Chromebook Vs Small Laptop

The sling bag is small and can hold your chromebook with also your charger.

I USE THIS IN MY DESKTOP & LAPTOP AND LOVE THE FACT THAT IT IS 256GB VS MANY OTHER BRANDS THAT ARE 250GB & 240GB!

It's a great product but If only it did a little more than what your phone can do. I enjoy it though. It wont replace the need for a laptop entirely but close to a chromebook.

Great minimalist laptop bag with just enough space to carry a few essentials. Just what I was looking for to carry a Chromebook.

It seems well-made my Chromebook looks comfy in it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got the USB-C Multimedia Adapter because I travel and do presentations. I set up training presentations on a laptop or Chromebook. Then I use either an available Moniter or TV. Often some are older or don't have the same media attachment as my laptop or Chromebook. With the Multimedia Adapter I never have to worry about not being able to connect to give my presentations. There is nothing worse than to have a room full of people that are paying you to conduct a training and you look like you are not competent enough to connect a PC to a TV or projector. This Adapter has already been a lifesaver once and I am sure it will be again. It is just super convenient.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works to charge both my Lenovo laptop and Chromebook at a decent speed. Very similar to the original cords that came with those devices. Can’t speak to durability yet but hoping it will last.

A couple years ago I started with the Lowepro Photo Active BP 200 AW and loved the quality of the bag and its versatility for daily use. But... it's a little small for my 14 inch Chromebook and if I want to take more than a few accessories for the camera or other items. So I picked up the Protactic BP 450. That is a beast and holds two bodies, a couple zooms, and all the accessories. But... it's huge! The Protactic BP 300 fits perfectly in between for me. A little more space than the Photo Active 200, the Chromebook fits in perfectly, and get's me one or two camera bodies, plus a couple telephotos lenses and power bank, without feeling like I'm squeezing too much into it. And it's still small enough to take with me everywhere during a day trip.

I like it and I loved the price! Keeps my 14 Chromebook, charger and other small accessories at the ready. Bought to prevent scuffs and scrapes it won't provide much protection from falls and I wouldn't expect it to that isn't really its intended purpose..... P.S. The carry handle is very handy and lays flat should you decide to pack it in a suitcase etc..

Perfect scanner for home office or small business - exactly what we needed. Some of the features that sets this scanner apart and very suitable for daily use is - (1) receipt scanning and integration with popular expense management software (reduces so much manual work and errors) (2) multiple paper size support so that small receipts to A4 printouts can be scanned in one go (3) feeding tray that makes scanning a breeze (unlike flatbed scanners where we needed to load documents one by one) and (4) duplex scanning - is a ultimate time saver for scanning two sided documents. Combined with paper tray, you can scan multiple page two sided documents in one go and do not have to go through merge operations like we had to with non-duplex capable scanners. On the "non functional" side, the scanner is zippy! It is quite fast at 600dpi. Another big convenience enhancer and time saver is its network capability where it sits on the network ready to scan. The fact that, instead of some kind of proprietary protocol it seems to follow network scanning standards. There are multiple advantages of this. First of all, I was able to setup using my iPhone instead of going through a full PC install and USB connector. Once wifi is setup on the device, I was able to scan documents from my PC, iPhone, Android device and even my Chromebook! For me, Chromebook compatibility was a pleasant surprise (photos attached). We have used scanners before that have a proprietary app and work on mobile devices, but this is the first scanner that simply was recognized and worked out of the box with a Chromebook that we use quite a bit.