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Samsung Chromebook Plus Convertible Touch Laptop (XE513C24-K01US)

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  • Speed (GHz):2Ghz.
  • Flexible 360° profile. Enables you to use upright as a computer to reply to emails or finish a paper and recline for a tablet view ideal for surfing and viewing
  • This Device comes with the pen out of the box. Power to personalize your communications by writing directly on screen. Take notes, make a sketch, capture part of the screen, etc
  • All the apps you love on your phone are now available on your computer. Over a million apps are waiting for you. Find your favorites or explore what's new
  • Your world doesn't have to hit pause when you're not online. Continue to get things done using docs and apps in offline mode
  • Makes it easy to carry with you wherever the day takes you. Turn heads with a full, metal design that's a touch above the typical Chromebook
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The Chromebook plus is the next generation of premium Chromebooks with the flexibility of a tablet. Chromebook Plus is designed and optimized for Android apps, and is the first Chromebook designed with an integrated pen.

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    Customer reviews

    4.2 out of 5 stars
    4.2 out of 5
    837 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the portability and versatility of the laptop. They mention it's a great Chromebook and tablet, with a high resolution display and fanless design. They like the long battery life and say it' s more efficient than other laptops. Customers also like the charging speed. However, some customers are mixed on performance, responsiveness, and quality.

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    139 customers mention99 positive40 negative

    Customers like the charging speed of the laptop. They say it's very fast, the charger is excellent, and the computer is fully charged in one hour. That said, some complain that the performance is so-so, and it takes a long time to reload Chrome tabs. Overall, most are satisfied with the laptop's charging speed and performance.

    "...Pro, but I'm not sure that makes sense as the Plus is here today, is fast and reliable, and is a joy to use!*Update Feb 18, 2017*..." Read more

    "...- Processor speed: never felt slow bothered me, can't see why you'd need a pro, just close tabs / apps you're not using - easy to do when you can..." Read more

    "...Games can get a little laggy as this processor isnt the greatest, but most run just fine...." Read more

    "...It's quick to type on and (because I'm relatively weird as many developers are) it makes a super delightful clicky noise as the keys are tapped...." Read more

    135 customers mention127 positive8 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the notebook computer. They mention that the screen is very nice, bright, and sharp, and the high resolution display is beautiful. They also appreciate the fanless design, which is a must for some customers.

    "...The screen is really good and I only need to put it on 1/2 brightness. It's aspect ratio is 3:2 which is perfect for browsing and using as a tablet...." Read more

    "...The display is beautiful with its high resolution display, near infinite viewing angles, excellent colors and VERY punchy brightness thats great for..." Read more

    "...Screen is super crisp and really nice for watching videos and viewing pictures on...." Read more

    "...I do like the design of the chassis, though it has already accumulated some minor scratches on the undercarriage...." Read more

    111 customers mention105 positive6 negative

    Customers like the portability of the laptop. They mention that the power supply is light and compact, and the USB C plug in in goes. They say it's a great portable laptop, and can be held in their hand. It functions well as a secondary lightweight device, and is just the right size.

    "...Overall I really like it. It's size is just right, a bit heavier than the Tab / Note Pro and a bit squarer (see attached comparison pictures)...." Read more

    "...This is the mother of all notebooks, as light as a feather without a bloated or tablet operating system, perfect for anything you'd do at home or in..." Read more

    "...that a laptop does not is extemely small footprint, low weight, great form factor, and something that is built to interface flawlessly with Google's..." Read more

    "...the basics right: battery life is stellar, screen is stellar, size/weight top notch, keyboard very comfortable, trackpad works really well, it is..." Read more

    80 customers mention63 positive17 negative

    Customers like the battery life of the notebook computer. They mention it has a stellar battery life, and is more energy efficient than other laptops. It is fast, reliable, and light.

    "...It's fast, battery life is good, charging is quick, the screen is fantastic, it can drive external displays, and it's reasonably light...." Read more

    "...for something so small with a bright screen, the battery life easily lasts all day, writing notes, browsing the internet etc...." Read more

    "...Did I mention the battery life is insane? Well it is. I can't say enough about this and I can't believe I lived with an iPad for so many years...." Read more

    "...They got the basics right: battery life is stellar, screen is stellar, size/weight top notch, keyboard very comfortable, trackpad works really well,..." Read more

    78 customers mention65 positive13 negative

    Customers like the compatibility of the notebook computer. They say it's a great Chromebook and tablet, with a responsive touchscreen and quality stylus. They also mention that the Chrome browser is first rate and can run thousands of apps. Customers are looking for a device that integrates nicely with their Android life at a lower price point than the original.

    "...The Chrome browser is first rate, and it can run thousands of apps!..." Read more

    "...Responsive touchscreen & quality stylus?Touchscreen, yes. Stylus, mostly...." Read more

    "TL;DROne of the best laptops out there. Typing on it now, few flaws: one stuck pixel, scratched easily...." Read more

    "...of Chromebooks compared to tablets is their full compatibility with Chrome as a browser...." Read more

    257 customers mention158 positive99 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the notebook computer. Some mention that it performs astoundingly, works great as an eReader, and can run Android apps well. However, others say that it has been performing strangely, tends to freeze, and slow down when they have more than 9ish tabs open, and that Android apps are buggy.

    "...Chrome runs very well. It's about twice as fast as the Tab / Note Pro tablet (see attached "Octane" benchmark image)...." Read more

    "...the store is still in beta, but games work mostly well, my Inkredible works great and often most of the google android based apps work better than..." Read more

    "...Randomly had the whole screen freeze for several minutes. Closed and re-opened screen twice until it appeared to re-boot...." Read more

    "...PPS Ordered to the UK and works well - just need to get a plug adaptor and get used to ",@, £,# switching around." Read more

    115 customers mention65 positive50 negative

    Customers are mixed about the responsiveness of the notebook computer. Some mention that the touch screen is properly responsive, while others say that it is not as responsive as they would like. The trackpad is responsive, but some find that it takes a bit of getting used to the little cramped space. The touch screen only works now with the pen, and the Chromebook Plus/Pro has touchscreen defects. It has a slight rebound when two finger scrolling.

    "...No viruses at all- Stylus works really well with palm rejection, looking forward to Google Keep being improved as we go...." Read more

    "...It has a slight rebound when two finger scrolling down a web page; when you lift your fingers the page scrolls goes back a tiny bit in the opposite..." Read more

    "...As well, the touch screen is an absolute godsend. Everything about it is great...." Read more

    "...Overall, I’m very happy with my purchase. It’s responsive, boots fast, & maximizes the Google experience that few products can replicate...." Read more

    111 customers mention74 positive37 negative

    Customers are mixed about the quality of the notebook computer. Some mention that it has a good build quality, Android apps support, a bright beautiful screen, and a solid metal construction. However, others say that the build quality is somewhat questionable, it has been a total waste of money, and the screen shattered upon opening the book.

    "...I'm not sure that makes sense as the Plus is here today, is fast and reliable, and is a joy to use!*Update Feb 18, 2017*..." Read more

    "...This Laptop/2in1/chromebook whatever you want to call it is very impressive, as long as you understand the limitations...." Read more

    "...Seriously?!?! Touchscreen is the only saving grace for the crappy trackpad and keyboard, but when that goes, this device is a piece of junk...." Read more

    "...Anyone who wants something for entertainment and personal use that's well built, portable and fast...." Read more

    Great little tablet/laptop
    5 Stars
    Great little tablet/laptop
    *Update March 17, 2017*Having used the Samsung Chromebook Plus every day since I got it, and mostly ignoring my MacBook Pro with 15" Retina Display, I believe that the Plus is the first real "iPad killer" I've come across. By that I mean, it fulfills the promise to replace a laptop for almost all uses while addressing the shortcomings of tablets. The keyboard is built in, there is a track pad and touch screen with stylus, no separate case is required, and the rotating screen provides genuinely useful orientations. It's fast, battery life is good, charging is quick, the screen is fantastic, it can drive external displays, and it's reasonably light. The Chrome browser is first rate, and it can run thousands of apps! I've been using the Plus extensively at home and while traveling - for browsing, watching videos, taking handwritten notes (see update on LectureNotes below), email, photos, reading Kindle books, music, maps, games - you name it. The Plus and others like it are the portable do-it-all devices of the future.*Original Review and updates*I've had a few days to play with the Chromebook Plus and so far I love it! I've been looking to replace my Samsung Tab Pro 12.2" tablet (the Note Pro without a pen). The Chromebook Plus seemed perfect as it can be folded over to be a tablet, and can also be used like a regular laptop. Plus it runs Chrome and Android apps.Overall I really like it. It's size is just right, a bit heavier than the Tab / Note Pro and a bit squarer (see attached comparison pictures). The screen is really good and I only need to put it on 1/2 brightness. It's aspect ratio is 3:2 which is perfect for browsing and using as a tablet. The touchscreen works very well. I love that I don't need a special case to prop it up; the 360 degree hinge allows you to situate the screen at whatever angle you choose.Chrome runs very well. It's about twice as fast as the Tab / Note Pro tablet (see attached "Octane" benchmark image). Having windows is great and I have more than 20 tabs open in 4 windows with no issues. Windows are only available in laptop mode. In tablet mode it makes every app full screen. I'm expecting tablet mode to get windows when the underlying Android subsystem gets updated from Marshmallow to Nougat.Android apps generally work really well. The Kindle app is great. Google photos, Google Inbox, NY Times, all work fine although often I find no need for an Android app if there is a Chrome web version of the app. Google Maps is much better on Chrome because it shows you the 3D satellite view. Google Inbox is faster on the app version though so I use that. Sonos does not work as of this writing, as it could not find my Sonos system. I've opened a ticket with them. *Update May 25, 2017* Sonos works now.I loaded up the "Asphalt 8" road racing app and it was very responsive. I didn't see any stuttering as seen on some of the online reviews of the Chromebook Pro. Go figure!Battery life is good, I'm getting between 7 and 9 hours. Apps that uses the CPU a lot can reduce that quickly. To see which tabs / apps are using the most CPU, you can bring up the task manager by pressing the "search" and "esc" keys. I've found that tabs that aren't visible don't use as much CPU. Amazon often uses a lot of CPU when it's tab is visible, so I close it or switch to another tab when not using it. For some reason the Google Hangouts extension was eating a lot of CPU, so I disabled it.The keyboard works well, although it is somewhat mushy and the delete key is too small so I often press = by mistake. The touch pad works well for two finger scrolling and you can enable "tap and drag" in Accessibility settings. It has a slight rebound when two finger scrolling down a web page; when you lift your fingers the page scrolls goes back a tiny bit in the opposite direction that you were scrolling. I hope Google/Samsung can address this soon. *Update Feb 18, 2017* This was fixed by a recent update, there is no longer any "bounce back".The Samsung Chromebook Plus seems like a real keeper! Some here have suggested waiting for the Chromebook Pro, but I'm not sure that makes sense as the Plus is here today, is fast and reliable, and is a joy to use!*Update Feb 18, 2017*I am having Bluetooth issues. Sometimes it cuts in and out while playing music on the Google Music web site. Or it will stop playing through the Bluetooth speaker and start playing through the built in speakers, even though the Bluetooth connection is still established. Hope this can be fixed soon! *Update Mar 4, 2017* This is supposed to be fixed soon in ChromeOS 57. *Update May 25, 2017* Bluetooth is working fine now.I found a very nice note taking app that responds to pressure from the stylus, called Squid. There is a toolkit add-on for $2.99 that gives more features like geometric shapes.*Update Feb 21, 2017*I'm finding that I can have many Chrome windows and tabs open, many more than suggested in reviews. Right now for instance, I have 41 tabs in 13 windows open.*Update Feb 22, 2017*For those of you who like to keep lots of tabs and windows open (tab hoarding), I found this great Chrome extension called The Great Discarder. It automatically suspends idle tabs to reduce Chrome memory usage using Chrome's native tab discarding. When you do visit a suspended tab it automatically reloads. With this extension you can have as many tabs open as you want! Get it at the Chrome web store.*Update Feb 28, 2017*I installed the Android version of Skype for Business to attend work meetings. I found that clicking web links to Skype meetings did not work. The link is opened in the Chromebook's Chrome browser, which doesn't know how to send it to Skype, since Chromebook's Chrome is not an Android app. I found a work-around, which is to install Chrome for Android. Now when I click on a Skype web link from an Android app, I can choose whether to open it in the Chromebook's Chrome or in Android's Chrome. Opening it in Android's Chrome, it then gets passed properly to the Skype Android app.*Update Mar 4, 2017*I looked at some of the note taking apps on the Play store, including Squid, INKredible, SketchBook, HandWrite Pro Note and Draw, and LectureNotes. LectureNotes isn't as flashy as some of the others, and the interface is not as pretty, but it is very comprehensive in how you set it up and use it. Pressure sensitive stylus, custom pencils and eraser, draw with stylus / erase with finger, basic geometric shapes, very good selection tools, layers... about the only thing it fell down on was it doesn't go full screen in the tablet portrait mode.LectureNotes was the only one that let me import a PDF and then select, copy, cut, and paste from the PDF itself as opposed to just drawing over it. To get PDF import functionality you have to download the developer's PDFView app.
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    Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2017
    *Update March 17, 2017*
    Having used the Samsung Chromebook Plus every day since I got it, and mostly ignoring my MacBook Pro with 15" Retina Display, I believe that the Plus is the first real "iPad killer" I've come across. By that I mean, it fulfills the promise to replace a laptop for almost all uses while addressing the shortcomings of tablets. The keyboard is built in, there is a track pad and touch screen with stylus, no separate case is required, and the rotating screen provides genuinely useful orientations. It's fast, battery life is good, charging is quick, the screen is fantastic, it can drive external displays, and it's reasonably light. The Chrome browser is first rate, and it can run thousands of apps! I've been using the Plus extensively at home and while traveling - for browsing, watching videos, taking handwritten notes (see update on LectureNotes below), email, photos, reading Kindle books, music, maps, games - you name it. The Plus and others like it are the portable do-it-all devices of the future.

    *Original Review and updates*
    I've had a few days to play with the Chromebook Plus and so far I love it! I've been looking to replace my Samsung Tab Pro 12.2" tablet (the Note Pro without a pen). The Chromebook Plus seemed perfect as it can be folded over to be a tablet, and can also be used like a regular laptop. Plus it runs Chrome and Android apps.

    Overall I really like it. It's size is just right, a bit heavier than the Tab / Note Pro and a bit squarer (see attached comparison pictures). The screen is really good and I only need to put it on 1/2 brightness. It's aspect ratio is 3:2 which is perfect for browsing and using as a tablet. The touchscreen works very well. I love that I don't need a special case to prop it up; the 360 degree hinge allows you to situate the screen at whatever angle you choose.

    Chrome runs very well. It's about twice as fast as the Tab / Note Pro tablet (see attached "Octane" benchmark image). Having windows is great and I have more than 20 tabs open in 4 windows with no issues. Windows are only available in laptop mode. In tablet mode it makes every app full screen. I'm expecting tablet mode to get windows when the underlying Android subsystem gets updated from Marshmallow to Nougat.

    Android apps generally work really well. The Kindle app is great. Google photos, Google Inbox, NY Times, all work fine although often I find no need for an Android app if there is a Chrome web version of the app. Google Maps is much better on Chrome because it shows you the 3D satellite view. Google Inbox is faster on the app version though so I use that. Sonos does not work as of this writing, as it could not find my Sonos system. I've opened a ticket with them. *Update May 25, 2017* Sonos works now.

    I loaded up the "Asphalt 8" road racing app and it was very responsive. I didn't see any stuttering as seen on some of the online reviews of the Chromebook Pro. Go figure!

    Battery life is good, I'm getting between 7 and 9 hours. Apps that uses the CPU a lot can reduce that quickly. To see which tabs / apps are using the most CPU, you can bring up the task manager by pressing the "search" and "esc" keys. I've found that tabs that aren't visible don't use as much CPU. Amazon often uses a lot of CPU when it's tab is visible, so I close it or switch to another tab when not using it. For some reason the Google Hangouts extension was eating a lot of CPU, so I disabled it.

    The keyboard works well, although it is somewhat mushy and the delete key is too small so I often press = by mistake. The touch pad works well for two finger scrolling and you can enable "tap and drag" in Accessibility settings. It has a slight rebound when two finger scrolling down a web page; when you lift your fingers the page scrolls goes back a tiny bit in the opposite direction that you were scrolling. I hope Google/Samsung can address this soon. *Update Feb 18, 2017* This was fixed by a recent update, there is no longer any "bounce back".

    The Samsung Chromebook Plus seems like a real keeper! Some here have suggested waiting for the Chromebook Pro, but I'm not sure that makes sense as the Plus is here today, is fast and reliable, and is a joy to use!

    *Update Feb 18, 2017*
    I am having Bluetooth issues. Sometimes it cuts in and out while playing music on the Google Music web site. Or it will stop playing through the Bluetooth speaker and start playing through the built in speakers, even though the Bluetooth connection is still established. Hope this can be fixed soon! *Update Mar 4, 2017* This is supposed to be fixed soon in ChromeOS 57. *Update May 25, 2017* Bluetooth is working fine now.

    I found a very nice note taking app that responds to pressure from the stylus, called Squid. There is a toolkit add-on for $2.99 that gives more features like geometric shapes.

    *Update Feb 21, 2017*
    I'm finding that I can have many Chrome windows and tabs open, many more than suggested in reviews. Right now for instance, I have 41 tabs in 13 windows open.

    *Update Feb 22, 2017*
    For those of you who like to keep lots of tabs and windows open (tab hoarding), I found this great Chrome extension called The Great Discarder. It automatically suspends idle tabs to reduce Chrome memory usage using Chrome's native tab discarding. When you do visit a suspended tab it automatically reloads. With this extension you can have as many tabs open as you want! Get it at the Chrome web store.

    *Update Feb 28, 2017*
    I installed the Android version of Skype for Business to attend work meetings. I found that clicking web links to Skype meetings did not work. The link is opened in the Chromebook's Chrome browser, which doesn't know how to send it to Skype, since Chromebook's Chrome is not an Android app. I found a work-around, which is to install Chrome for Android. Now when I click on a Skype web link from an Android app, I can choose whether to open it in the Chromebook's Chrome or in Android's Chrome. Opening it in Android's Chrome, it then gets passed properly to the Skype Android app.

    *Update Mar 4, 2017*
    I looked at some of the note taking apps on the Play store, including Squid, INKredible, SketchBook, HandWrite Pro Note and Draw, and LectureNotes. LectureNotes isn't as flashy as some of the others, and the interface is not as pretty, but it is very comprehensive in how you set it up and use it. Pressure sensitive stylus, custom pencils and eraser, draw with stylus / erase with finger, basic geometric shapes, very good selection tools, layers... about the only thing it fell down on was it doesn't go full screen in the tablet portrait mode.

    LectureNotes was the only one that let me import a PDF and then select, copy, cut, and paste from the PDF itself as opposed to just drawing over it. To get PDF import functionality you have to download the developer's PDFView app.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Tremendous for cloud based business
    Reviewed in Canada on June 25, 2017
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    4.0 out of 5 stars EDIT: "Buen equipo pero con muchas fallas" (parece que no es problema de hardware)
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect for student life
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