HP Chromebook 14 Intel Celeron N4020-4GB SDRAM/64GB eMMC + 256GB & 230 Black Chicklet Wireless USB Keyboard and Mouse Set with 2.4GHz Wireless Connection and 12 Function Keys

Overall good product to buy at this price range. Very much happy and easy to carry. It is good those who looking for normal usage of browsing, YouTube videos, small games with battery 🔋 backup of more than 12 hours if it is charged full battery.Pros:1. Good design and light weight. Easy to carry.2. Booting Speed less than 5 seconds.3. YouTube ads are default blocked by chrome OS and more convenient to watch YouTube videos like Premium without any charges per month.4. Very Good Battery 🔋 backup more than 12 hours.5. Browsing and touch screen is nice.6. Fast charging support.7. Price is less 25k budget Chromebook Laptop.Cons:1. Finding difficulty to type and save word document (Ex.,) Resume typing, etc., able to do only using online Google Docs and finds difficulty in Text alignment and copy to local harddrive, but feels not much convenient like Windows OS.2. If I connect my Samsung Galaxy A70 with Type C port, files are showing very slow, and not able to copy to harddrive. Instead of copy via Type C cable, I have copied via "InShare Android App -> Web Sharing when connected to same WiFi".3. Bluetooth Connection is failed frequently when we disconnected, we may needs to Reboot Chromebook again for restore connection, feeling very bad for this issue. Since, I am always use Bluetooth Speaker 🔊 for audio / playback.4. Not all Android apps are supported like mobile phones.5. Only low memory games supported otherwise, you will endup with Screen hanged up while loading the game.

After reading all the reviews, thought of giving it a try and I had mixed feelings. Here are my observations.1. Super Fast. Apps get installed at a sheer pace. Uninstalling hardly takes 2 seconds.2. Touch Screen is very good and responsive.3. HD Ready Screen, not so good. However, at this price, you can't get better. Not sure of ASUS counterpart though.4. Audio Output is average from both earphones and the speakers. Could have been a lot better. At max volume, it's very bad. Gives a rattling type output.5. Camera is just fine. Does the job for normal video calls on Skype & Zoom.6. Microsoft Excel/ Word/ PPT need 365 subscription. However you can edit or work on the above using Google Sheets/Docs/Slides.7. You can set wallpaper on homescreen (From any source, Your files too) as well as Lockscreen (Only from Google Photos)Overall, "Can Try" device for this price point.

1. Build quality is bad in general, plasticky. There are MIL tested variants out there for same price. Screen is wobbly and the machine is not built for a drop.2. Speakers begin to screech at high volumes.3. Other NA series models had back-lit keyboards. I bought this without verifying. My bad. But for a non-back lit keyboard, the design is bad and the letters are not visible. Im going to need to find stickers.4. Track pad works great.5. Screen is mediocre.6. Battery lasts all day as the processor has low power consumption. Overall performance is as predicted.

The product does the job as good as any Windows OS Laptop in this price range and even better in some aspects like the speed of work and sound. If you are buying a second laptop for work only like working on docs, spreadsheets via Google Workspace / Google Docs, you can go for this laptop. But if you want anything apart from meetings, calls, docs, powerpoints, and browsing we do not recommend this as this won’t work for gaming or heavy software work like video or photo editing.You can read the full review at https://taarefadesigning.com/hp-chrome-book-14a-na0003tu-review/They have summarized the entire thing, you should read it once before buying this laptop

I bought a chrome book for wife who is an MBBS student. She uses it mainly for making ppt presentations and reading e-books. For this purpose, it is better than a tab.Pros------1. Light weight (lighter than my macbook air)2. Long battery life3. Fast booting4. Fine for light use like making ppts, browsing wikipedia, reading e-books. More like an enhanced tablet.5. Fast response & no lag.Cons-------1. Screen quality is poor (it's ok to read e-books, not so good for watching movies)2. The touch screen, I thought would be useful, but turn out to be a menace. Accidentally spilling water droplets on the screen makes it behave very weirdly. It just closes tabs and opens applications on its own.3. Sometimes facing difficulty connecting to mobile hotspots. Turns out IP clash was the issue. Looks like chrome OS is not smart enough to find an non-conflicting IP itself. Had to manually set the IP.4. The support for Android applications is not great. Didn't find a supporting app for e-medicoz which was used by my wife for her studies.5. Never tried to install Linux applications, but I hear that the support for linux applications is also not exhaustive.6. Memory is 64GB only. Its too less for anything other than studies.7. Cloud storage and strong reliance on google cloud and applications is not nice in my opinion.8. Don't even have a proper file directory structure. Every file stored should go to the cloud.9. Not recommended for programmers. It is possible to install linux VM and python and all. but extra effort.10. Free 15GB Google cloud storage turned out be not available. It was more like a scam?