HP Chromebook 14B-NA0010WM vs Toshiba Chromebook 2 CB35-C3350

My previous laptop had a large screen (which I liked) but it was way too heavy and bulky. Sometimes my picture quality wasn't great and I constantly had to keep it plugged in because the battery life lasted an hour. With my Chromebook, I can enjoy a full charge for close to 4 days before I even have to reach for my charger again. It only takes about an hour to an hour and a half tops for a full charge which is great! Overall the HP Chromebook has elite capability and flexibility and I'm a big fan

In comparison, the Asus Chromebook Flip has a 1.8GHz Rockchip RK3288C ARM CPU (a lower-price and less-powerful processor), and 4GB of memory. The Core i3 CPU helps the system boot up and load quickly. It's not a processing powerhouse, but for an affordable Chrome OS laptop that will mostly browse the Web, stream video, and run a few applications, it's plenty fast

Though it was next to last in this group, the Chromebook x360 14c's unplugged time of nearly 11-and-a-half hours indicates you'll have no trouble getting through a day of work or school.

Battery : Possibly the most dissapointing part of the chromebook, I almost hope that I did not properly charge the battery as the on time I saw out of the laptop ( with medium brightness and backlighting ) was no where near the 11 hours promised. This was also paired with the extremely inacurate battery time predictions - 100% with 3 hours left was far from the norm, and the time actualy *increased* as the batterly went down - leaving me doughtfull of the software behind the predictions - toshiba, up your game. 3/10. Screen : Again a stunning desplay from toshiba

The HP Chromebook 14 (2021) is a budget laptop that runs on Chrome OS. It has a light and compact design that makes it easy to carry around, and its battery lasts over sixteen hours of light productivity. However, it doesn't feel particularly well-built, so you have to be careful with it. The touchpad is fairly large and responsive, and the keyboard feels good to type on

though more on that later. The device is light and very portable. The construction feels very good, with maybe a slight knock on the plastic used for the casing

Mine just came needing to use power cord to charge up but other then that I love it!! I'm very picky and usually shop on Amazon but never found anything that was good reviews and just too expensive. I did research for days and I finally bought this one because I am on my 3rd semester in college and it is amazing I love how smooth it is and how I the keyboard feels. Just a great computer love the finger sensor as well!

Keyboard is reasonably comfortable. However, will take some getting used to because layout is slightly different than traditional keyboard layout found on laptop PCs. No ALL CAPS key, instead a "search" key in its place. I would cautiously recommend this device to other people looking for a good Chromebook

These are reasonably priced laptops which I like but are well made, thin and lightweight. They have a USB port and I love they take a USB C charger which now works for my HP laptop, my Samsung phone and my Apple iPad.

Windows 10 is a much bigger improvement, however, no matter how much you may hear from others, Windows 10 is still a heavy system. I have an ASUS UX305CA which has a core M processor. I like the computer, and paid $600 for it. While I love it, I wanted to try something new, and saw the rave reviews on chromebooks and Toshiba's

I received this product for a discount in exchange for my honest opinion". I received the Chromebook 3 weeks back. I don't have any high expectations with R3 processor, but believe me it's blown away my mind. It's so fast even with paying online games never struck it with 10 of windows open and very smooth

The Core i3 CPU helps the system boot up and load quickly. It's not a processing powerhouse, but for an affordable Chrome OS laptop that will mostly browse the Web, stream video, and run a few applications, it's plenty fast. I was able to multitask without lag or delay during testing.