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Acer Chromebook 311 CB311-11H – (MediaTek MT8183, 4GB, 64GB

Acer Chromebook 311 CB311-11H – (MediaTek MT8183, 4GB, 64GB eMMC, 11.6 Inch HD Display, Google Chrome OS, Silver)

Complete Connectivity

Stay synced and connected. With a fully functional USB-C port and 802.11ac Wi-Fi with Bluetooth 4.2, easily connect to multiple devices at the same time while also making full use of the integrated 720p HDR webcam for crystal clear video calls in Google Hangouts.

Stay Productive

Enjoy all the advantages offered by Chrome OS: quicker boot times, an easy-to-use interface, built-in malware protection, access to millions of Android apps on Google Play and much more.

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Weight:	1 kg
Dimensions:	29.01 x 20.6 x 1.88 cm; 1 Kilograms
Brand:	Acer
Model:	NX.AAYEK.002
Colour:	Silver
Batteries Included:	Yes
Manufacture:	Acer
Dimensions:	29.01 x 20.6 x 1.88 cm; 1 Kilograms

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Anonymous says:

23/02/2024 at

Still very new to me so I am still finding my way round. I am yet to find how to transfer my photographs from my phone (android).
Some have transferred automatically.
I am overall very pleased with my chromebook.
Marla Jo Fisher says:

16/01/2024 at

I had an Acer Spin 514 until recently, did not even last 2 years. I found it overpowered for my needs and decided to give this Acer spin 314 a go. First impressions – Out of the box it feels solid, a warmer feel owing to the plastic casing but prefer this one It is strong and does not flex at all. The screen is very good, nice and sharpe with excellent coulours. Not quite as bright but it can be adjusted to very bright. Keyboard is responsive and a pleasure to type on.
I had a few worries about the Celeron N4600 but is is really quick. I play Elvenar, a free game and it handles it like a dream, I cant see any difference speed wise between the 514 and this 314. Perfect for all none demanding tasks and middle of the road games.
The touch pad is large and VERY responsive. Touch screen excellent, can’t fault it.
I’m glad to be back with a laptop with no fans in again. It can get a little warm if I play the game for too long but does not slow down.
My only niggle is the lack of a “C” port on the right side, but the addition of the HDMI port is welcome.
Overall for the price this is a winner. I’m happy again. Goodbye 514. I never mistreated you but you let me down.
Anonymous says:

13/07/2023 at

I bought this to replace an android tablet that I had been using for a year, but then the touch screen went wrong with it. Amazon stepped in and refunded the cost of the tablet when it was returned and I had initially intended to go and buy an ipad instead. However, the cost of those is eyewatering and I then thought about the Chromebook spin. It can act like a tablet when folded back or a small laptop when in conventional mode. I found this 64GB version as a second hand deal with over 100 off the new price (which was already a special price deal, so in fact this second hand one was something like 150 off the regular new price). It has a few tiny marks on the case and did not come with the manual or in the original box, but the manual can be downloaded as a PDF and the marks are hardly noticeable, so I am more than happy to live with them for the savings. The chromebook has great battery life and for what I use it for, it is ideal. With the Chrome OS that is basically android OS, I managed to install a range of apps that I had used on the android tablet that went wrong. Oddly a couple of apps said they were not compatible, which I don’t understand, since they did not need any particular hardware like GPS. I found alternative apps that worked though, so no biggie. Been using it several weeks now and I am very happy. The screen resolution is perhaps a little bit of a negative point since it is now particularly high. However, for what I need it is fine. At the price I paid, I don’t really think I could have got something better. It certainly feels like a quality product and from a very well known maker. I have had Acer products before and was very happy with them.
Anonymous says:

29/08/2022 at

Having had an Apple iPad for a while, I decided to change to a Chromebook instead. I had done some extensive research into which was the best one out there for the budget I had at the time. This one came in just under 200 which was ideal.

The Acer Chromebook is very easy to set up, the instructions were clear and concise as soon as your turned it on. The screen is sharp and videos watched on YouTube look good. The sound is probably the only let down because it sounds very tinny. But, if you put a good set of headphones in then that should sort that issue out.

It is incredibly lightweight as well. Laptops of old used to leave your legs feeling dead after using them they were that heavy. The battery life is amazing! I only use it in the evenings and It still has plenty of battery charge left after 3 or 4 days. Charging doesn’t take long either, roughly 90 minutes until it’s at 100%. Less if you’re charging with higher battery life left.

When doing your research look at when the automatic updates finish. Thankfully, I will continue to receive updates up until 2026. Which is more than enough for me.

I can highly recommend this Chromebook if you’re on a tight budget. If money is no object then are some really good ones out there to.
Aurelio1683 says:

16/05/2022 at

Since the demise of my last Windows laptop, I’ve done all my computer based tasks on my tablet. But, suddenly needing to write several months worth of documents, the virtual keyboard has shown it’s limitations. Using a Bluetooth keyboard also wasn’t ideal with the small screen, so I decided to jump ship and get my first Chromebook.
There are a few adjustments to make after so many years with Microsoft, but they are easily made and for such a comparatively low price I’m very impressed. Google Drive means my files are available on all my Android tablet, start up takes almost no time, it’s light weight, quiet, with a long battery life.
You’ll notice the screen could be better when streaming videos etc, with the contrast being a little low, but it’s perfectly watchable and sharp & clear when dealing with text.
A Chromebook might not fit all your needs (eg gaming, bespoke software etc) but as a workhorse, it’s ideal.