Acer’s Chromebook 15 offers a large display and a low price. We see if it lives up to its promise in our full review.
Chromebooks have often tended to adopt 11.6- and 13in display sizes, which makes them great for portability but can be a little small for some people. So, if you’ve yearned for a larger screen, the 2019 Acer Chromebook 15 could be a tempting proposition. We put through its paces to see if size really does matter.
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Price
Acer offers a few variations of the CB315, with the one we’re reviewing featuring an 1.6GHz AMD A4-9120C processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB of storage and a 1366×768 TN display, all for £279/$279. This is the model we’ve tested.
If you want more power then there’s the 1.8GHz AMD A6-9220C processor model which also sees the display quality bumped up to Full HD 1080p for £299/$399. There’s also a touchscreen variant (CB315-2HT) but at the time of writing we have no price or details of availability.
Acer doesn’t have a link for buying the CB315 on its UK site, but you can pick it up from Amazon, Argos, and Currys PC World.
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