How much is a Chromebook?

Have you heard how affordable Chromebooks are? Is the low price point making you rethink your next laptop purchase? It should. They’re practical, portable, easy to use, and a great value for your money.

Why are Chromebooks so affordable?

Chromebooks have always been a wallet-friendly choice for families with young children, schools, and businesses. The reason lies in its minimalistic operating system that uses WiFi and the cloud (i.e., internet storage) to run all of its apps.

What that means for you, is fewer bells and whistles under the hood—and those are the features that most drive laptop prices. If you have little need for massive internal storage or latest processors, Chrome OS laptops can give you exactly what you need without a hefty price tag.

And that price tag is incredibly compelling.

In fact, it’s pretty easy to find a reliable Chromebook for under Rs.40000. So it’s no wonder why Chromebooks have proven to be a major hit with schools, businesses, and families.

What features do Chromebooks include?

Keep in mind that a cheap price tag doesn’t always mean fewer features. In the past, Chromebooks were known for their bargain prices and get-what-you-pay-for specs.

But that’s just not the case anymore. Lenovo has a wide range of Chromebooks that offer higher-end parts and powerful features.

Even budget Chromebooks include options like detachable keyboards, touchscreens, HD displays, and 2-and-1 functionality. That means some Chromebooks are able to be used in both tablet and laptop mode.

Mid-range Chromebooks up the ante with Intel® processors and 360˚ designs that allow you to swing the screen to any angle.

Meanwhile, premium Chromebooks are the dreamers of the group. Some offer integrated fingerprint readers, 4K displays, and incredible processing power.

For users with basic computing needs to professionals who need the weight and might of an everydaylaptop, Chromebooks are the right device at the right price for just about anyone.

Can I find a Chromebook in budget?

Without a doubt. In fact, these are the tried and true Chromebooks for students, or anyone looking for a second (or third) device. They’ll stand up to your basic emailing, word processing, social media scrolling, entertainment, and web browsing needs without any additional fluff.

Primarily use a laptop to go on Facebook, watch Netflix, and answer emails? Then there’s no need to pay for more processing power or hard drive than you need.Chromebooks that sit under the 350 threshold are exactly what you need, how you need it.

Check out what a Chromebook under Rs.40,000 might give you.

Chromebook 2 in 1s

One of our bestselling options is the Lenovo Chromebook 2 in 1, it’s got an agreeable price tag and it still manages to offer some eye-catching features.

At just about the size of an iPad, this cozy 10-inch 2 in 1 device can be used as both a laptop or a tablet.

Use it in laptop mode or detach the keyboard to turn it into a tablet that you can use on the go. While everyone’s rushing around these days, know that Chromebooks boot up fast. This budget Chromebook will have you up and running in under ten seconds and give you more than a full workday of battery life.

Some more cool features? It’s got a touchscreen and is compatible with a digital pen.

With 4 GB of RAM and up to 128 GB of storage, this device will have you ready to go in no time.

Can I find a mid-range Chromebook?

You certainly can. The next fleet of Chromebooks offers a slight jump in price due to their processing power and higher-end features. If you’re new to Chrome OS, still need some oomph, and don’t want to spend more than Rs.40,000, check out Chromebooks like Lenovo’s standout Chromebook Flex Series.

They’ve upped the Chromebook game with Intel® processors and a 360˚ convertible design, while still being budget-friendly.

13-inch Chromebook 2 in 1 laptop

That extra bit of muscle this 13-inch Chromebook has comes straight from the Intel® Core™ i3 chip. It’s the same processor found in mid-range Windows 10 laptops, but with a lower price point.

This mid-range Chromebook is pretty darn practical too. It’s a 2 in 1 laptop that you can use as both a laptop or tablet. Simply swing the screen back using its 360˚ convertible design and set it up in laptop, tent, stand, or tablet mode. With its touchscreen, crisp HD display, and digital pen support—what more could you need?

Lenovo mid-range Chromebooks also feature 4 GB of RAM and up to 128 GB of storage, plus a bigger variety of your go-to ports and slots. It’s got two USB-C 3.2 ports, one USB-A 3.2 port, an audio jack, and a microSD card reader.