Pretty good Chromebook, though lags sometimes on the touch screen even after adjusting the settings. I primarily use it to check personal email, shop online, and watch movies on the go during travel. The screen is a bit larger than my last one, which is appreciated.

Very nice and affordable price, camera quality is not as good as I expected but don't really use the camera except for online classes so it's okay. The touchscreen is also a little slow but this is what you get for the price. Also, came with nice magnetic case, keyboard and a stylus pen which is usable.

Touch pad is okay, it's kind of slow, & the speakers aren't very loud. Love evrything else about it. I'd buy again.

I really wish there was an updated version of this. The design is great. It seamlessly converts from tablet mode to laptop mode, depending on whether the keyboard is connected. The keyboard pulls away with a simple tug, and magnetically snaps right back into place. It's even got a second magnetic bar so you can angle it slightly. The back cover folds out into a stand. It's really easy to move, and it holds in place. (It does, however, have a tendency to slide a bit depending on how it's held up.) The stylus can be really handy, and the garage is much better than my previous Chromebook, which had a tendency to collapse around the garage, making the slot too thin and thus trapping the stylus so you couldn't get it out without pliers.

The one problem is that, although this is still listed a current model on the manufacturer's website, it was first offered in 2020 and uses a chipset from 2019. My Samsung Galaxy S10e phone from late 2019 has a better CPU and more RAM (6gb for the phone, 4gb for the CM3 Chromebook). I'm not exactly a power user. I'm not using this for intense gaming or graphic design or anything. But it is noticeably slow sometimes. I can watch streaming movies without trouble. But if I'm going to install a new app, do something while a process is running in the background, open an app I haven't used in a while... If I ask it to do anything that's memory intensive, I need to be really patient.

Also, I wish there were more cover options. The one it comes with is ugly and doesn't cover the corners or edges of the device. But there are only two third party designs I can find, and neither of them seems very good.

Still, I love the versatility. It mostly does what I need, and it seems to be the best available detachable Chromebook currently on the market.

the detachable covers/keyboard dont stay firmly in place unless sitting at a table and add a lot of weight.would have been better with sttached keyboard and lighter back cover/stand.
couldnt find one locally to try out and its too late to return..good little tablet though