Asus Chromebook C423 (14-Inch, 2018)

Inexpensive ; Good assortment of ports ; Inexpensive

Dim screen ; Low resolution, non-touch display ; Slow performance

Inexpensive to a fault, the $260 Asus Chromebook C423NA may be small and light enough for children to carry around the house or to and from school, but it skimps on too many things.

Asus says the Chromebook C423 should offer up to 10 hours of battery life.

Inexpensive ; Attractive design

Sub-standard battery life ; Slightly underpowered

There’s a lot to like about the latest Asus Chromebook. The design is smart, a lightweight body is a joy for those who need to carry their devices around, and the performance is surprisingly consistent, especially when considering the low-speed...

Strong specification ; Capable screen ; Slim and stylish design

Not hugely speedy ; Hit and miss keyboard ; Disappointing battery life

There’s nothing truly stellar about the C423N, but it’s a great all-round Chromebook at an affordable price. Spending £100 to £200 more will bag you something even better, but if you’re looking for a decent Chromebook for around £400, this one’s fairly...

Very lightweight and easy to use

Love it as it's tablet and laptop in one and can take it any where you go

Good screen, quite fast on start up and longish battery life.

No caps lock on keyboard - a serious omission for any typing. Instructions basic and minimal. Doesn't seem compatible with my Canon Wi-Fi printer

design and weight

more storage space for basic stuff ,cant even hook up a printer christ

I have found it very hard to get a cable to connect my camera to the Laptop and transfer them onto the laptop. sometimes i find it hard to get the cursor to move .