Chromebook 14 Laptop, Intel Celeron N4120, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB eMMC, 14" HD Display, Chrome OS, Thin Design, 4K Graphics, Long Battery Life, Ash Gray Keyboard (14a-na0226nr, 2022, Mineral Silver)

For the price, this laptop gets a 5 star rating. Well, more like 4.5 but I couldn't give it that. It's a good sized laptop with a clear screen. It's pretty darn fast and it looks pretty sharp. Speakers are decent but not mind-blowing and for what it's worth, it has a camera, which is, again, passable, not mind-blowing. The keyboard on the one I got is more of a darker grey (it's advertised as ash grey, which I believe is a lighter color) but I actually like the darker keyboard better. Typing on the keyboard is pretty smooth too. It could use one or two more outlets on the sides though. You only get one USB Type-A port, one USB Type-C port and a headphone jack. Fine if you're more of a minimalist, but not ideal for multi-tasking work. Also, a little tip; When powering on, all you need to do is press the power button, NOT press and hold. I didn't realize that at first and thought initially that their was a problem. Just a piece of advice. Overall, it's a good laptop, at a fair price and should work well for the "Average Joe". I just got it, so the only question I have is, how long will it last? Hopefully it lasts me quite a while. But we'll see. I also got one of the recommended carrying cases for it, but that's another review for another time. Overall Rating: 4.5/5 stars.

I bought this Chromebook for my husband, who is absolutely brutal on laptops. He grabs them by the screen, tosses them on the couch, and generally treats them like they’re indestructible.So far, this one is holding up great.It feels surprisingly rugged, has a nice large screen, good picture quality, and solid audio. Setup was incredibly easy—if you already use Google (Gmail, Chrome, YouTube, etc.), you’re up and running immediately.Important expectations check: this is a Chromebook, not a full Windows laptop. You’re not loading traditional programs like Excel unless you’re using Google Docs, and everything runs through apps and the browser. For what he uses it for—YouTube, web browsing, email, and general everyday stuff—it’s perfect.Pros:• Feels sturdy and durable• Large screen with good picture• Easy setup if you use Google products• Great for everyday browsing and mediaCons:• Not ideal if you need full desktop software• Limited to apps and browser-based toolsIf you need a simple, reliable laptop for browsing, videos, and basic tasks—especially for someone who isn’t exactly gentle—this is a great choice.