My husband & I recently replaced our Chromebooks with slightly newer & larger versions that we can use at work as well as home.
So we are selling both Google Chromebooks made by Acer (his listing is for the Acer Spin311).
Mine is an R11, purchased in 2016 (made in 2015), so it's about 10 years old & works absolutely fine for what I needed -- web browsing, email, calendar, & then apps. It did reach its EOL (meaning end-of-life for getting updates) a few years ago, so I have noticed newer apps like ChatGPT do NOT work. But if you're just doing basic online reading, it's a super tablet. It did reach its EOL (meaning end-of-life for getting updates) a few years ago, so I have noticed newer apps like ChatGPT do NOT work. But if you're just doing basic online reading, it's a super tablet.
It has a 11.6" touchscreen, is convertible / foldable meaning you can use it as a flat a pad, a baby laptop with keyboard, or a tent-design, & comes with the original power cord. I would say the battery life has suffered some, so that I usually get about 6 or so hours of use before I need to plug it in rather than the stated 9+. The processor is by Intel, & included ports are USB 3.0, USB 2.0, full-size HDMI, SD/microSD card slot, and headphone jack.
I pulled these specs online in case that helps:
https://www.chromebookchart.com/acer-chromebook-r11-chromebook/
The shell is white so has a bit of age-discoloring (meaning where the white starts to turn a little yellow), but the unit itself is in great cosmetic condition other than that -- no scratches or cracks on the screen with no dead spots, full working keyboard, speakers with sound, case intact, etc.
I looked around online & found a few selling for about $40 on the low end, so I think the price I'm asking is fair considering its condition.
Please let me know if you have any questions about this Chromebook, or my husband's slightly-newer Spin311.