HiSense Chromebook 11 inch

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Pros:

Dirtcheap Great keyboard and responsive trackpad Lots of ports Decent performance and battery life for price Durable construction
Feels pretty wellmade for $149, It's $149!, Performance isn't bad, especially compared to older ARM Chromebooks, Nice keyboard layout

Cons:

Serious multitasking is tough with 2GB of RAM Keys aren't backlit Walmartexclusive
Keyboard and trackpad are OK but sometimes tweaky, Battery life isn't quite up to what Intel Chromebooks offer, Mediocre screen

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Last revision on January 11, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Dirtcheap Great keyboard and responsive trackpad Lots of ports Decent performance and battery life for price Durable construction
Feels pretty wellmade for $149, It's $149!, Performance isn't bad, especially compared to older ARM Chromebooks, Nice keyboard layout

Reviewers Didn't Like

Serious multitasking is tough with 2GB of RAM Keys aren't backlit Walmartexclusive
Keyboard and trackpad are OK but sometimes tweaky, Battery life isn't quite up to what Intel Chromebooks offer, Mediocre screen

Expert reviews and ratings

The Hisense Chromebook offers just enough power and comfort for far less money than the...

By CNET UK on April 11, 2015

At $149, the Hisense Chromebook is exactly what Google promised would come when they first introduced this operating system. Computers that cost less than smartphones, with just enough power to do what you need to do and not a whole lot more.This isn't...

By SlashGear on May 05, 2015

Chromebooks are synonymous with cheap PCs. I mean, they run Chrome OS , a bare-bones operating system that's essentially Google Chrome with some Google apps sprinkled around it.In many ways, Chromebooks are "lesser" computers; they usually cost only a...

By mashable.com on April 24, 2015

We're getting new Chromebooks all over the price spectrum lately. We recently reviewed the brand-new Chromebook Pixel , which has hardware that's well worth $1,000 even though that's a lot to pay for a system running Chrome OS. Today we're taking a...

By Ars Technica on April 06, 2015

La Hinsense Chromebook ofrece suficiente potencia y confort por mucho menos dinero que la...

By cnet.com/es/ on April 14, 2015