- Is the ASUS Chromebook Plus CX34 good for students?
- Yes. It handles browser-based coursework, video calls and note-taking well, and the touchscreen helps with apps. The 256GB SSD is enough for local files if you also use cloud storage.
- Can it run Windows apps?
- No. It runs ChromeOS, so you use web apps, Android apps from Google Play and Linux apps. Full Windows programs need a Windows laptop or a remote desktop.
- How does it compare with the non-Plus ASUS Chromebooks?
- Chromebook Plus models meet higher standards for processor, memory, screen and camera. This one has a Core 5 chip and 16GB of memory, well above typical budget Chromebooks.
- Does it have a touchscreen?
- Yes, the 14-inch FHD display is a touchscreen. You can tap, swipe and use Android apps by touch as well as with the keyboard and trackpad.
- What is in the box?
- The Chromebook, its lithium polymer battery and the AC adapter. No stylus or sleeve is included.
- Is 16GB of memory enough for ChromeOS?
- Yes, and it is generous for a Chromebook. It keeps many tabs and Android apps open without slowdown, more headroom than the 4GB or 8GB in cheaper models.
- Where is the ASUS 14 C5 cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $1,367.73, as of our latest check.