Thank you for this comment, and for being a sub for at least a year, it means a lot. And I agree, people put it down, but the os is more secure, quicker overall, and great for people who use the web.

Yes, all new Chromebooks get that, some older ones were updated too. Nice to know there's a bunch of support

Thanks so much! I will be covering the 5i soon too! Great Chromebooks. I love Chrome os and hope they continue to improve!

Thanks for sharing all this!

Thanks for sharing your experience!

It's pretty great! Hope you enjoy it!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I think it's pretty decent for the money

Yeah. It's great overall. Obviously it's a better laptop, the 5i. Much better for laptop work. Pros and cons. Both are great

In a weird way, it's probably a little bit of both. It shouldn't be as loose as it is, but it can be pretty normal around this price point. One riskier thing you can try, which you would have to try at your own risk obviously, is picking up the Chromebook by the sides and applying pressure to the bottom of the body of the Chromebook UP to the trackpad. So underneath it and pressing up. It might be hard to get a grip, but gripping the Chromebook by each side putting your thumbs in the middle and pressing up. Yes it involves putting pressure and almost trying to push the trackpad up and almost bend it. But somehow that has worked when I've tried that on a couple of previous Chromebooks. If anything snaps or something it would probably be on the inside, and if something isn't working you could always return it. Since you didn't open it they wouldn't realize it anyway. But it may be a way to try to fix it, at your own risk 😂😂. Like I said, it worked for me a couple of times. But don't feel bad if you keep it. If it bothers you, you can go to best buy and try out their model on the floor and compare it. And return it if you feel or necessary. Even if it's a small thing it's better to make sure you're happy. But regardless of all of that, I will tell you it's pretty typical and I wouldn't expect your touchpad to break or something just because it feels a little loose

@@AndroidDigest Super-cool, thanks for the insights, my g and for the advice. Mind you, I'm coming from Macbook trackpads so I figured there would some compromises lol. But I just wanted to check if this was more common or not with this level of CB's. Otherwise, very happy with this model -- great screen and portability. Cheers and thanks again.

Thank you!

I'm not sure what you mean. As far as version. If you mean software. They updated almost monthly. If you're talking about when this device released. In the US, it either released late last year or early this year. But it hasn't been too long

For sure! I'm with you (Thanks for the sub by the way, over 2 years, very appreciated)

For sure! They are great devices

To be honest, I'm not sure, it's sort of hard to find out on a Chromebook like this.

@@AndroidDigest I tracked down 72% on the Flex 3i 12.2" yoga style but 100% on the 14" Kompanio powered laptop so I got that one and saved $80 in the process. Note, though, that it's glossy on the 12.2" but matte on the 14", and matte softens the image ever so slightly. One HUGE advantage of both is getting rid of those big margins of dead space around the actually viewable screen, which allows the whole body to drop one magnitude of size. The 12.2" comes in an old 11.6" body size, the 14" in an old school 13" body. The Kompanio chipset is zippy but theoretically the N100 is much faster.

If you have the Microsoft office 365 subscription, you can download the Android apps and they do have a few limitations, but not too many. They are on great on here no issue

Yeah it does pretty well

For sure