- Which is better for schoolwork?
- The 14a-nf0000nr is better for schoolwork. Its 14-inch screen and N100 chip make long writing and research sessions easier, and 64 GB holds more files. The 11 G8 EE is fine for basic assignments and is far cheaper.
- Is the N100 much faster than the Celeron N4120?
- Yes. The N100 is a newer architecture with faster cores and better graphics, so it handles more browser tabs and video more smoothly. The Celeron N4120 is adequate for a few tabs at a time.
- Which has better battery life?
- The 11 G8 EE, rated up to 13 hours 30 minutes. The 14a-nf0000nr is rated about 10 hours. Real use will be lower for both, but the 11 G8 EE should last longer per charge.
- Is the 14a-nf0000nr worth the extra money?
- Yes if you want a bigger screen, more storage and a faster chip. At $256.99 at Newegg as of November 8, 2026, it costs about $164 more than the $93.06 11 G8 EE at Walmart. If you only need basic browsing, the cheaper one is enough.
- Can I upgrade the RAM or storage?
- No on RAM for both; 4 GB is soldered. Storage is also not meant to be upgraded on either model, so pick the 64 GB 14a-nf0000nr if space matters.
- Should I worry that the 14a-nf0000nr is restored?
- Restored units are checked and resold, often with a limited warranty. Check the seller's return window and warranty before buying. The 11 G8 EE is new.