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Long battery life Cons Lack of cursor-control and arrow keys limits editing as you type Like to write away from your usual desk? Also a bit of a mechanical keyboard snob? Those two characteristics don’t mesh well. When you're typing on the go, you generally need to use a laptop (most have mediocre keyboards) or a tablet with a wireless keyboard (not ideal). A good mechanical keyboard you can take anywhere is rare—and who's willing to set up a full workstation in a coffee shop? The Astrohaus Freewrite ($599) looks, at a glance, like an ideal solution to that problem. It’s a writing devic...

Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook review: good price, bad screen If you squint, it’s a good laptop Apr 24, 2021, 8:00am EDT If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Share this story Lenovo’s Ideapad Flex 3 Chromebook is one of the tiniest Chromebooks I’ve ever used. It’s also one of the cheapest, retailing for just $349.99. Any laptop that costs that little is going to have some serious drawbacks — and the Flex 3 certainly does. On the other hand, if you’re the sort of shopper who’s willing to set those aside, this lit...

10 Biggest Business Laptop Deals 2021: Lenovo Laptops At Big Discounts Lenovo offers high-performance and affordable business laptops Nubelson Fernandes//Unsplash Known for functionality and flexibility, Lenovo's products has always ranked high among the best laptops in numerous tech blogs and websites alongside Apple and Asus. But because Lenovo offers customizable specs for its new releases, it has become the go-to laptop brand for students, teachers, employees and business owners. Its affordability and range of options are also other reasons why so many are drawn to Lenovo laptop...

There are some very attractive rivals out there, though, including Lenovo’s cheapest IdeaPad Flex 5 Chromebook and Acer’s entry level Chromebook Spin 513, both of which have flexible 2-in-1 convertible bodies and 13.3in Full HD screens. If you’re on a tight budget, then Asus makes a cheaper version of the C423 with a Celeron N3350 processor and an HD screen. That said, we’d suggest avoiding it, as that CPU is horribly dated, and the screen won’t be in the same class. Asus Chromebook C423 review: Design Go hands-on with the Chromebook C423 and some of its mid-range magic drops away. ...

Advertisement If you’re one of those rare Chromebook devotees lamenting the demise of the classic Google Chromebook Pixel and Pixelbook, then the Acer Chromebook Spin 713 could be right up your street. Miss the squarer 3:2 aspect ratio and QHD screen? The all-metal, thin-and-light design? The Pixelbook’s convertible form factor? Well, the Spin 713 has all these bases covered, only without the sky-high prices of Google’s own-brand Chromebooks, and with a spec that’s bang up to date. Acer Chromebook Spin 713 review: What you need to know This is a convertible 2-in-1 Chromebook with an ...