Are they worth having. I do have a android tablet, but looking for something to do light photo editing on the go with Snapseed. And watching Prime and Netflix on. And internet browsing.
Typing this on my Pixelbook..... it's brilliant. Now they can run Android apps they're very useful
I got a Chromebook to replace a knackered laptop. It's ace. Haven't used my tablet since getting it either.
Any reccomendations dont wanna spend more than £300 to be honest.
I've owned 5 or 6
Run two companies wholly on chromebooks.
Not a single one cost more than £250
Faultless, seamless, easy computing.
Any recommendations, preferably one that runs Android Apps.
I bought my Missus an Asus somethingorother for Christmas, She thinks it's great. She is also the most technophobe person I know.
Finally replaced my 8 year old Acer. It was still fine, booting up OK, no viruses, still 8 hours of battery life, but the hinges were getting a bit floppy (needed propping open eventually) and the screen was scratched up, and replaced it with...Another Acer. Full HD and 14" all for £269 price matched at PC World, I don't know why you'd want a "proper" laptop at home anymore.
Oh, and as everything is stored on the cloud, I just opened up my new chromebook, entered my acct and password, and carried on where I'd left off.
Sell a lot of these to schools
Asus are the standout in terms of build quality longevity and warranty
Ensure you go for 4g ram
I have an Acer. 4gb ram, full hd 14" screen.
I've had Chromebooks for about 6 years now. No issues at all, unless you need to do things like burn OS images for Raspberry Pi's etc
I use mine mainly from browsing the mincernet and it's great.