ASUS Chromebook C423 14.0" 180 Degree HD NanoEdge Display, Intel Dual Core Celeron Processor, 4GB LPDDR4 RAM, 32GB Storage, Silver Color, C423NA-DH02

Overall, this Chromebook does its job. Given the extremely low price, I will not remove any stars from the rating due to my complaints.It feels solidly built, it charges from USB type C on either side, and the battery lasts plenty long enough. I use mine for Google Sheets/Drive/Gmail. I’ll have a half dozen tabs open with Spotify playing and it keeps up just fine. As a bonus, I can easily switch between my personal and work account by signing in and out. No mixed up passwords or sending an email from the wrong account.Downsides: Screen. It’s pretty crappy. You get all of the advertised resolution, which I find to be viable, but it’s literally impossible to avoid color shift. From a normal viewing angle, the top and bottom of a white screen will not match. Other downside is the chrome OS. I knew that I would be limited on programs going into this, but unfortunately some apps are stuck in the mobile version. I tried to use a Remote Desktop app to control my office PC. The app only used the center part of my screen as if it was a phone. On top of that, the app letterboxed the ultra wide screen display. I was left with a “desktop” the size of my thumb in the middle of the screen.Short version: If you need something inexpensive to run some web browsing and google apps, you won’t be upset.

I read some online reviews of this laptop in addition to the reviews on here; based on those, I was expecting to be satisfied, but underwhelmed. Not the case at all! The keyboard is excellent, the computer feels like quality and is very sturdy-feeling. Some people have complained about the track pad "ratting", but honestly the way it's designed feels like an intention (and pleasant) tactile touch rather than poor design. That's just me. It feels like it's designed to be easy to tap with a finger rather than clicked with a firm press (though of course both work fine).The hinges of the screen are just the right amount of tight. I love the matte of the screen itself, and it goes as bright as I need a screen to go. I do tend to use computers indoors, but I'm sure it could handle daylight, especially with the anti-glare. As far as resolution, I really don't know what folks claiming it's grainy are talking about. It doesn't seem grainy to me at all, nor does it make my head hurt. HD videos look HD on this machine.Battery is fantastic. I get about 8 hours or so it seems while using the internet and typing and occasional videos. I still haven't broken the battery in totally though, so it may get even better as it stabilizes.This computer runs quite quickly, despite having a pretty low-end processor. You probably could not run any games on this smoothly, but if you stick to videos and browsing and don't have a bajillion tabs open, it should keep up with whatever you are doing just fine.Very, very happy! I don't think anyone should hesitate on this one.

I bought this chromebook after spilling water on my MacBook Air and needing a cheap option to get me through work and school. After having used this chromebook for about a month, I have to say that overall it is a cute little computer it is a good product for the low price. If you just need it for basic web browsing and a few apps (no heavy gaming, no professional video editing, etc) it works great. It’s a little quirky in that it doesn’t run some programs (i.e. Microsoft programs) nearly as well as google programs, but that doesn’t bother me at all because I like using Google Sheets, Docs, & Slides.Some reviews I read commented on the low screen quality, and I was a little nervous before purchasing the computer because of this. When I opened up the computer, I was pleasantly surprised. I’m a video editor and I had no issues with the look of the screen.Make sure when you first buy the computer to plug it in and leave it plugged in for the designated amount of time on the instructions. I made that mistake and thought I had a faulty product that stopped turning on, which I had previously also read reviews about, but as it turns out, it was a user error on my part.Overall, it works well, does the job, and will get you through basic school tasks. I will forever be a Mac person, but this is a temporary and functional alternative.

I like the computer over all it does everything i need it to do. Its a perfect little computer to browse and use emails. i don't need it to do too much just little simple things. The only down fall is the letters on the screen can be a little blurry at times but overall its the best laptop for the price

I always like to start with something positive, and I will. Overall the device looks great, the size is perfect, the keyboard feels good, and the performance seemed more than adequate. Asus seemed to do a good job of putting together a reasonably priced chromebook that would be suitable for most people. Where they missed the boat big time was on the display. It was so washed out and grainy that I'm not totally sure there wasn't something wrong with the model I received. If that display quality is indeed part of their specs and design, then I strongly urge you to consider something else. After using it for 15 min it began to give me a headache...it was that bad. My other chromebook is an Asus C302 flip, and I couldn't be happier with it. I was expecting a similar experience for this newer 14" model. I purchased it for my wife, and unfortunately I'm sending it back tomorrow. The display is simply so bad that neither she nor I can use it.

Generally a good laptop ! pretty happy with the purchase & price point. It certainly seems a good back up while my mac seems to be spending more time being fixed than being used, Actually really like it & the chrome os! speakers are toilet but get what u pay for . Generally a thumbs up ! good for the price.