Chromebook deals are in high demand right now. Whether you're studying or working, in person or remote, a new Chromebook is the perfect accessory. There is even a rumor that LTE-enabled Chromebooks may get the ability to be a Wi-Fi hotspot. Fortunately, there are plenty of sales on everything from low-end laptops to attractive 2-in-1s that pack Intel Core CPUs.
Currently, the some of the best Chromebook deals are coming from Best Buy. The retailer has various Chromebooks on sale from $90 (opens in new tab). The sale includes HP, Asus, Samsung, Acer, and more.
We're constantly curating and adding to this list of affordable Chromebook deals. Just remember to make your purchase quickly as Chromebook sales tend to run out almost as quickly as they're stocked. (Don't need a Chromebook? Make sure to check out our guides to the best laptop deals and best budget laptops).
Best Chromebook deals at a glance
- Lenovo 14 S330 Chromebook: was $239 now $148 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)
- HP Chromebook x360 14: was $359 now $264 @ Amazon (opens in new tab)
- Asus Chromebook C223 11.6": was $249 now $149 @ Amazon (opens in new tab)
- Lenovo IdeaPad 3 14" Chromebook: was $229 now $149 @ Walmart (opens in new tab)
- Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2: from $199 w/ trade in @ Samung (opens in new tab)
Best Chromebook deals right now
Chromebooks under $150
Chromebooks between $150-$250
Chromebooks between $250-$500
Chromebooks over $500
What is the difference between a Chromebook and a laptop?
While most laptops run on Microsoft's Windows or Apple's MacOS, Chromebooks are powered by Chrome OS, Google's cloud-native operating system. This fast and powerful Linux-based OS relies on Google's suite of applications. Among G Suite's apps are Gmail for email, and Drive for storage. G Suite productivity tools like Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides mimic Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, respectively.
Rather than storing documents and photos directly onto the Chromebook's local storage drive, you can opt to store them in the cloud. As a result of the Chromebook's simple OS, the specs are less complex than Window-based machines.
While Chromebooks aren't ideal for tackling heavy graphics tasks, they'll get you through day to day computing. What's more, select Chromebook can run Android apps and Linux OS without having to rely on a dual boot which makes it great for developers.