For users that need devices to put up with their blunt usage, this Chromebook definitely makes the cut. Additionally, expect the device to tolerate 60 kg of applied force easily.

The Spin 514, being fully drop-tested, can also withstand falls from heights that measure up to 48 inches. The aluminum chassis has been reinforced with layers of protection, making the device resistant to dents and corrosion. For this reason, the Spin 514 comes branded with military-grade durability (MIL-STD 810H) and can take quite a beating. The same goes for Chrome OS’s sprawling success in the education sector and how kids can roughen these laptops up. Since this device is targeted at the consumer and enterprise market alike, people need devices that can truly hold up. Moving on to this Chromebook’s durability, the Spin 514 is as good as it gets. Comparing it again to the 713, the 514 is about a millimeter thicker, but it still doesn’t feel heavy nor bulky yet it’s just the right amount of weight that allows the device to be used on the go. It feels super rigid, and the feel is you get when you pick the Chromebook up is simply premium. First off, the device boasts a sandblasted and anodized aluminum chassis that really impresses right off the bat.

From the overall build quality to its convertible form factor, the Spin 514 does resemble the 713, but there’s no surprise that it’s been made much better. This is a saying that we can perfectly relate to here since the Acer Chromebook Spin 514 shares many similarities from the Acer Chromebook Spin 713 design-wise. 8.7 4.35 5 Chrome Ready Acer Chromebook Spin 514 In-depth Review

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