Lenovo ThinkPad 13 Chromebook (13.3-Inch, 2017)

The Windows version of the ThinkPad 13 is a solid machine that doesn’t excel in any one area, leaving it in the middle of the pack. The Chromebook version shares most of its DNA, and what’s taken away in terms of hardware and software flexibility is...

Two USB Type-C ports; Great keyboard; Long Battery Life

Lousy display; No TrackPoint; Not as durable as competition

A Chromebook is a Chromebook, I’ve heard some say. They’re so simple that it all boils down to Chrome OS, and that is the same no matter which model you pick up. After using many different types of Chromebooks over the years, I can say that’s not...

great build quality, excellent input devices, long battery runtimes, above-average display for a Chromebook, reasonably priced upgrade, fast CPU and plenty of memory

as configured, comparable in price to its superior Windows-based counterpart, sluggish eMMC storage in lieu of SSD, restrictive maintenance and upgrades, Chrome OS limitations will be hard to swallow for many business professionals

Lenovo’s new ThinkPad 13 Chromebook has most of the fundamental benefits of a ThinkPad going for it. It’s practically designed, features a durable yet ergonomic case, boasts terrific input devices, and manages excellent battery runtimes. It’s also...

The display is enough for those that don't need much. Sound quality is awesome. Performance was more than enough to keep me happy

Material used for the Chromebook had an issue with picking up oils from my hands and fingers and was too noticeable and a little annoying. Camera was ok, but not the best

Lenovo has provided a Chromebook with a 13 inch display that can catch anyone's eye whether you're looking for a new laptop because you're a business or a school student or even a family that has a budget, the ThinkPad 13 Chromebook will work out for...