Acer Chromebook Keyboard Top Row

The case is just the right size for my 14" Acer Chromebook & will prove invaluable when I am travelling.

I bought some really bad (very brittle) replacement nibs for acer chromebook / samsung s-pen on amazon that I returned right away. I read on reddit that wacom one nib can also work. Happy to report these do work as EMR stylus tips with s-pen, staedtler digital pen, chromebook. I can't guarantee for you, but it worked for me.

I recently purchased an Acer R !1 Chromebook and wanted a wireless Mouse to use with this product. I am not a big fan of track pads. The one on this computer works fine, but I wanted a mouse. It worked right out of the box once I inserted the USB dongle that communicated with the mouse. It scrolls well. Fits well in your hand. It is an excellent product. The price is right as well. You always know if B and H sells it it works!

First of all, I'm not sure why Logitech ever discontinued this excellent keyboard. It was inexpensive for my budget, and had the PERFECT feel. I cannot stand the insane loudness of mechanical keyboards. This keyboard hits the sweet spot as it is not too loud or too quiet. The width of the keyboard is just perfect, as I sit in a recliner in front of a big TV, and have no issues with anything. Unlike someone below complaining about the numeric keypad on the right..... that is standard on almost every keyboard. No one uses the top row, are you kidding me? It's too easy to use your right hand to easily hit every number and math symbol. Top row numbers are useless unless you're playing a game. They take longer to press because they are spaced out about 10 inches!!! No thanks! Now, I will miss this keyboard greatly, and sadly I spilled stuff on mine and two of the buttons now stick forever and I kind of broke them when trying to clean it, so I will be buying another keyboard. But the other fantastic feature of this keyboard that is hard to find anywhere is the USB rechargeable feature. This allows me to not have to worry about changing batteries all the time! I don't even like changing rechargeable batteries because it's just annoying. It's so much simpler to be able to charge the keyboard with a USB cable and get several days or weeks of life out of one charge, depending on usage. RIP, K800. You will be missed.

Pros: nice keyboard, illumination is excellent, just what I wantedCons: bottom row of keys is a little stiff; the spacebar especially, but it doesn't really bother me...

Upon opening the keyboard after purchasing from a local retailer I was very impressed. The weight that it has makes it sturdy and not too heavy where it’s inconvenient but just enough to know that it has a solid frame and can hold an accessory you slide in the groove. The groove is what makes it unique. My iPhone, Pixel or Chromebook slides in with ease. The phones I can put side ways or long ways without them falling over and the Chromebook does the same. The boards weight and small rubber grips make it to where I can angle the Chromebook at any angle and it stays exactly where I want it. This product is awesome and well worth the price. Everywhere I look it’s usually 20 less than original. Knowing how good it is i would definitely pay full which I did when I bought it. Great product I highly recommend it. Plus the M720 Triathlon mouse make a great pair perfect angle for anyone who has wrist pain.

Simply the best Chromebook (really the best computer) I’ve ever owned. Adding screen and phenomenal keyboard with good battery life.

All of the sleeve pockets are top-loaded which ensures a snug, secure fit and no shifting of the photos. Keep in mind that the bottom sleeve is made for a 4x6 photo only and will not accommodate panoramics. As usual, top-row photos can be slipped in from the front and back of the page. The bottom row photos are insertable from only the front of the page (which is the only good design choice). Photos do not have to be squeezed in so this is not problematic.

It seems well-made my Chromebook looks comfy in it.

I believe Acer is one of the best values in laptops. But with value comes some compromises. For this purchase, I was just looking at raw specifications and wanted top-of-the-line or near-top for a 16 gaming laptop. (I was fine with a 13th gen Intel CPU b/c there really isn't any meaningful improvement to the 14th gen, so buying a laptop that has been out for a year is an even better way to save money). This laptop has fantastic performance - I use it to game and for video/audio editing via Premiere. I can run any game I care to play at max settings. The screen is surprisingly vibrant, even though it's not the mini-led. Be aware that battery life for this laptop (and most upper-end gaming laptops in general) is pretty atrocious (2, MAYBE 3 hours under light usage). If you plan to do anything processor/GPU intensive on battery alone..., it's not going to happen. This laptop is happiest being plugged in and acting as a desktop replacement more than a true laptop that you're going to carry around all the time. I love it because I can take it with me when I travel and have an awesome machine with a small(er) footprint. This laptop isn't the most quiet (the fans can get pretty raucous), it isn't the best-looking, and doesn't have the best thermals, but it is, in my opinion, a great buy at a very reasonable price if you understand what these types of machines are like.