ASUS Chromebook CX1, 14″ FHD, Intel® Celeron N4500 Processor, 64GB Storage, 4GB RAM, ChromeOS, Transparent Silver, CX1400CKA-AS44F


Price: $209.99 - $150.00
(as of Jan 23, 2025 12:54:30 UTC – Details)


ASUS Chromebook CX1400 is made for boosting productivity and having more fun while on the move — all day, every day. This lightweight, ultraportable device is powered by Intel processor and gives you the freedom of long battery life with an updated high-capacity battery. The slim-bezel design fits more screen into the compact chassis for easy multitasking and incredibly immersive entertainment, and the device is your gateway to the best of Google, including the rich library of apps for work or play on the Google Play Store. With speedy performance, robust security and intuitive features, ASUS Chromebook CX1 is ideal for anyone on the go!
Get Gemini Advanced, 2TB of cloud storage, and more for 3 months at no cost
Powered by the Intel Celeron N4500 Processor for smooth processing
14-inch FHD (1920 x 1080) NanoEdge display
180-degree lay-flat hinge for flexible working angles
US Military grade standard MIL- STD 810H durability
Lightweight and ultraportable at just 3.59 lbs
Up to 12-hour battery life to work throughout the day
Fast 64GB eMMC storage and 4GB RAM, with fast and stable WiFi 6 + Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity
1.4mm key travel for ergonomic typing
Chromebooks have never had a virus,
so you can breathe easy knowing your security and privacy are covered *Limit 1 redemption per eligible Chromebook Plus device activated on or after 10/1/24. Must be ages 18+ to be eligible. Redeem offer until 1/31/26. Cancel anytime. See g.co/chromebook/ai-premium-offer for full terms. * As of September 2024 there has been no evidence of any documented, successful virus attack on ChromeOS. Data based on ChromeOS monitoring of various national and internal databases.

Customers say

Customers find the laptop’s build quality and weight satisfactory. However, some have reported issues with functionality and lifespan. Some experienced problems like it not turning on or charging after hours, shutting down unexpectedly, and dying after a short period of use. There are mixed opinions on value for money, speed, display resolution, and color accuracy.

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