Best Chromebooks Of 2020 - So Far

[@rsampaga75]

Thanks Robbie! It was because of your reviews that I bought my first chromebook last year. I purchased the HP Chromebook X360 and I LOVE IT! I look forward to your chromecasts every Friday and I appreciate all the hard work that you, Gabe and Joe put in to produce the vids and the site for all of us.

[@RashadSims-bh3zz]

How much is it

[@RobCatron]

Good choice! The x360 is a great device! I have had mine since xmas 2018, and it's still going strong.

[@domm4633]

I got a used X360 for less than $500 with the i3 and 8gb and it's an amazing laptop. I've had some crappy $400 HP Windows computers but Robbie's review made me take the chance on the X360 and I'm glad I did. It's super fast, premium feeling, the white and gold color stands out, the keyboard and trackpad are better than on my more expensive X360 Windows laptop at work even though they share the same branding. I'm looking at getting the Lenovo Duet because of his review as well since my iPad Air first generation is on it's last legs and the Duet seems like an iPad Pro killer swinging way above it's $300 price tag.

[@russstevens2274]

This guy is so good,so articulate,so smart. Wow. Well done.

[@robmickatavage4865]

Has a very nice speaking voice as well.

[@linnatbu5603]

He knows his stuff;)

[@gblan]

Making me consider a CB for banging around use

[@mistergeorgie]

Agreed. A pleasant, serious-minded, approachable presentation style.

[@chrispbacon3042]

Yeah reviewers do waffle on or make irrelevant comments.

[@nikolaaskaas]

Came across your channel trying to find a budget chromebook for my mom. Just wanted to let you know I really like your style, great speaking voice, lots of info, professional editing. Good job :)

[@kahnsoft]

I bought my Chromebook plus 2 based in part on your videos. I just want to thank you. I bought it almost a year ago and its been one of my favorite laptops of all time(and I've used more than a few) I use it every day. Its my goto machine for a lot of what I do (browsing, taking classes, simple dotnet prototyping). Its a beautiful machine. I really enjoy your videos and love to see whats coming next on your channel.

[@johnlimbaring4781]

May i know if that is intel celeron or intel core m3? 😁

[@AndresROrtiz]

A comparison video between the Duet an the Flex 5 would be very helpful👍🏻

[@thatspiritualhumane]

Yes, a very tight comparison, ignoring the $100 price diff ofcourse !

[@pasquale_pasquale4170]

Just bought the new lenovo flex 5 . just came out . this is the one with 8gb of ram. costco is the only one selling it right now as far as i can see. paid 499.00. 2-in-1, 13.3 display i3, 128gb, 8gb ram. i called lenovo and they did not have it for sale yet. only costco is selling it. only had it for one day and am very impressed. runs smooth. will post a better review once i use it a bit more.

[@neetop1557]

What a really really good summary. Are we really really almost 7 months into 2020? Time really really flies, doesn't it.

[@3811eric]

That Samsung Chromebook looks dope! Thank you for the review. I just went out and bought 2 of these; I love them every minute of it!!!!!

[@Stryford1]

I agree with you; the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook is awesome. The 5 hour battery life is fine for me, so that's a non-issue. I leave it plugged in other times. It is a bit pricey, but that screen is worth it and I got it on sale a $100 off.

[@RashadSims-bh3zz]

5 hrs that's it

[@Cobalt985]

@@RashadSims-bh3zz My 2011 work laptop does 4, I ain't paying for something new like that...

[@RashadSims-bh3zz]

@@Cobalt985 just got a lenovo chromebook for 180 and its good

[@redyeamans8113]

I love this channel. I gave up on my Windows devices after years of trying hard to make it work, so I moved into Chrome OS and Fire OS. I think I have spent close to $5000 over the past several years replacing even new Windows devices that were sluggish and irritating. You guys have helped me immensely in making some big decisions lately that have made my life significantly easier. Thank you for that....

[@ryanfluck1648]

Was it a tough transition switching from windows to chrome os? I’m considering the move myself.

[@redyeamans8113]

@@ryanfluck1648 I'm going to say no....NOT a tough transition....largely because I found that the biggest reason I needed Win10 was because of full Microsoft Office. But using Word Apps on Chromebooks and Amazon Tablets (rigged with Google Play) changed that for me, especially since the work I do now does not require a lot of sophisticated elements in Microsoft office. Honestly, the battery life, reliability, fast startup, ease of file maintenance, portability, good sound, etc. from Chromebooks have been enormously helpful. I bought a brand new Win10 laptop with decent specs, and it was significantly slower than a Chromebook that went out of auto-updates last year. I just got tired of having to spend money on crazy specs (Core i7, 12 gig ram) just to get the same level of response. Also, I got tired of Microsoft Software not running well in Windows 10. So after several years, I just said "enough" and made the jump.

[@ntphan]

@@ryanfluck1648 Depends on what you use on Windows now. I use Chromebook at home but Windows at work. I have no problem using my Chromebook to do my work from home since everything is cloudbase for my work. I'd say unless use/need specific applications not available outside of Windows or Mac, you should be fine with Chromebook.

[@staceyeaton6869]

Great video. You list matches all of your reviews. It just shows that y'all's opinions actually carry over and y'all are not just throwing videos together. I love my pixel book go. Keep up the great videos. I've been looking for more videos from y'all on chrome OS itself and how it's changing, what are the best apps for Chromebook, what are the best extensions, etc. Alot of your followers, I would assume, have made a purchase. Please start making more content that helps us really get the most use out of our chromebooks. I know there are some gems out there that I haven't found yet wether on the chromestore or the play store. Thanks again and keep it up!

[@ronbatt756]

I'm new to this channel and considering my first chromebook. So informative. What an excellent, smooth delivery. Easy to listen to and understand. No superfluous babble. I just subscribed! Ty...

[@Buffer0verflow]

Watching this on my new Samsung Galaxy Chromebook and love it!

[@JayHood129]

Lmao me too!!!!

[@nukem170]

I hope you have it plugged in to power outlet.

[@JayHood129]

@@flykicks1016 It's not that bad. I have to charge it like every 6 hours or so it depends on what I'm doing.

[@stevew9748]

great presentation. Sadly prices dont always convert well in the UK as we end up paying more for the same, (not your fault). love the channel i recommend chromebooks to people over any device for home use. especially good for the demogrphic i support at work, so finding reviews like this for the cheaper chromebooks is essential! Important things are Screen size and clarity for easy reading, good speakers for clear presentation. you cover this and more extreemly well, thank you.

[@petearmstrong2778]

Agree. UK has problems with chromebooks (1) some released long time after US (2) retail price far too high (3)fewer retail stores. Some may be of interest in that list though.

[@Ahkuji]

I completely agree as an owner of the Samsung Galaxy chromebook it's just absolutely amazing. I've managed to get the battery life up a bit. I think it's not bad at all. Can I drain the battery in 4 hours? Yes I can. Can the battery last 8 hours? Yes it can. It just depends on your use case I bought it for a couple reasons. If it weren't for those reasons I'd probably get the pixelbook go. I'm actually still debating on whether I should get it or not...

[@zeuslgn]

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[@SzymonPmc]

amazon is a ripoff, on other websites stuff is MUCH cheaper

[@cobaltblue5523]

@@SzymonPmc what website would you recommend please

[@zaineridling]

Love this channel. This video is perfect timing; just talking about this today! 💯🌟🌟🌟🌟💯

[@wgm247]

The Google algo is working overtime

[@holden_4727]

I just bought the HP Chromebook 14 at Costco on sale for $200. Celeron n4020, 1080p, 4gb, 64gb of storage, 720p Camera. It has been phenomenal. It has been super snappy and the construction feels unbelievable at this price point.

[@noagivati5497]

I watched a ton of your reviews and it really helped me choose my asus chromebook c434 flip, I love it so much, perfect for everyday use!

[@Su-td2ph]

I love the way you explain things. You made the whole decision making process a whole lot easier! Thank you! I am not interested in chromebooks themselves, I just need to buy one and your comments and conclusions are just what I need!

[@monikao.559]

GREAT JOB!! This is my go-to channel on Chromebooks and I've been an ardent fan for many years! The pleasant and articulate reviewer, his in-depth reviews and the clear visuals, regularly out-pace the other Chromebook review channels. I love Chromebooks and can't envision ever being without one (or two). Wink :)

[@johannaromero2065]

You know you're a true chrome OS fan when you have a combination of 2 or 3 of these listed devices.

[@trenchcoatgaming2893]

CHROMEBOOK GANG, ARISE!

[@SenseiSasquatch]

why do you need 3 ?

[@CreeperDaGuy]

@@SenseiSasquatch because you uh multitask way to much?

[@billysheppard5368]

I love all you vids all of you at chrome Unboxed. Loads of love and respect foe you guys!!!!!

[@jeffkeryk3550]

Great vid, as usual. I have the Pixelbook Go, i5. I like it a lot but the track pad misses clicks. A lot. I just bought my grand niece twins the Lenovo Flex 5 (2 notebooks) for $409 each. What a great machine!

[@aaronrodriguez9868]

One thing I would like to see added to this list is how long these devices will be supported by google, now that they are guaranteeing 8 years of support on some newer devices I would like to see that play a bigger factor in what is recommended. There is a pretty large gulf imo for something that will only get a few more years of support vs ones that will get 8 years but this information is quite hard to come by on a model by model basis.

[@FigWidIt]

I've gotten used to the drawbacks of the Lenovo Duet and have been loving using it. I own a Pixelbook 2017 as well and that one is still super premium feeling today,other than its huge bezels. Perfectly happy with how Chromebooks have become now, I remember back in the day I was content with a cheap Acer C720 or that tiny grey-Samsung chromebook everyone had LOL

[@claudiasalaslyman6655]

I just order the Lenovo chrombook duet. Thank you so much for your videos, clear, concise information, great job 😊

[@carolhartley4448]

Can I ask, you chose the duet over the acer 713 and why, am planning to buy tomorrow, i pretty sure im gonna get the acer 713, but worried bout the sound/speakers?

[@claudiasalaslyman6655]

@@carolhartley4448 well I just wanted a small light tablet that it's also a computer. Yes the speakers are not that great but I can use Bluetooth speakers. And I love that I can bring it anywhere and it's just light and easy to transport. And I always wanted to try a lenovo, I actually been getting dell laptops which are ok but I have been changing them every two to three years. But I think nowadays whatever you get it's going to be great 👍

[@stevenpulik1313]

I've been following your reviews for the past 2 yrs and find them to be very informative.

[@NateBraska]

Got my mom a chromebook to replace her old windows computer. Was able to get an open box Asus c425 for $300. While I wish it had a touchscreen and was a 2n1, we prioritized the m3 and 8 GB of RAM. Great device so far, and small things (like the bezel haha) such as the backlight keyboard are great. Your previous “Best of 2019 Chromebooks” helped me create a short list. Thanks for these great videos!

[@mr.mantis2159]

I'd love to see a review of the upcoming Acer chromebook spin 311, as it seems like it will be a cheap version of the Acer chromebook spin 713.

[@ChuckDavis360]

Just bought the Lenovo Duet Chromebook Tablet yesterday at Best Buy. Its my travel when I go on vacation. I bought the Pixel Slate from Google. It replaced 2 of my Pixel Chromebook 2015 that now both batteries have swollen up and screens have been damaged for time. All my Chromebooks I bought is because it was reviewed here. 👍

[@Rage195]

If you had to choose between the slate and the Duet, which would you choose and why? I'm stuck between the two.

[@Andrew-it7fb]

How's the performance of the duet compares to the slate?

[@earthling_parth]

More KZbinrs should create such a So Far lists so that people can be better informed during the Holiday Black Friday/Cyber Monday shopping times. Love this, thank you so much ♥️

[@zombisauce]

Went with the pixelbook go, it's great. Awesome keyboard, speakers, and the screen looks great for 1080p

[@kunningking2213]

This video has helped me make my choice for my very first Chromebook. Im going with the Acer Chromebook Spin 713. Thanks for the great video.

[@carolhartley4448]

Me too, after much research, it's time, tomorrow im picking up the acer713 from best buy, price isn't much diff. Than the pixel google go, so im getting the acer 713 from best buy, and they finally have it in stock

[@vladimirdelima2519]

great video as always! one thing though: with all the market, prices and spec shiftings, I would take the mid range category and set a winner for LOW MID RANGE PRICE and HIGH MID RANGE PRICES. It's all because at this price range, there's windows devices that can compete and be relevant. And there's lots of people that would ( still) choose a windows over chrome os if the price are the same.

[@nice95gle]

I think any of these machines in this video would be a good buy. But I must say the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook is my go to. I just love this thing. And to be honest. The battery life is not that bad.

[@narsus]

Got my Lenovo Duet today! It's super cool! Trying to decide if I can live with the smaller screen.

[@lolarose8973]

would you recommend it? I need one for school work :)

[@narsus]

@@lolarose8973 So, my kids, 11 and 13 year old, like it a lot and use that over our larger 15" HP laptop, so yes, we kept it and recommend it! You really do get a lot of bang for your buck, especially if you're use to tablet screens. The keyboard is smaller than normal size but I don't feel cramped. My younger son uses the dictation option a lot so he talks to it and it types for him. Touchscreen is nice, quick responses with apps, schoology and Google Docs, battery life is forever, and it's very easy to carry around. My daughter takes it with her to friends house and starbucks to study. Hope this helps!

[@lolarose8973]

@@narsus thank you very much!! that's very helpful

[@tiolocomike]

I just purchased the Acer Spin 713 over the Lenovo Flex 5. Just have to get used to the small screen. Almost a 2 month return policy helped with the decision at BB. Great video, thanks!

[@ramanathan7823]

Your video was simple and to the damn point. Love it

[@SM-bm7mk]

I notice that you did not mention speaker quality in the low price range. I have an old Acer Chromebook 15 / CB3-532. Was around $200 new. I think the speaker quality is excellent. It has been a great chromebook and still works well, even though I have dropped it twice on a tile floor. ( it does take a while for the screen to warm up and come on now.) It has the 2 strip speakers on the sides of the keyboard and it is the 15.6 inch screen which is good for watching streaming movies/TV in bed. I would definitely buy another one. Some of the Acer now have the number keyboard instead of the strip speakers. The other low price chromebooks that I have tested in stores, the speaker quality have a tinty sound. And the others have a smaller screen. I hope when Acer starts getting back in stores that they have not discontinued this one with the side speakers and the price will still be under $250.

[@xochitlgarcia1126]

Two options for me 🥰 • Acer Spin Chromebook 713 • Samsung Galaxy Chromebook

[@Lenny2Lux]

We had one of the cheap plastic Lenovo ones around the office. We all loved it. We all have powerful machines but, couldn't believe it was even possible to build something for that price. We though they would be fantastic for a first laptop experience for a young person or somebody on a very tight budget that needs some email/internet access.

[@jsigner]

Nice video but I would have preferred to see the chrome books bigger. And not just one pic but more. There were plenty of chrome books to go look each one individually and see if I like the way it looks.

[@ntphan]

Love my Samsung Chromebook Pro (2017). The screen has been its best feature but I also love the light/compact size. The hinges are starting to show signs of wear but that's from using almost everyday the last 3 years. It still boots up fast and new features are still added with updates from Google. That's more than I can say about my Windows experiences.

[@jenniferstephenson]

I agree!! I bought my Samsung Chromebook Pro used off fb marketplace after watching Robbie's reviews a few years ago. It has been the absolute best $225 I've spent on computer hardware. I love the screen quality. I had already been moving away from Windows into Linux on my big older laptop and now use my Chromebook 95% of the time. I travel a lot and the size and weight is perfect. I would love to upgrade to something that would allow me to use Linux apps but I'm waiting on the perfect device.....and it must have 3:2 aspect ratio and a killer screen.

[@kgvertu]

I really enjoy your knowledge of the Chromebook. Very in-depth and informative. I just keep asking myself in the upper range, how can you justify the Samsung Chromebook over a conventional laptop? Whether that be an XPS, Lenovo, MacBook etc?

[@matthewmcb1089]

I agree. Chromebooks are great value instead of windows and mac for the sub $600-700 range but any more than that and it is worth it to get a good windows or mac for all the other features you can't get on chromeOS. Not to mention the absolute bullshit battery of the Samsung Chromebook which I personally think means it should not be the winner.

[@tokranepo]

@@matthewmcb1089 I think that point gets made often, but you should remember it is really only applicable if you feel the Windows/Mac brings something to the table which ChromeOS does not. There are many cases of users for whom this is absolutely the case; they need access to specific applications which make other operating systems more attractive. However, for the users who are not tied to specific programs which limit them to the Windows/Mac paradigm, ChromeOS can absolutely be the preferred operating system. And if you just prefer the way ChromeOS works and have no need to be tied to applications which dicatate that you must have Windows/Mac then why shouldn't you get the fastest hardware you can for your computing experience? I think there are plenty of solid use cases where something like Samsung's Chromebook makes a lot more sense to buy than a similar Windows/Mac laptop. Therefore, I think it is disingenuous to claim that these devices aren't worth it just because similar devices exist with other operating systems.

[@davidgiles9751]

My dream Chromebook would be a narrow bezel (like the ASUS C434), 15" flip device, 16x10 ratio, 1920x1280 screen with good front firing speakers. Internal specs to match, but it doesn't have to be a super powerhouse. Price it in the $650 range and I'd buy one. A 16x9 ratio screen is fine for watching movies, but not so much for productivity. A 3x2 ratio screen is great for productivity, but not so much for when you want to relax and watch some video content. As such, a 16x10 ratio screen seems to be the best compromise.

[@sjdlove]

Can't wait for your review on the new Acer Spin 713

[@stephenrhodes6660]

Robby's review seems like it went to heaven. All perfect things are there. So if you're really, really good, you'll read it when you're dead :-)

[@07GSXR1G]

Awesome. I have been searching for just the right chromebook for 4 months now. I have bought several (4) and now I currently own the Asus 434, but I think I may buy the Acer 713. Thanks for your support

[@joeluco]

Great to the point video. Just wondering where I can actually find these at the prices you listed. Searching everywhere and I'm not seeing these prices. Specifically looking at the Lenovo Flex 5

[@Kevdog2834]

You continue to provide great Chromebook knowledge! Will you please keep us updated on the Jinlon ‘Drallion’ privacy screen notebook that you've discussed in the past? Preferably a new video on it. It sounds like an excellent work Chromebook for traveling.

[@phoenixbluex]

Is the Lenovo Duet the best chromebook under $300 even if I don't want care about the tablet/touch screen? I rather get one laptop style but is the Duet better than the other ones performance-wise?

[@serenadevon]

Thank you for you clear & concise explanations for the Chromebooks!!!! I get more help from this 11 minute vid than I would at Best Buy or Walmarts!!!🙏🤪🙂

[@JeanPierreWhite]

Excellent video. So many good Chromebooks. As people I know buy Chromebooks they really seem to like them. With quality products like these to choose from Chromebooks should have a bright future.

[@malhbruce]

Thanks for the info. Love Chromebooks!!!

[@timothystevenhoward]

just grabbed a flex 5 and my initial impressions are good. it's a solid device.

[@kqh123]

I'm looking at getting that one but haven't decided yet. Did you look at other models before you bought it and have you owned other models in the past.

[@alaaji2]

I got one for my daughter. It's for school next year and she loves it.

[@timothystevenhoward]

@@kqh123 I have the Dell Inspiron 14 2 in 1 chromebook. Now discontinued. Equally good build quality and features. Flex 5 is smaller and doesnt have a built in stylus.

[@chamomiami]

@@kqh123 go check the Acer R13 64gb at Walmart ($329 rollback)

[@kqh123]

@@timothystevenhoward Is this the Dell? www.amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-Chromebook-C7486-14-Touch/dp/B07LDF5YX3/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=dell+inspiron+14+chromebook&qid=1593466386&sr=8-2

[@NotTheSharpestKnife-mh]

FYI -- Since so many schools are using Chromebooks for remote learning, the prices have gone up considerably.

[@jamesthompson3099]

The Acer Spin 713 is now available from BestBuy for $529. Awesome!

[@shan7456]

Great advice..thank you for your hard work!

[@drjones694]

Love these lists and the under $600 comparison

[@shakymctwitch8615]

Good call. Can we stop with the "5 hour" battery life of the Galaxy Chromebook? Yes, it can run through in that time but I get 8 hours on the regular with mine because I am thoughtful and don't keep the screen on 100% bright. When I do, it drains the battery quicker. That's the trade-off with having the best screen of any Chromebook (and most PC's and Macs) around. It still has one of (if not THE) best keyboards and trackpads around. It's uber powerful and does anything you ask of it. It completely deserves to be the best.

[@rocksrock4292]

What's a better deal, a Lenovo Duet for 299 or a C434 for 399? Looking to upgrade from the C330.

[@stuka78]

I’d say asus... better hardware

[@charminbaer2323]

Can't wait to see these Chromebooks compared to the new M1 MacBook Air...

[@ethanaugur412]

Damn rich man

[@brianoliver167]

Yeah. I dig his videos. Very well done very articulate all in all a good watch

[@jeffrobins5200]

Ah man, the HP x360 14c just missed this list by a few days. I'd be carious how it would fit in now since its release.

[@Godivahair]

I need help trying to figure out what to buy. Love your videos!

[@carolhartley4448]

Oh you are not alone, think ive decided on the acer 713♥️👍

[@brendamendoza62]

Which one would you buy for your freshman?

[@leightondumas8699]

Video is very informative - & he is a handsome guy, which tbh made the great content even more enjoyable😂👍🏼🤷‍♂️

[@royruvalcaba7159]

This was very helpful since I was thinking about buying one soon for my 15 years son.

[@bleepbloop6132]

This is probably late, but you really shouldn't. A windows laptop will definitely be a little pricier than most of the lower end chromebooks, but the price to performance is just infinitely better than what you could get with a chromebook. I've used both chromebooks and windows pc's and I can tell you that chrome OS is just so much more limited than windows. It mainly is because windows is just widely more used than chrome os and so more things are made to support it. Assuming your 15 year old son is anything like most 15 year olds, he likes playing games. Steam is the largest pc gaming store in the world, and it doesn't support chrome. While depending on what you buy, he still won't be able to run some games confortably because of hardware specifications. What Im trying to say is, a chromebook is just worse in almost every aspect when compared to windows laptops and aren't worth your money in the slightest.

[@_Faisal_]

I'm 16 and I'm getting the first chrome book he mentioned, the Lenovo 3, I only plan to use it for homework and online classes for college(in uk). I don't recommend buying a pricier windows laptop because everything I can't do on my laptop (mostly gaming) I do on my ps4. Hope this helped

[@bleepbloop6132]

@@_Faisal_ well yeah but there isn't a guarantee the son has a ps4 and a windows laptop just offers way more versatility than a chrome book. My chrome book dies running chrome and zoom at the same time. You also get Microsoft off with windows which beats anything you could get on chrome book. You can do anything a chrome book can do and more with a windows laptop but you can't even do a quarter of the things you can do with a windows laptop with a chromebook. If you just want it for those to things I guess its fine? But its still such a huge waste price to performance and application wise to get a chromebook when you could have got a slightly. Ore expensive windows laptop.

[@carolhartley4448]

@@bleepbloop6132 well i don't know but the higher mid range ones seem fine, but I'm not factoring that he is 15 yrs. Old and most 15 year old kids use ps4 or xbox for gaming, 🤔

[@doc_sav]

It would be nice to see convertible tablets in their own category, since they are a bit of a different beast than a traditional clamshell chromebook and not really always usable in all the same physical setups, like if you need to actually have it on your lap.

[@justaddwater57]

Ouch, not a single recommendation from HP?

[@justinolson9336]

X360 i3 slaps the hell out of the slate and flex 5 and I got mine for $370 open box.

[@Andrew-it7fb]

@@justinolson9336 unless you actually want to use it as a tablet. Using devices like the x360 as a tablet with the keyboard flipped around back is a terrible experience.

[@melisaajro1017]

are pens compatible with the chromebooks? the lenovo pen 2 ist not compatible or at least its not working at my lenovo chromebook C340-15

[@pgicruiser3128]

What do you think about installing Chrome OS with full PlayStore access or Cloud OS onto an old Windows PC? Which would you install and why?

[@BrendanMacWade]

Excellent review. Phenomenal Chromebook. Too much quality and power for most of us. But for a business, switching to Chrome OS / cloud cuts costs without sacrificing security or hardware quality. These things can be deployed for 6-8 years, and I don't think users will mind. Talk about extending the technology asset lifecycle. So many of us are switching to permanent work-from-home with only occasional travel to an office or distant site. These Chromebooks are more than enough.

[@kevinmacleod8214]

Cheers Robbie, excellent insightful Chromecast as always. Do you have any idea if/when the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook will be on sale in the UK?

[@brandongustafson7154]

Thanks for the video! Do you have a recommendation for a solid small business Chromebook? Like, which price range should I be looking at? I don't need anything fancy, but wasn't something that will be reliable and relatively fast, that will play nice with printers and scanners. In your opinion, how would the Duet hold up for this?

[@tonyr1596]

Will you be doing a best of 21 soon? I'm thinking of ditching my galaxy tab s5e and replacing it with a convertible Chromebook. And suggestions?

[@stbr0510]

Acer aparently doesn't make chromebooks anymore? I can't find it on their site.

[@chainman34]

Any word on the flex 5 coming out with the i5?

[@aravindvinayakan]

They gonna call it the Flex 10?

[@dondon8359]

will a external cd/dvd player work with HP model?

[@Harpercl18]

No. All chromebooks do not play audio CDs and DVD movies with an external optical drive without some linux coding workaround. So unless you code or know someone who can and will code for you. No.

[@jkarthikeyan]

Got a chance to look at his videos when i pass by searching chrome book reviews in KZbin. Review points are totally convincible to buy a chrome book for a range of budgetary plans.

[@bengoey]

Thank you for the excellent video. How about review of the best Chromeboxes for 2020 ? I need to get one as my old HP Chromebox is broken and need to replace it. Anybody with suggestions ? Thank you

[@NOWThatsRichy]

GOOD idea as I'm thinking of buying a Chromebox as a desktop system.Currently using a recently purchased Acer Chromebook CB-515.

[@rheaandmichael7958]

Which chromebook will load websites in the desktop version instead of mobile? I need to change to a sub 300 chromebook that can access websites as desktop without having to force it into the desktop version. When I do from my phone it’s still not the same. Need this for many bill paying websites and other sites that just aren’t great in mobile ty

[@mollerbt]

What are some good recommendations for a chromebook that a 5 year old can use for leading and school activities? Something with a stylus. Any good recommendations? Asking for my brother, and I'll be pointing him towards your channel in the near future.

[@blaznflip]

Great vid, thank you!

[@censemaking]

In the top price category, does the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook still hold up as top spot over the Pixelbook Go when framed as 'value-for-dollar'? In other words: which one gets the most computing bang for the cost?

[@fam.dejaegerinholland5855]

thanks now i have an idea what im going to buy.

[@smr32061]

Acer Spin 713 is a great Chromebook and everything about it is stellar, except for the web camera. Webcam is terrible, and unfortunately, that was a deal-breaker for me. I ended up choosing the Pixel Go which has a 1080p camera, great build quality, and excellent speakers, including great keyboard, plus other fantastic features.

[@michaelbergman1950]

Why not the HP X360 14c alongside the Acer Spin you crown in the second category?

[@RanduMandu]

Does the Acer Spin 713 have good speakers?

[@LeonLionVideos]

No, mediocre at best.

[@mustafakuyyalil3373]

I like how the high end chromebook starts at $600.

[@daniadiaz1658]

I have a Chromebook and like the simplicity of it. I'm looking to upgrade. I found a Lenovo Flex 5 Ideapad (windows laptop) with i5, 16 GB of RAM, and 512 GB SSD storage for the same price or a little under the price of the Acer Spin 713 and the Google Pixel Go chromebooks. I've always seen CB as a cheaper alternative to laptops. My question is, would you recommend going with a CB when you can get a laptop with decent specs for the same price?

[@fraeliteyt5452]

No, and in this days there are some pretty sweet ryzen powered laptops in that price

[@basic086]

I had the Chromebook Duet, fantastic device for the price, definitely an Android tablet killer. Lenovo knocked it out of the park on that one. Ended up returning it as I needed an actual laptop 2in1 form factor, I really hate the Surface pro like keyboard form factor, try using one on your lap and you'll hate it forever. Ended up with the HP 12b with 8GB ram and Pentium N5000 for 30$ more, and to my surprise turns out to have a backlit keyboard and a very nice aluminium base. The only downside is the HD+ display (not FHD), but it looks really nice and is IPS. The nice backlit keyboard and HP Spectre-like form factor, with 2 thunderbolt USB-C, sd card slot and USB-A port just sold it for me. And the Bang&Olufsen speaker on this are extremely loud too. And not to mention that the N5000 has more grunt than the Helio P60T, and is x86 so can run more Linux apps.

[@Iamdukes90]

Where do you get the wallpapers for your chromebooks

[@kellyjiang2567]

im think about buying the Google Pixel-book or the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook they both seem pretty nice and both have the same features which one do u recommend buying?

[@holmesqualityproducts]

I tried a Chromebook awhile back and started looking at them again but not sure if they will work with military CAC login web sites. I read a couple thing saying they do now but not enough for me to feel confident that it will work. I have been looking at the Pixel Go

[@NR-nf1il]

I never thought I would like a Chromebook that wasn't a touch screen but I actually do not mind my Chromebook which is a Acer 11

Still loving my Google pixelbook i5 that I got brand new from best buy for $650 about 2 years ago

[@xEvan1987x]

@Chrome Unboxed - Can you open the Acer 713 and check if the NVMe is Upgradable ?

[@noitscloudytoday5614]

Dose the acer 713 have a compatible pen

[@fierypickles4450]

Looking to upgrade from my samsung chromebook 3. Im def looking at the duet.

[@jacklyons1888]

Is the acer r13 worth the mowny