Samsung’s Galaxy Chromebook 2 is for people who want to stand out from the crowd but still demand the best performance. Its eye-catching Fiesta Red aluminum housing is a breath of fresh air compared to the usual black and silver competition.

There’s no doubt about the Galaxy Chromebook 2 performance credentials, and it competes with the best of them thanks to the Intel Core i3 10110U processor and 8GB of RAM. Its 128GB of storage space is expected at this price point and should be enough for most day-to-day tasks but not massive media libraries.

The Galaxy Chromebook 2’s QLED display offers rich and vibrant colors and is a cut above the competition in its price range. Its 13.3-inch FHD screen has a 16:9 aspect ratio and is one of the brightest Chromebook displays currently available.

Apart from being durable, the Galaxy Chromebook 2 design is also -friendly, with USB-C ports on both sides and an SD card reader to extend the storage space or transfer information from a camera or other devices. On the other hand, there are no USB-A or HDMI ports, so you might have challenges connecting older equipment.

Not only does the Galaxy Chromebook 2 have outstanding stylish looks and great performance, but it’s often at a reduced price for even more value. It’s an excellent buy if you don’t mind getting an adapter to connect legacy devices.

Samsung’s 13.3-inch Galaxy Chromebook sits in the Goldilocks zone of not being too big or too small. It packs a punch in the performance area, too, and comes with a stunning display that sures the most competition. You can also use it as a laptop or rotate the display to 360 degrees to work as a tablet.

This Chromebook comes with a stunning 4K AMOLED touchscreen delivering vivid colors and rich blacks. It has a 16:9 aspect ratio, making it perfect for watching your favorite movies or shows, and it’s fine for browsing and productivity too. The supplied stylus doesn’t work with batteries, so it doesn’t need to be charged, and it makes sketching and taking notes a breeze.

Performance-wise, the Galaxy Chromebook can take on any business or personal task with its Intel i5 processor and 8GB of storage. The 256 GB of storage space should be enough for most buyers and can store numerous photos, videos, and other files.

Business people and other professionals looking for fast speeds and a high-resolution display will appreciate the Galaxy Chromebook. However, it’s quite pricey for casual buyers, who might be better off with some of the alternatives from this list.

The Chromebook CX1 is an entry-level option designed for budget-conscious buyers. It feels more like a notebook than the other Chromebooks listed here because of its large 15.6-inch display, which is also a drawback because it lacks touch capability.

As a no-frills Chromebook, the CX1 uses a standard Intel Celeron N3350 Processor paired with a decent 8GB of RAM. The 64GB of eMMC storage is certainly below average but acceptable considering the price. Many s won’t mind the compromise because they get 12 months of free Google One access with up to 100GB.

The biggest difference between the CX1 and its competitors is the lack of a touchscreen. For some, it won’t be a big deal, and they’ll be happy using it like a notebook. Others will find it to be a deal-breaker and will probably spend more on other Chromebooks for the additional functionality.

Either way, the CX1 still has acceptable build quality for the price and has ed US MIL-STD 810H durability testing. For a budget Chromebook, it still has good connectivity with two USB-C and USB-A ports and an SD card reader.

Asus makes Chromebooks for every type of , and the CX1 is perfect for light s and students. It’s not the most advanced Chromebook out there, but it offers exceptional value thanks to its low price.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5i offers high-end performance at a mid-range price. It’s one of the best options for savvy buyers looking for a great deal because it’s often marked down and has one of the best price-to-performance ratios.

This Chromebook runs on Intel’s Intel Core i3-1115G4 processor with 8GB of memory, and it should be enough to handle most business or personal tasks easily. The 256GB of storage space is more than many more expensive rivals and is ideal for people with larger media libraries.

Like most 2-in-1 Chromebooks, the IdeaPad Flex 5i has a 360-degree flexible lid that can easily adjust between laptop, tablet, and tent positions depending on your preference. There are a pair of USB 3.2 Type-A Gen 1 ports on the right side along with an SC card reader, and the left side houses an HDMI 1.4b port, a USB-C 3.2 Gen 2/Thunderbolt 4 port, and the 3.5-millimeter audio jack.

Another strong point of the IdeaPad Flex 5i is its versatile 14-inch size, which isn’t too big or too small. The 16:9 FHD touchscreen gets the job done but could offer more benefits when combined with the optional Lenovo Digital Pen.

While the Flex 5i offers outstanding value, it does have a couple of drawbacks. It doesn’t have the brightest display, and the battery life is below average, but it’s hard to complain, considering the price tag.

Acer’s Chromebook Enterprise Spin 514 is its top-of-the-range Chromebook designed for demanding business s and priced to match. It’s the most powerful Chromebook featured on this list, but it may be too much for regular s, who won’t need the speed.

It’s powered by AMD’s Ryzen 7 5825C Octa-core processor and a whopping 16GB of RAM, making it ideal for any tasks you throw at it. The performance is backed up by a 256GB SSD which is more than enough space for most s. Despite its high performance, the Chromebook Enterprise Spin 514 has a decent 10-hour battery life, making it perfect for long flights.

The outside is as good as the inside, with a stylish aluminum shell that maintains the image. It’s not just about looks; the Chromebook Enterprise Spin 514 also es MIL-STD 810H tests for reliability and durability. There’s no worrying about connectivity because there are two USB-C 3.2 ports, A USB-A port, and an HDMI port to connect older monitors. You can also expand the memory with the built-in SD card reader.

This Chromebook ticks most design and performance boxes and offers an excellent viewing experience from its 14-inch FHD display. That said, most buyers won’t need all the power, and its hefty price tag puts it out of reach for many of them.

The Asus Chromebook Flip CX5 has a classy silver finish and tough build quality that give it the edge over some similarly-priced competitors. It’s no slouch in the performance area and is one of the best options if you need extra ports for peripherals like mice or external monitors.

Asus was clearly targeting the market with the Chromebook Flip CX5, and it shows with the sleek aluminum body and angular design. The 360-degree hinges are solid and feel sturdy no matter whether you have it in laptop mode or flipped over in tent mode as a tablet. Like many of its TUFF Gaming laptops, the Asus Chromebook Flip CX5 es MIL-STD 810H military standards for reliability and durability.

Where the Chromebook Flip CX5 stands out is its range of connectivity ports, which are a bit surprising for a laptop of this size. There’s a USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A port, A pair of Thunderbolt 4 ports, and a 3.5-millimeter audio jack.

There’s no compromise when it comes to performance, and the Intel Core i3-1110G4 Processor with 8GB RAM is enough for most everyday s. The 128GB SSD is about average for a Chromebook and isn’t too bad, considering you can upgrade the storage with the built-in SD card reader.

When paired with the 14-inch FHD touchscreen and stylus, the Chromebook Flip CX5 is a powerhouse Chromebook. It doesn’t come cheap but justifies its price with superb quality and durability.

Acer’s Chromebook Spin 713 is one of the best all-around Chromebooks because of the little details that add to the already-brilliant performance and build quality.

Many Chromebooks have 16:9 aspect ratio displays that are perfect for watching movies but aren't great for productivity because of the lack of vertical space.

Instead, the Spin 713 has a 13.5- inch 3:2 aspect ratio screen offering vivid, crisp colors. It’s not surprising that the touchscreen is responsive, but it would have been nice to have a stylus included to make certain tasks easier.

The main selling point of the Chromebook Spin 713 is its performance, and it doesn’t disappoint. Its Intel i5-10210U U and 8GB of RAM make it one of the fastest Chromebooks currently available and ideal for professionals wanting the best. The 128GB of storage space might not seem like much, but it’s decent, considering it uses a faster SSD instead of the slower eM memory found on many other Chromebooks.

Other little touches that elevate the Chromebook Spin 713 above many of its competitors are the HDMI port, fingerprint reader, and back-lit keyboard. It’s one of the best Chromebooks if you want the best performance, but it’s a bit heavy and lacks a stylus.

The Lenovo Chromebook Duet’s compact size makes it one of the best options for students or people on the go. It also has a magnetized kickstand cover and a detachable keyboard, so it blurs the lines between a Chromebook and a tablet.

At a time when bigger is always better, the Chromebook goes in the opposite direction and shows why compact can be king. It has a 10.1-inch FHD with a 16:10 aspect ratio offering clear, high-definition graphics in a small package. The compact keyboard is also very practical and easy to detach when you're browsing the internet and don’t need to type.

The Chromebook Duet won’t win any prizes for performance, but it’s not meant to. It’s supposed to provide the most bang for the buck and certainly succeeds. It comes with a MediaTek Helio P60T processor with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of eM. This Chromebook isn’t for graphics-intensive or other resource-hungry apps but is perfect for browsing the internet and watching content.

The Duet punches above its weight for an affordable Chromebook and has a compact size and detachable keyboard to fit in any bag. It’s perfect for casual s, but professionals should look for something with more oomph.

The Acer Chromebook 315 is a no-frills Chromebook designed for students and other light s who don't need blistering performance. Its 15.5-inch screen is ideal for buyers who are used to conventional laptops, but it still has a touchscreen to satisfy tablet fans.

Despite its low price, the 315 has a classy silver chassis that emulates its more expensive rivals. It’s also lightweight, considering its size, and has a long 12.5-hour battery life. There’s no shortage of USB ports with two Type-Cs and a USB-A port. The lack of an HDMI port is not surprising and is expected at this price point.

This Chromebook is powered by Intel’s Celeron N4020 Dual-Core Processor with 4GB DDR4 RAM. It won’t win any performance contests, but it’s perfectly capable of most daily tasks like watching videos, working on documents, and checking emails. The 64GB of eMMC memory gets the job done, but most buyers will be better off saving their work to Google Drive.

Acer’s Chromebook 315 offers respectable performance considering its low price. Its large 15.6-inch display makes tasks a breeze and feels sturdy compared to many other entry-level offerings.

The Asus Chromebook Flip C214 is one of the most affordable ways to get a Chromebook. It may be small, but it’s very tough and can survive the elements better than most higher-priced rivals.

At just 11.6 inches, the Flip C214 is compact enough to fit in most bags and ideal for people on the go. It’s also great for construction workers or other people who work outside because it has a water-resistant keyboard and es Mil-STD-810G standards for ruggedness and durability. There’s no compromise on touch functionality, and the C214MA-YS02T can flip into tablet mode or work as a mini-notebook.

Smaller Chromebooks are designed for lighter tasks by nature, and the Intel N4000 U with 4GB of RAM will get the job done as long as you aren’t multitasking and have too many windows open. Its 32GB of storage space is one of the compromises to keep the price low, and most buyers will probably upgrade it using the SD card reader.

Considering its low price, the C214 has irable build quality and acceptable performance. It’s tough enough for school kids, and can still handle most tasks. The small screen size will be a disadvantage to some buyers, but it’s also an advantage for people needing a compact Chromebook.