Asus Chromebook CR11vsHP Chromebook 14

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Asus
ASUS Chromebook CR11
Chromebook CR11

Quick Stats

The Asus CR1 Chromebook delivers decent to capable performance for general usage and demanding tasks.
The Asus CR1 Chromebook boasts a rugged and durable build with a robust feel overall.
The CR1 Chromebook's display is decent but lacks vibrancy, making it suitable for casual use only.
The Asus Chromebook CR1 boasts an Intel Celeron N4500 processor and 4GB RAM primarily.
HP
HP Chromebook 14
Chromebook 14

Quick Stats

The HP Chromebook 14's performance is decent, suitable for basic use but struggles with demanding tasks occasionally.
The HP Chromebook 14's build is adequate but lacks a premium feel, giving off a slightly cheap impression.
The HP Chromebook 14's display is subpar with blown-out colors and poor viewing angles overall.
The HP Chromebook 14 offers a range of features including processor, RAM, storage, and display specifications.
Key Differences

No significant specification differences found between these devices.

Rank
Asus Chromebook CR11
#835
HP Chromebook 14
Winner
#832
Scores by Category
Rankings
Connectivity
Asus Chromebook CR11
#272
Winner
HP Chromebook 14
#770
Display
Asus Chromebook CR11
#810
Winner
HP Chromebook 14
#844
Performance
Asus Chromebook CR11
#831
Winner
HP Chromebook 14
#839
Build
Asus Chromebook CR11
#139
Winner
HP Chromebook 14
#240
Features
Asus Chromebook CR11
#690
HP Chromebook 14
#401
Winner

Note: Lower rank number indicates a better position in category.

Specifications Comparison
Specification
Asus ASUS Chromebook CR11
HP HP Chromebook 14
up to 8GB
up to 8GB
up to 64GB SSD
up to 256GB SSD
Intel Processor N100
Intel Pentium Silver N6000
Intel UHD Graphics Xe (24EU)
Intel UHD Graphics 605

Note: Highlighted specifications show differences between the two devices.

Pros and Cons

Asus Chromebook CR11

Strengths

The Asus CR1 has a rugged build that's designed to withstand the classroom environment, making it perfect for education-focused use.
The keyboard is spill-resistant and features medium-travel keys that are nice to type on.
The performance with the Intel Celeron N4500 processor is decent for general usage and basic gaming.
The battery life is well-balanced and allows you to easily pass your usual benchmark of a full day's use before needing to charge.
The dual USBC ports allow for easy charging on either side of your desk, and the small puck-style charging brick is convenient.
The build quality, including the grippy rubber top and bottom as well as the bumpers, feels premium and sturdy.

Weaknesses

The TN screen has limited viewing angles and vividness compared to IPS screens.
The screen only goes back 180 degrees, making it non-convertible.
The palm rest area is made of smooth plastic that feels a little cheap.
The speakers are not the loudest for a Chromebook of this size, although they're not the worst either.
There's no privacy shutter on the webcam.
The keyboard keys have a medium travel, which might be too shallow for some users' preferences.

HP Chromebook 14

Strengths

A decently good device for the price
The screen, although subpar, might be forgivable for younger kids who won't worry about it.
It can do ABC Mouse or Disney Junior, which could make it suitable for young children.
It's a good deal if you don't care about screens or plan to hook it up to an external monitor.
The device has decently good viewing angles when leaned back
HP offers a way to upgrade the device with better features, but at a higher price point
It's a good option for casual use cases where screen quality isn't crucial
You can still get it at a relatively low price of $230

Weaknesses

The worst screen I've probably ever used on any Chromebook
Viewing angles are so bad that you can't find a way to look at the screen in any way without blue or yellow shift
Colors and brightness are also issues with this TN panel
Screen quality is abysmal, making it difficult to recommend to most people
HP's site requires you to upgrade to a better version of the device, which quickly gets too expensive ($400+)
It's not suitable for school or work use without upgrading the screen, which also increases cost
Screen quality is forgivable only if used by young children who won't notice it
The base price jumps up to $340-$350 when you add features on HP's site
Read Full Reviews

Asus Chromebook CR11

The Asus Cr1 is an education-focused Chromebook launched in 2021 with a rugged build designed to withstand the classroom environment. Powered by an Intel Celeron N4500 processor, it features 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. The basic model boasts an 11.6-inch HD non-touch TN screen, with decent connectivity options. Weighing 2.90 pounds, this Chromebook offers a spill-resistant keyboard and solid performance for general usage. In this review, we'll explore its build quality, display, performance, battery life, and other features to see if it's worth considering.

HP Chromebook 14

The HP Chromebook 14 has a lot to offer at its affordable price point. The device boasts a sturdy build, decent keyboard, and satisfactory trackpad performance. It also features an HD display, though unfortunately, the screen quality falls short, with poor viewing angles and lackluster color accuracy. Despite this major flaw, the Chromebook still manages to deliver decent performance and is suitable for casual use cases, such as web browsing and streaming. However, its usability for more demanding tasks, like work or school, is questionable.

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