Lenovo Newest Flagship Chromebook, 14'' FHD Touchscreen Slim Thin Light Laptop Computer, 8-Core MediaTek Kompanio 520 Processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, WiFi 6,Chrome OS+HubxcelAccesory, Abyss Blue

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So Much Better than a Laptop
I was so sick of buying super expensive laptops, so I decided to give a Chromebook a try. I've never looked back. It is perfect. I expected to have to periodically replace it, but I was dead wrong. I love it. Works exactly the same as my laptop. The only drawback for some is that it is not meant for gaming. But, if that's not a worry, it's perfect. I've used it for personal and work, and have not run our of storage room yet

Great laptop
Let me just start off by saying that I had the Lenovo Chromebook flex 11. It had came to its demise earlier this year as it wouldn’t stay on for more than 2 minutes without the screen completely blacking out. This laptop is such a huge upgrade. I am currently using it for school. The battery life is amazing. Touch screen works great. Screen is crystal clear. It’s 14 inches instead of the 11 inches that my other laptop was. It’s a great laptop and I am very happy with the quality.

 It's exactly what I wanted
I couldn't be happier at this point. I was using an HP cromebook that was past its updates. For the last couple of years I had been ok with it. However the second the touchscreen stopped working I was ok, a little obsessed with fixing it! I realized it was time to buy a new one. I of course wasn't expecting to buy a new computer since i have almost half unused space but it was 10 years old. The search brought me to my Lenovo. The reviews were good. The price, amazing. If it took 6 minutes to set it up that's a long time. Not realizing Google already had my information stored. So any apps I used with Google sign on were ready to go. I chose a larger screen then I had. It's light weight, and seems to never need charging. Oh and the touchscreen, yes...

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