Chromebooks are smart laptops that run on the Google Chrome
operating system. The growing popularity of these devices has encouraged the
top manufacturers to launch their own Chromebooks. As a result, the market is
now filled with a variety of models that you can buy at every budget.
We have compared the two best Chromebooks that offer the
real value for money i.e. Lenovo Chromebook C330 and ASUS Chromebook Flip. In
case you are thinking to buy a good Chromebook at a reasonable price, continue
to read on. It is clear from the specs sheet that these two Chromebooks have
almost the same specs. Let’s dig deeper to find out which one delivers the best
performance and where these two laptops differ from each other.
Processor
Lenovo Chromebook C330 is equipped with Mediatek MT8173C
which is a quad-core processor. It has 4 cores, 4 threads, with a base
frequency of 1.6GHz and Max Turbo speed of 2.0GHz. Whereas ASUS has armed the
Chromebook Flip with Intel Celeron N4000 processor that has 2 cores and 2
threads. Its base frequency is 1.1GHZ with a Max turbo speed of 2.6GHz.
Overall, Intel Celeron N4000 delivers better results and
performance than Mediatek MT8173C on the Geekbench 4 software test.
Display
Both Lenovo Chromebook C330 and ASUS Chromebook Flip have an
11.6-inch wide display with (1366 x 768) screen resolution. In addition, both
are 2-in-1 convertible laptop and delivers the best of both worlds. The user
can use them in a tablet, laptop or tent mode, depending on the situation and
mood.
Graphics
As we have seen in the specs sheet, both the Chromebooks
have 4GB memory and 32GB eMMC storage capacity. However, these Chromebooks vary
at one significant feature i.e. graphics cards. Lenovo’s Chromebook C330
features PowerVR GX6250 graphics that are commonly used in Android-based
laptops and devices. ASUS Chromebook Flip features Intel UHD 600 graphics which
is usually used in mid-range leptophos.
Camera
Lenovo Chromebook C330 comes with a 720p webcam that offers
average image quality. It is good for video calling or in-house presentation,
but very sensitive to light. A slight change in light can greatly affect image
quality and webcam experience.
ASUS Chromebook Flip features two different cameras, a
normal webcam and the second one is a special world-facing camera. This
additional camera is present near the keyboard area, which enables the user to
hold the Chromebook in portrait mode.
Battery Life
There is a slight difference in battery power between these
two Chromebooks. Lenovo’s Chromebook C330 has a 45Wh battery that can run up to
10 hours on a single charge. Whereas ASUS Chromebook Flip has a 50Wh battery
that can keep its screen alive for up to 11 hours.
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