That’s due to some unexpected hardware features you typically don’t find in this class of devices. However, the Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebooks greatly diminishes the stigma that “cheap Chromebooks are bad”. You can see the full specs of my review model here. Nor will it even be a consideration for someone spending up to twice that much on a premium Chromebook. A $349 Chromebook won’t compete on performance or design features compared to most $500 Chromebooks.

The Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook is still a budget device, but…īefore explaining my belief, let’s do a quick reality check. Why do I think that? My Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook review explains. And that means it will likely keep up with most people’s ChromeOS usage since I push the limits of my devices. Unlike most devices at this price point or below, this laptop can nearly keep up with my daily workflow. It’s taken years to get here but Lenovo has delivered a sub-$350 ChromeOS laptop that I truly enjoy using. After two weeks of using the the latest entry-level Lenovo Chromebook, I’m impressed.

Lenovo chromebook flex 3 review