Specs

In terms of specs, the Chromebook R11 falls right in line with the rest of the Chromebook market. Powering the machine is a 1.6GHz quad-core Intel Celeron N3150 processor, along with either 2 or 4GB of RAM. Inside, there’s also 32GB of storage, which may seem small, but it’s important to remember you’re unlikely to be storing a ton of files on the machine itself. It’s also worth mentioning that, for the time being, you’ll score 100GB of free Google Drive storage when purchasing the R11, so you’ll have plenty of space to store things in the cloud.

Performance

In our testing, including writing this review with a dozen tabs open, the Acer Chromebook R11 performed admirably, albeit with a few minor hiccups. The combination of the Intel Celeron N3150 processor and 4GB of RAM kept things surprisingly fluid even when typing in a Google Doc with a couple of YouTube videos silently streaming and pumping jams through Google Play Music.

I did notice some minor hiccups in performance with the R11, however. Occasionally, Google Docs seemed to struggle with keeping up with my typing. The lag was infrequent and typically worked itself out in a second or so, but it broke our train of thought several times in writing this review.

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