Planning on getting a Chromebook to use pretty exclusively for

I have a Lenovo n22 and I upgraded the screen to an IPS one myself (it's really easy). I'd say buying a cheap Chromebook with a TN screen, and spending ~$50 on an IPS screen, is the cheapest way to get one that's good for media consumption.

Anyways, here's the list. https://zipso.net/chromebook-specs-comparison-table/

the asus chromebook flip or the acer r11
both have amazing battery life and are pretty durable

thanks for the input

>>59393015
I tend to like lenovo's durability on their laptops, heavily considering the lenovo 11e or n23

>>59393036
Acer r11 looks neat, ive heard great things about it but it does look a bit 'glossy' for my taste. ill probably head to a best buy and see if they have one on display first to see how it feels

>>59393060
You're not going to get good build quality on a Chromebook unless you're buying one of the ones that costs as much as a real laptop. My n22 came with an uneven track pad. It's not a huge deal, it just sticks up slightly higher on one side, but still. I only chose this one because it has a matte plastic build that doesn't show scratches easily, the keyboard is spill resident (haven't tested that), and it has a handle built it. But overall, the thing is definitely cheaply assembled plastic. It's not a problem if you go into it knowing that though.

Get a hold of better hardware then put chromium on it.