Reviewers Liked

  • Appealing design, Solid build, System performance, Decent input devices, Noise and temperature development
  • Snappy performance, Decent speakers, Solid build quality
  • Cool color options, Excellent battery life, Solid performance
  • Great battery life, Excellent keyboard, Usable trackpad, ChromeOS is simple to use, Easy to sign into account and it shows user content, Attractive design
  • Attractive and well-built design, Spacious keyboard and touchpad, Cool, quiet operation
  • Easy to use and family friendly, Very good video quality and color, Loud audio, Aggressively priced
  • Good power to price ratio, large screen, good battery life, affordable price
  • The HP Pavilion Chromebook 14 feels more like a traditional laptop than other Chromebooks. Its big screen and Chrome's improved offline capabilities make a better case for the category

Reviewers Didn't Like

  • Maintenance options, TN screen's viewing angle stability, Possible restriction by Chrome OS
  • Poor keyboard layout, Antiquated trackpad, Lackluster display, Mediocre battery life
  • Terrible display, Definite low-end materials, Heavy
  • Dim display, Can only install web apps, No VGA output
  • Below average battery life, Chrome OS lacks expected features, Very poor game performance, Similar Windows 8 laptops aren't much more expensive
  • Relatively dim screen, Below-average battery life, Doesn't support all Chrome apps
  • Low display resolution, let down by the limited OS, build quality is not the best
  • Other Chromebooks perform better and run longer. The limited Chrome OS is still not for everyone, or even for most. This model lacks the mobile broadband that makers of other Chromebooks have touted as a must-have feature