If you want to take a laptop with you on your trips, you want something that will help you get everything you need to be done securely. Depending on where you're going or where you're staying along the way, you might want something that won't hurt your wallet too much if you have to replace it. Whether you want a portable powerhouse or an expendable essential, these Chromebooks are ready to see the world!
Durable and dependable
Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C330
This zippy little Chromebook can last well over 12 hours, is light enough to not weigh down your backpack all day as you run across two terminals to make your connecting flight, and has 64GB of space for downloading in-flight movies.
Detachable delight
HP Chromebook X2
HP's Chromebook X2 is our favorite Chromebook on the market right now, and as a detachable, it's absolutely perfect for travel. Between Android apps and a 2K screen, this is a rock-solid Chromebook for work and play.
Get your own data
Samsung Chromebook Plus with LTE
Samsung hit it out of the park with the Chromebook Plus, but if you're someone who never seems to have Wi-Fi when you need it, this model of the Plus features built-in LTE, allowing you to give it its own data plan so its always connected.
Ruggedly handsome
Dell Inspiron Chromebook 11
With a spill-resistant keyboard, 10 hours of battery life, and all the classic ports you could want, this little Chromebook is ready for turbulent flights and long nights in the hotel bar pounding out presentations before tomorrow's big meeting.
4K Powerhouse
Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630
Meet the ultimate international in-flight entertainment system. With a 15.6-inch 4K screen, an Intel i5 processor, and up to 10 hours of battery life, your whole section of the plane can watch a movie with you, or split screen your work tabs and get everything done in style.
The is a good tablet and a great Chromebook, but I've been rocking the for the last week and this little things just zips along. Even with 8-10 tabs open in Chrome and near constant use, the C330 still had over 30% battery left after 12 hours of meetings, seminars, and Reddit browsing, although there are certainly cheaper options.
Durable and dependable
Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C330
This zippy little Chromebook can last well over 12 hours, is light enough to not weigh down your backpack all day as you run across two terminals to make your connecting flight, and has 64GB of space for downloading in-flight movies.
Detachable delight
HP Chromebook X2
HP's Chromebook X2 is our favorite Chromebook on the market right now, and as a detachable, it's absolutely perfect for travel. Between Android apps and a 2K screen, this is a rock-solid Chromebook for work and play.
Get your own data
Samsung Chromebook Plus with LTE
Samsung hit it out of the park with the Chromebook Plus, but if you're someone who never seems to have Wi-Fi when you need it, this model of the Plus features built-in LTE, allowing you to give it its own data plan so its always connected.
Ruggedly handsome
Dell Inspiron Chromebook 11
With a spill-resistant keyboard, 10 hours of battery life, and all the classic ports you could want, this little Chromebook is ready for turbulent flights and long nights in the hotel bar pounding out presentations before tomorrow's big meeting.
4K Powerhouse
Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630
Meet the ultimate international in-flight entertainment system. With a 15.6-inch 4K screen, an Intel i5 processor, and up to 10 hours of battery life, your whole section of the plane can watch a movie with you, or split screen your work tabs and get everything done in style.
The is a good tablet and a great Chromebook, but I've been rocking the for the last week and this little things just zips along. Even with 8-10 tabs open in Chrome and near constant use, the C330 still had over 30% battery left after 12 hours of meetings, seminars, and Reddit browsing, although there are certainly cheaper options.