Lenovo Chromebook S345 14 Inch FHD Laptop - (AMD A6, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, Chrome OS) - Mineral Grey

This is a really nice, fairly powerful Chromebook with a good sized screen at a good price.Our whole family uses Chromebooks, as they are so much faster, simpler and easier to use than Windows computers, I'm typing this review on mine now and once you've used one, you'll never go back.As with any new device there is a slight learning curve at the start, but there are many online tutorials to help, and as everything is stored online, if you ever lose or break (pretty hard to do as they are tough!) your Chromebook, just get a new one, log in and all your files and programs will be there immediately.

This isn’t a touchscreen. It’s super compact and lightweight, so thin I slip it into my bag! I originally bought one for my sister (she’s a student) to do her work, ended up liking it myself and bought myself one too! It’s really simple to use, the only thing is we can’t save stuff onto the “desktop” screen, so you have to go into your files to dig out any work etc, but to me, I like that, besides that the rest is the same as a laptop, for the price It’s a bargain, wouldn’t have expected so much for this price as I expect an amazing laptop to cost atleast £500 minimum but I love this chromebook, I’d recommend!

Like the chrome book, small, easy to use. Quick.Dont like being ripped off when i should have had £35 cash back.

Very nicely finished chromebook, quite light in weight with decent processing power.. I bought this for my wife, who to be honest isn't the most technology savvy person out there, but even she has got to grips with the chromebook operating system.She's always complained about the Windows updates she used to get and how it 'slowed down' what she wanted to do... so having this to deal with I wasn't sure if she would get it.After a couple of days on the chromebook she's whizzing around on it like a pro... happy enough with watching programmes and browsing the Internet, so brownie points for me. Personally I'd say it would suit someone who is like my wife who for instance isn't into gaming and chucking graphics around the screen, it has anti glare on its screen so I think it looks a little washed out colour wise so you have to get the viewing angle just right for a good picture. It has great port connections and a really good battery life.. Ideal I guess for even a students workload... Definitely worth considering.P.S. I paid £350 for this only two days later for the pricing to drop £80... Gutted from that perspective..Oh well

Only had this for one day but am very happy so far. I've doubts about the battery it charges real fast but loses if like me streaming for many hours, that's not the worst thing that could happen as you can use while plugged in.

Personally. I hate chrome OS, but I got this laptop for my Nan and she gets on well with it. The laptop is incredibly easy to use and hard to mess up and break. Chrome is the perfect operating system for elderly or students who want to do work. The battery is great and the laptop is very thin and portable.This is however early days, but very promising at this point.

Great laptop for a good price. Does everything you need it to do. Super simple to set up. The battery life lasts for hours and the sound and picture quality are great too! No faults but it’s not a touchscreen.

First time for me using a chromebook and I now wished I had tried one earlier. I gave up on Windows for day to day stuff as the chromebook starts almost immediately, it's very quick and very easy to use. Checked out some tuition videos on utube and have never looked back. Absolutely great Lenovo product. All pros, no cons.