Review on 💻 ASUS Chromebook C423 14.0" NanoEdge Display - Intel Celeron, 4GB RAM, 32GB Storage (Silver)" by Richard Gilbert

I love this PC. I have a 14 inch and have no problems with it. It runs very fast and smooth, better than any Windows device I've had. I have a more powerful desktop computer for gaming. I don't really watch anything on my computer because I have TVs, Firesticks, Roku, PS4, etc. I'm a writer and that's basically all I use laptops for. Most of my computing tasks are web-based, I've been a heavy user of Google's office suite for years, social media is easily accessible, and the Chromebook Discord add-on works great on this device. The battery life is amazing and lasted 10 hours on a full charge Maybe it's because of the way I use laptops, I didn't have any problems with the speaker position at the bottom and the sound wasn't muffled, it was great for watching YouTube etc. I can see everything This is not a touchscreen version, so there is no sheen on the rubble or glare. It's not 1080 but looks nice and was extremely customizable for me as a Linux user, I didn't have to learn it. So for me, this computer does everything I need from it, and does it very well. I recommend it to any budget Windows PC if most of your work is web/cloud related and I'm not rating it for anything else as I don't use it for heavier work. I think a lot of this negative feedback comes from people who want a little more tech and multimedia, who haven't explored what a mid-range Chromebook is capable of, and didn't expect it to work like Windows or Mac, which it doesn't he should always be. If you're familiar with Linux-based operating systems, cloud apps, and Android apps, you shouldn't have any trouble with this computer. If you're looking for a computer that can be used as a tablet, for intense video watching, or for media editing, I suggest spending the extra money and getting a more expensive laptop with the specs for this type of work.