Have to send too many notebooks back … Have to send too many notebooks back for RMA at my cost

We've purchased both individual eduGear… We've purchased both individual eduGear CMT Chromebooks and bundles that include a charging cart and we've found it to be the best value and most cost-effective answer to our needs. The Chromebooks are built solidly to stand up to the wear and tear of classroom use. Replaceable batteries greatly simplify upkeep and extend their lifecycles. The ability to convert to tent and tablet formats gives us great flexibility. And they're backed by CDI support. At times it can take a little longer to get replacements or parts due to customs, but it's worth the wait. We'll continue to use eduGear to provide student and teacher devices.

Lots of issues I would not. Previously, I rolled out over a hundred chrome books of another brand and only had one - in two years - that needed replacement and that was because a kid beat it up. I rolled out only 60 eduGear computers and I have a stack of at least 10 whose operating system went out and a couple more whose mouse pad doesn't work. I was very disappointed in the eduGear chrome books.

Very Nice This is a great unit. This one is for my ten year old who is homeschooled. Lots of ports, expandable memory and a super-solid, heavy feel to it. With a very clear screen and a full sized keyboard, it's perfect for homeschooling work, and with its ruggedized construction, it's perfect for travel and field trips. It compares very nicely apples to apples with my Samsung Chromebook Plus, which is an almost $450 unit. 10/10.

It worked really good for the first few… It worked really good for the first few weeks. Then it started smoking and caught on fire. I don't even know what happened it just glitched. Bad quality anyways. The flip mood didn't work very well it ended up coming off the hinges.