Top 3 Ultrabooks Which You Can Buy in 2019

Top 3 Ultrabooks Which You Can Buy in 2019

We’ve reviewed hundreds of laptops, testing for important qualities like performance, battery life, and display quality. Each of these Chromebooks or Ultrabooks excel in these areas, but the very best is the HP Chromebook x2. It sits right in the sweet spot of balancing value with excellent build quality and performance.

It’s portable, powerful, and probably exactly what you’re looking for in an Ultrabook. So we have listed some Top 3 Ultrabooks which you can buy. You may read this article if you don't know how to choose the best Ultrabook.

HP Chromebook x2

Who it’s for:- Students, professionals, and anyone in between.

Why we choose the HP Chromebook x2:- The HP Chromebook x2 is a perfect example of the latest evolution of the Chromebook space. It’s a 12.3-inch tablet that pops magnetically into a keyboard base to act as either a stable clamshell notebook or a standalone slate. It’s very much like the Microsoft Surface Book 2 in this respect, and we like it a lot.

Inside, it sports a powerful, efficient 7th-generation Intel Core M3 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 32GB of eMMC storage (expandable via microSD card), which is more than enough to run Chrome OS efficiently. The lovely 2,400 x 1,600 (235 PPI) display in the productivity-friendly 3:2 aspect ratio is pen-enabled, giving the Chromebook x2 a ton of uses.

The Chromebook x2’s price falls into the latest midrange of Chromebook pricing, and it’s considerably cheaper than its biggest competitor: The Google Pixelbook or the new Google Pixel Slate. If you’re looking for a new notebook in the $600 range, though, and don’t need all features of Windows 10, then you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better option.

Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630

Who it’s for:- Anyone who needs a full 15 inches of screen real estate.

Why we choose the Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630:- In digital trends review, we said the Yoga Chromebook C630 maintains “the perfect middle ground between premium and affordable,” and we meant it. Starting at $700, this Chrome OS powerhouse packs in a fast 8th-generation quad-core Intel Core i5-8250 — that’s a lot of power for Chrome OS. And it shows in our benchmarks, where the Yoga Chromebook C630 took over our top spot as the fastest Chrome OS machine we’ve tested yet.

But that’s not all this 15-inch Chromebook brings to the table. It also offers a truly premium design and builds, sporting a chassis that’s devoid of any creaking or flexing, at an attractive price point.

It challenges some of our favorite premium Windows 10 notebooks for build quality, and that’s saying something given the price point. And it’s relatively svelte for a 15-inch notebook, coming in at a reasonable 0.70 inches thick and 4.2 pounds in weight.

The 1080p display on our review unit didn’t stand out, but it’s competent — and even better, Lenovo offers a 4K option for $100 extra. The keyboard and touchpad are very good, and the touch display is as precise and responsive as expected and lets you navigate Chrome OS with just a finger.

Acer Chromebook Spin 15

Who it’s for:- Anyone who needs a full 15 inches of screen real estate on a budget.

Why we choose the Acer Chromebook Spin 15: The Acer Chromebook Spin 15 is one of the only Chromebooks with a 15-inch display, and it’s the only 2-in-1 in this form factor — making it a bit of a rarity. With a size and form factor closer to a 15-inch premium laptop than a budget-oriented netbook, the Acer Chromebook Spin 15 delivers the same screen real estate as its much higher-priced competitors. That display also flips around, and while you won’t want to use it as a tablet in the crook of your arm — it’s too massive for that — you’ll enjoy media mode for bingeing Netflix in bed.

Rather than feeling cramped when you have two windows side-by-side on one of the more svelte Chromebook offerings.

The Acer Chromebook Spin 15 is just big enough to allow you all the room you need to multitask. On top of that, the 2-in-1 features a dual-core Intel Pentium N4200 and 4GB of RAM, which features increased multi-core performance and plenty of memory to power multitasking without feeling any serious system lag.

The size of this laptop also gives you room to stretch out. Smaller Chromebooks are more portable, but they also can feel cramped, particularly if you’re a large person with similarly large hands. It even has a decent keyboard and touchpad, and it can run for an age thanks to the sizable battery. That makes some of the problems — such as the slight audio distortion, the lack of dedicated video outputs, and the outdated design — a little bit easier to overlook. If size and power are what you are looking for in your budget Ultrabook or Chromebook, Acer’s Chromebook Spin 15 is your best bet.