HP Chromebook 14″ | Intel Processor N100 Processor| 4 GB RAM
HP Chromebook 14″ | Intel Processor N100 Processor| 4 GB RAM | 128 GB Flash Storage | Intel UHD Graphics | HD Display | Up to 12hrs battery | Chrome OS | Dual Speakers | Glacier Silver | 14a-nf0002sa
| Weight: | 1.45 kg |
| Dimensions: | 215.5 x 325.7 x 18.2 cm; 1.45 kg |
| Brand: | HP |
| Model: | 9Z6X9EA#ABU |
| Colour: | Gray |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | HP |
| Dimensions: | 215.5 x 325.7 x 18.2 cm; 1.45 kg |
I’ve never had a chrombook before I’ve always gone for a laptop but as I’m not really tech minded this chromebook suits me fine,it’s easy to set-up and use and not to pricey, i like the colour and size and overall very pleased with i
Its a great laptop l was thinking it might be a bit small and now l am glad l picked the h/p 14″inch laptop with a great key board it is just what l wonted plus very light weight and the sliver casing plus all of it for speed and value for money thanks agai
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Using this to write this review. A great product, very easy to use [if you have an android phone you will have zero issues]. Everything seamlessly integrates with your Google account so it basically mirrors your phone. Installing software is a breeze. I would recommend getting a wireless mouse to complement this unit. A great price point.
I bought this when my Windows laptop died and I’m so glad I did.
This is perfect for me for what I need it for and the price was ideal, as Windows laptops are so expensive now.
I check social media and watch YouTube videos and it works perfect for that.
It’s so easy to set up and lovely and lightweight and these guys are pretty resistant to viruses.
Any apps you need you get them from the Play Store. However just be vigilant on what you download from there.
It boots up in under 5 seconds and any updates are done automatically and quietly in the background, so no long updates that slow you down and take forever like Windows does.
I love this little Chromebook and I doubt I would buy another Windows laptop again.
I’m 24, this is my first laptop, I’ve not had much experience with tech, so I can’t really compare it to others, or comment on its abilities for a wider range of uses. For me though, I can say I do agree with others that this is almost like a phone, so it is perhaps limited in some ways but perfect for someone like me who doesn’t need much out of it. It is fast and easy to use, when you first set it up it has instructions available on screen, I did not need them, but there are also YouTube videos that are very user friendly for anyone struggling. I find it to be very quiet I don’t hear any crazy fans going off or anything annoying like that. The actual audio quality and volume are good too and easy to fiddle about with if you like. I use this mostly for note taking, writing on Google docs, researching, and sometimes watching lectures, and I find it perfect for this. I have also watched a few films on it and it has no trouble with that either, I don’t know if every laptop has the brightness adjustment buttons on the keyboard or not but I like this feature as I can tone it down easily in the evening’s before I wind down. It is small enough to be easily portable, lightweight, has a good feeling to the surface, looks great. I did drop it once and thought I’d may have damaged but it doesn’t atall and has continued to work great as usual since so I would say it is fairly durable so far.
Overall a great first laptop.
Edit, 5 months later – STILL GOING STRONG absolutely love it. Would still recommend.
A lightweight and I guess, entry level chromebook, with an acceptable screen and not the worst keyboard and trackpad I’ve ever used. Perfectly reasonable specs for the intended use case. Limited built in I/O I suppose, but that’s not a dealbreaker. At 160 notes it’s a banging little laptop and is my new daily driver.
Update; Think we’re a few months down the line now and it’s still a wee cracker!
What’s it like?; The screen is fine, the keyboard is fine, the trackpad is fine, the speakers are fine, the limited I/O isn’t an issue for portable use and you can whack a hub on if you want anyway. The battery is decent. Even with only 4GB of RAM, ChromeOS positively zips along on the Intel N100 just don’t push it too hard or ask it to do too much at once and you shouldn’t be disappointed.
Overall; Honestly my expectations weren’t high at 160 but for a daily use, web based app and streaming device it has surpassed whatever expectations I had and cemented itself as my go to grab and use device. Hook it up to a fast internet connection for best results. It even does a good job on XBox cloud gaming.
I paid over 700 for my last chromebook which lasted exactly 3 years and was a month over the extended warranty, I was just going into hospital for an op the day it went wrong, I was gutted, so I quickly ordered this hp chromebook from Amazon which came in a day or so, I needed a mouse with it, which made all the difference for me, now I am set up with this solid bigger screen chromebook and I really love it, much cheaper than my old one and better quality, I can highly recommend it.
Fast start up
The screen is anoying sometimes if your at the slightly wrong angle it’s hard to see , if like more settings concerning the vibrancy , maybe it could be a little louder , I’m no computer whizz and still learning to use it but so far so good ,
Quality feels good , value for money good , performance good so far , my video call
on what’s app seem to have cut off a couple of times whilst I didn’t have that problem when resorting to my iPhone in the same place , but that could be the app ??? Because I’m no expert I won’t say more I’m 90% happy as a first time Chromebook user .
Ordered on Saturday night, was delivered Monday 1pm – delivery was expected Tuesday, so very happy it came 1 day early!
Lightweight and compact, very very easy to set up, and very easy to use – basically like using an android tablet or mobile phone – just in laptop format. You also have the option of syncing your android mobile phone to the chromebook.
Don’t buy this… If you want all the Microsoft Packages – buy a “normal laptop with windows”
Buy this… If you are used to Google Chrome, and want a compact device for using Android apps and accessing the internet.
To HP: Well done, HP! Really impressed at that price < 200.00, and indeed, all a Chromebook requires, plus if Linux is your thing as well, partitioning this for Ubuntu etc. in developer mode is a doddle. - To the user: I'm using this for writing, some research browsing incl. YouTube'ing and playing around with a variety of OSs, and for that it is more than sufficient (target: student, writer, journalist, etc.). Do your research! Look at processors/CPUs etc. and compare (e.g. versus.com). Know what you want from a machine. This is not for high-end graphics (photo/video work) or gaming. - It's basic, solid, small, very portable and charges via USB-c yay. I'm a user of macOS M1s and beyond, and I love this machine.