Lenovo N20p Chromebook

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92% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

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100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

The price and specifications of the N20p position it as a top-tier Chromebook, but it unfortunately fails to stand out from the crowd. Its touchscreen and folding hinge are unique, but pointless given that Chrome OS is not designed with touch in mind.

10-point touchscreen supports pinch to zoom, two-finger right-click, two-finger scrolling, and other gestures you’d expect. 300-degree “stand mode” is perfect for Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube. Best-in-class keyboard. Solid, well-built chassis ; TIRED

2GB of RAM—Really, Lenovo? TN panel display tarnishes the usefulness of “stand mode” by presenting movies in washed-out color. Pricey compared to other options at these specs

Touch capability and 300-degree hinge. Excellent keyboard. Solid battery life. Good sound quality.

Relatively expensive. Drab gray design.

Conclusion The Lenovo N20p Chromebook has two big things going for it: touch capability and the 300-degree multimode hinge. Aside from those defining features, it's really just one of the crowd, sitting alongside many other offerings that have similar...

300-degree hinge lets you flip the display into stand mode ; 11.6-inch display is also a 10-point touchscreen ; Battery life is a long six hours

Performance is mediocre ; Speakers are surprisingly weak for a multimedia-oriented machine

Take your run-of-the-mill 11-inch Chromebook, add a touchscreen with a 300-degree hinge, and you suddenly have a model that's a lot more versatile and interesting than most of its cohort. It's a touch...

Super-fast startup; Long battery life; Screen rotates around into presentation mode; Attractive design ; Poor viewing angles; Unoptimized interface for touch display; More expensive than most Chromebooks; Poor audio quality ; The Lenovo N20p adds a new...

Poor viewing angles; Unoptimized interface for touch display; More expensive than most Chromebooks; Poor audio quality ; The Lenovo N20p adds a new twist to the Chromebook recipe with a touch screen and dual-mode rotating display.

The Lenovo N20p adds a new twist to the Chromebook recipe with a touch screen and dual-mode rotating display.

Excellent battery life ; Touch-sensitive screen and Stand Mode ; Solid performance while staying cool and quiet

Lousy quality display ; Uncomfortable keyboard ; Slightly more expensive than other Chromebooks ; It's a little more expensive than other Chromebooks, but if you can look past the price tag, Lenovo's N20p is a great machine with only minor drawbacks.

It's a little more expensive than other Chromebooks, but if you can look past the price tag, Lenovo's N20p is a great machine with only minor drawbacks.

The Lenovo N20P Chromebook is the latest expansion to the growing number of small Chrome OS laptops, and it is a welcomed addition. Though plastic from one side to the other, it feels solid under use, has a pleasantly thin body, and the design is...

Inexpensive convertible, Above-average input devices, Fairly good construction, Good wireless adapter, Great battery life, The great battery life and good input devices

Performance lags atypical for most Chromebooks, Subpar display with low brightness, High-gloss panel with visible grid outdoors, Weak display lid, No options for maintenance or upgrades, Better performance and a much better screen, plus a stronger...