With Chromebook, the biggest problem is that it is pretty useless without constant connectivity. Especially, those who can afford only a computer that costs this much. It starts up pretty fast, there is virtually no lag, no worries of app freezing if you are connected to a good enough Internet connection, the Chromebook is the best companion you can get. Unfortunately, in India getting that good Internet connection is not always a possibility which is why a lot of people will get frustrated with this. Performance, Usability: If you live in the Google Universe, the Chromebook is perfect for you. Xolo Chromebook has two micro-USB ports, an HDMI port, and a slot for a microSD card. Sure, the 11-inch screen is not much in terms of resolution, but let us not forget that this Chromebook comes for Rs 12,999, less than what most smartphones cost. The form-factor is pretty compact and I am glad that Xolo did not add a gloss finish to the outside cover. The matte finish screen is quite good and personally I kept the screen’s brightness at half and found it quite easy to read and watch videos.

Design, Screen: The Xolo Chromebook’s biggest advantage is that it is really, really light given that it weighs just 1.15 kg.

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