Chromebooks are an ideal product if all you need from a laptop is the ability to work with web applications, particularly in Google’s software suite. So if your online needs boil down to general web browsing, web applications, and email, there’s no reason to invest in a pricier Windows laptop when a ChromOS laptop like the HP Chromebook Plus x360 can work just fine.
With Google One AI now in place, Chromebook Plus laptops offer generative AI solutions to help you draft documents, write emails, and customize your video call backgrounds. But the HP Chromebook Plus x360 has the benefit of being a convertible Chromebook, letting you swap between laptop, tent, and tablet formats. Thanks to an Intel Core i3 under the hood, the x360 offers quick, reliable performance. However, it suffers from a lower-than-average battery life, a dim display, a design that might be too chunky for some, and an objectively mushy keyboard.
