It is only 3/4" thick (and 12.85" x 8.44"). It has 2 USB A 3.2 Gen 1 ports and 2 USB 3.2 C Gen 1 ports both support display & power delivery. It also has a HDMI 1.4 port and a 3.5mm Audio port. It includes an array microphone that can be used with the built-in Google Assistant (voice-recognition support) and a 1080p FHD camera that has a privacy shutter. The trackpad is a huge 5.7" (diag), which is remarkably responsive. The screen has a 180 degree lay flat hinge. Initial installation is and set up is very easy (especially if you already have a chrome account). All you need to do is select your WiFi network, supply its password, and you're off and running. The machine auto updates its firmware and OS on initial setup. You provide your Google Id/Pass and you're up and running with the full suite of Google tools. Google has defined a minimum set of specifications that a Chromebook Plus must meet. This includes having a full HD screen, fast modern memory, and modern CPU and multiple IO ports. The plus version is intended to provide fast performance. My biggest issue is that the USB IO ports are only USB 3.2 Gen 1 versus Gen 2, or supporting thunderbolt. This means instead of supporting data transfer at over 1024Mbp/s it only supports 400Mbp/s, and without Thunderbolt 3 compatibility high speed peripherals are crippled. I'd love to add an external 10Gbps USB C External Portable NVMe M.2 SSD drive, but it would be 20 times slower than it could with full USB 3.2 Gen 2/Thunderbolt support. Given the cost of this "highend" chromebook, this deficiency is regrettable. I used it on my 1gb WiFi network with very snappy performance. The chiclet keyboard is very responsive, it has very nice key travel. The full HD web camera was a great pleasure to use with Zoom, the microphones picked up my voice very clearly and I was very happy with the quality of my image. I ran Google Chrome with over 10 tabs open and didn't notice any lag or issues with performance. Asus claims the battery life is up to 10hrs. I used it throughout the day as I would generally use my notebook, and found that I got just over 8 hrs of runtime before the 10% battery warning was delivered. I was running with the screen brightness at 90%. I hooked up a USB C expansion hub and encountered no issues. The multi screen functionality worked excellent. I found that Google Photos and its editing tool worked extremely excellent. The Android App store is available, I didn't spend much time exploring them, but presume that install and work as expected. Powering the laptop up and down is a joy, when turning it on (if a known network is available) you are up and running in under two seconds. Power down in under one second. Wow, and the screen is very nice to use, but it's not suitable to use outdoors (this did not surprise me). I do wish I could have increased the memory, but can't say I found a time when it was really necessary. I already keep 200gb on line with Google, I've been very happy with Google Drive and Google One over the years, I'll probably upgrade to their 2TB plan in the near future (10x the storage for 3x more per year). I've been working on getting my 60K of Photos better organized. These new AI tools within the Google Ecosystem will probably finally get that done (I love searching my photos using names, I just have to spend the time to "learn" google more of "my people". I've been testing Gen AI for several months and I'm really getting hooked on it. Chromebook Plus also enables enhanced AI features within Google Photos like 'Magic Eraser' and other enhanced editing features, like an HDR effect and the ability to add "portrait background blur" to your existing photos. I expect more AI features to be included in the future. Google said that they will be bringing the power of Google’s AI capabilities directly into ChromeOS 5, which will first be available to Chromebook Plus users (later in 2024). I'm quite happy with my new Chromebook Plus, and look forward to it getting better, just wished it supported high speed peripherals.

Very impressed with the performance of this Chromebook. The core i5 and 8gb ram would be lower end for a Windows PC but it makes this Chromebook fly. The screen is sharp and the anti-glare is great. Touchscreen works as expected but I don’t usually use it. 14” is perfect for portability. I’ll dock it to a monitor with the USB C if I need more screen size. Seems solidly built and has ports most chromebooks don’t (like hdmi and two full size USBs). A huge upgrade from my previous dual-core 4gb ram Chromebook. Wish it had an SD card reader but that’s not a deal breaker.

Everything I wanted in a Chromebook. Elegant design, great keyboard, touchscreen, awesome battery life.

Laptop looks beautiful! Keyboard is nice and it’s nice and lite! Very powerful! Great deal!

I love Google chrome as a web browser and I am on the Google eco-sphere so this review might be a little bias. LOL. I have used a number of laptops using windows 11 and once, a MacBook which I really didn't care for but that's a whole other subject. Setting up my Asus chromebook was super easy as I stated before, I have much of my information and accounts with Google so everything was seamless. So let's talk about the Asus Chromebook itself. There is so much to like but also a few things I would have changed if I could. First, I love the color. White is so much better than all the chrome/silver laptops I see. The layout of the keys are very nice and spaced out just enough where typing feels comfortable and not cramped. So here is my 1st gripe, keyboard isn't backlit. At this price, I wish it was. Track pad is really big compared to my 15' laptop, see photo, and it might be good for some people. For me, it just kept getting in the way. I found myself constantly moving the cursor with my palm as I rested it on the laptop. Speakers are good, but at the bottom of the laptop so you definitely lose some volume. They should have placed it somewhere we could hear more of it. Screen is ok, not the best but definitely good enough for watching videos or surfing the web. It can get washed out in sunlight. Touch screen is really nice and super responsive. And the laptop itself is quick and can handle multiple things without any hiccups. I really think this is a great laptop for anyone that may be a student or just need basic computing.

The Google Plus Laptop offers speed and versatility with a different take on things geared towards android users. And while this laptop is amazingly beautiful its speed ensures that you'll be able to multi-task with ease and simplicity. First off i have to start by saying there are some very key distinctions between a Chromebook and a Windows based laptop. The Chromebook in my opinion is Google's answer to Apple's iPad in the way it lets you sync everything from your phone directly to your laptop as a backup. Diving right in to the laptop i have to say i was very awe stuck with how beautiful something so simple as white could look on a laptop. Pictures seriously do this laptop no justice. Setting up the laptop was easy and it was such a breath of fresh air to watch how quickly all my files, settings and photos very loaded up once i was logged in to my account. If your an Android user you can back up all your photos or files directly from your phone to your laptop, which is pretty much how all Chromebooks are. What makes this one slightly better is the speed of this laptop. Navigating through multiple sites while finishing up a project in split screen presents no lag or locking up. My company likes to use Google meets for everything, and while in our meetings we have to have multiple windows up in order to go over project reports. This laptop gets it done with literally the click of a button. The forward facing camera (which does have a privacy shutter) presents amazingly good quality and streams great video quality even under low light conditions. The built in speakers give crisp sound quality with little to almost no distortion. Battery life is surprisingly long depending on your settings of course. On full brightness while using it mildly to write up presentations i got about 10 hours of straight usage. Full charge on a dead battery took a little over an hour. And one key feature i love about Chromebooks is the "pick up where you left off" feel it gives you. I like how i can start a project, get tired and close the laptop to go to sleep and then pick it right back up the next day to finish what i started. Now testing how long the laptop can hold charge when you do this, i noticed that on a full charge i had started writing a document, closed the laptop and let it sit for 3 days. After opening it back up to continue what i was doing the battery had only dropped about 10% down to 90% battery life. Now these laptops are not designed for gaming other than using the app store and some mild online sites that are compatible. But i still like to see how far they have come with their operating software in the way of gaming. So as far as Steam goes it is compatible with Chromebooks or at least this Chromebook, and will allow you to download their software and play any games from your Steam library. However at 8 gigs of Ram and a not so good video card don't expect to be blown away. Still it was nice to see that this Chromebook did offer that compatibly for some down time for those Steam users out there. All in all its a great Chromebook that is amazingly fast and smooth which is something Chromebooks always seemed to lack for me. Their pre-loaded templates for resume, power point presentations and other such key templates is always a nice feature to have all at the push of the quick access button. This laptop is such a amazing step up and is made by Asus who has always been known to make good quality gaming products and pc products for that matter. But the thing i can't wrap my head around no matter how trivial it is, is the lack of a back lit keyboard. I can't for the life me understand why so many manufactures still don't use them. Especially considering how many Americans now a days how to work longer hours and deeper in to the night in order to meet deadlines or make ends meet. The lack of this feature makes it difficult to work at night even with the lights on. Why would it be hard to see the keys with the light on you may ask? Well that's because in beauty there are flaws. The white keys tend to blend in with the white chassis of the laptop making them difficult at times to see. It would of made sense to put a backlit key to distinguish white keys from a white backdrop. This is just my opinion but one that stopped me from using it as main go to laptop. If this doesn't bother you or if you have eyes like an eagle then i say buy this laptop cause it is very quick and beautiful. However for me i have to be able to see what im doing at night and it is such a big pet peeve of mine that if i was in the market for one i would pass on this set up simply for the lack of that small feature

Bought this for my mom, did some testing with it and set it up for her. It’s exactly what she needed, something OS basic but that’s quick and snappy. Very happy with the price / performance of this Chromebook.

Excellent for Kids and Adults. Great keyboard, touch screen !! Hard to find intel i5 processors chromebook in the market with this price tag and features. My 7 old son ❤️ this piece to playing minecraft.

Easy to set up and use. Geek squad and customer support were great about answering questions about the free start up features included. Great speed for basic use.

The ASUS Chromebook Plus CX3402 is a solid choice for students who need a reliable, no-fuss laptop. It’s lightweight, durable, and has a crisp 14” Full HD display that’s easy on the eyes. With an Intel Core i3, 8GB RAM, and smooth ChromeOS performance, it handles schoolwork, video calls, and multitasking with ease. The backlit keyboard and 1080p webcam are great for studying and online classes. Battery life is decent (around 8–10 hours), though not class-leading. Overall, it’s a well-rounded Chromebook that offers great value for student use.

Got it for my kids to use for school as they use Google classroom. Sturdy, lightweight laptop that is speedy due to the i5 and lightweight OS.

The build quality and overall speed is great! What I expect from ASUS. Quiet, Snappy quick performance. Expected to last for years! I wish they carried another color other than white though.

great computer ! does everything well with great battery. Got it with a good sale and screen has great quality. Lack of lighting in keyboard is the only thing lacking.