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Asus Chromebook C423NA review: A cheap, big laptop with some obvious caveats

Asus Chromebook C423NA review: A cheap, big laptop with some obvious caveats

Posted on November 30, 2018 By Jarvis

We’ve said before here at Android Police that Asus makes some of the best Chromebooks on the market, but bumps in the road are inevitable. Take the last one we reviewed, the C223NA. Corbin came away under-impressed, so we hoped that Asus’ next offering would hearken back to what made us fall in love in with the Flip C302. Unfortunately, what I have here, the C423, does not accomplish that.

From an underwhelming CPU to a meh display, my experience with the C423 I received was a mediocre one, which is about what one might expect from a $270 Chromebook. But even though I didn’t like it at first, it grew on me the more I used it.
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