Chromebook CX1, 15.6" FHD NanoEdge Display, Intel Celeron N4500 Processor, 64GB eMMC Storage, 8GB RAM, ChromeOS, Transparent Silver, CX1500CKA-AS84F

If you are looking for a good Chromebook in Engineering, and are connecting to a dual or triple monitor setup. This Chromebook does the job very well for Engineering Tasks, but not necessarily in a Windows Environment. Linux works really well for Fusion 360, Solidworks, and Virtual Studio Code. Couple these tools with Autocad Web, and you have pretty stout Engineering Workflow. I also use an App named Asana to organize my work. I am a Freelance CAD Designer on Freelance dot com. I not only do Engineering tasks, but I also have a need to create freehand sketches on a Wacom Drawing Board. This Chromebook works very nice with CorelDraw Design and Sketchbook. Chrome Canvas is a good drawing App also for this Chromebook. Google Sheets, Google Docs, Microsoft 365 Online, all work really well using a web browser and this Chromebook. The battery life is excellent, it is also very lightweight compared to a laptop. Team this up with Chrome Remote Desktop, and you can connect to a powerful Desktop and work off of it. It is lightning fast at 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD. Screen is decent quality but improves with the correct monitor setup. WiFi is fast and had no connectivity issues. Power of this Chromebook is quite impressive for a Power User. It will require some research though, to be as productive as a laptop, but it can be done if you document your workflow and ask GROK to list out a workflow for you. I highly recommend this Chromebook for Design, Engineering, Art Documents, and General Office Duties. I take it everywhere I go. Speaking of that, be sure to utilize the App named NoteLM. It is a game changer for professional careers. Does really well at Programming Drones also, use BetaFlight & HeliDrone.

Very user friendly well worth the price. The quality is good. Highly recommended!

I love this Chrome Book. This is my second one. It is easy to use, Very good price, I like the size and the battery is perfect, if you continue to make sure it is plugged in and always charged. I will say this is the reason for the second one, as I let the battery go, and when the machine gets older and you have had it awhile ,t he battery needs to be charging all the time, plugged in, if not and it goes to low, well too bad, it is toast. Time to buy a new one. It is not a touch screen, design is perfect for my needs, pretty durable for a cheaper priced laptop.

Wanted an inexpensive laptop that booted up fast and was portable. This laptop fit the bill perfectly. Great for basic uses, e.g. email and simple google searches. Very pleased thus far.

At $189, this Chromebook is surprisingly well designed. Keyboard feels cheap and the screen is mediocre but it’s only $189. I only use it for web browsing, streaming movies. It runs well. From a distance, it looks like a $800 laptop lol. It’s perfect for light use and easy on your wallet.

This does not have a backlit keyboard as the description says. In fact multiple things were wrong. It was big pain to wipe my info since it immediatly syncs to your account upon power up. Nothing but a infuriating day and waste of time. Also the ChromeOS is garbage. Worst OS I've used Mac or PC.

I have had two ASUS Chromebooks now and this one is better than the one it replaced. It feels substantial with a texture to the plastic that makes it easy to grab and hold onto. While I have only had it barely a month, I have had zero issues so far. It looks like a quality build. The battery life is good. It seems to charge pretty quickly from nearly empty. One thing I really appreciate that the older ASUS didn't do was to give notice prior to simply shutting off when the battery is dead. I like being able to plug it in rather than boom! lose whatever you were doing. I thought Acer was a better brand and first bought one of those. It was garbage that cost more than this. I returned it and got about forty bucks back. This is an easy to use model which includes additional keys on the keyboard to do number based data entry, adding functionality. The battery life is long. I think it lasts nearly 6-8 hours on a charge. It is a nice looking model. The wifi connectivity was easy to do. Storage is generous enough at 128. It has a good build which moves along nicely regarding pace going from site to site or job to job. Would highly recommend so far and would order again.

Meh. Good and bad. It's fast, cheap, and has a decent battery life. So far, no issues with functionality or wifi connectivity. Decent screen resolution. But there are 2 huge drawbacks for me: 1- the speakers are awful. Even on max volume, the sound is what my old laptop puts out at medium. I don't know why ASUS thought putting speakers on the bottom was a good idea but that's where all the sound comes out on mine. Maybe it's a bad unit. 2- the mouse settings are irritating. I had to search to find the settings/adjustments that I were needed and despite tweaking them several times, it still doesn't feel right. Also, I've tried a few different mice and used the built in pad and it just isn't very smooth. It's glitchy and jumps.