But anything over that, with no real breaks between, became tedious. It was very comfortable to use during short, two-to-three-hour bursts. That meant more strain on my fingers over the course of hours upon hours of use. Especially coming from a high-end keyboard with only about half the height. Not only did the overly-raised keys take some getting used too. The trackpad, while plastic, feels responsive and works just about perfectly. The ports are all snug-fitting and snap into place with a satisfying click. The metal hinges are solidly built and didn’t creak or groan under strain during my review of the Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook. With that said, the build isn’t perfect by any stretch of the imagination. Of course, that also means that users who want something a bit higher-end without spending too much money. But also that there’s a lighter, still comfortable build for the lower half of this gadget. That means that there’s a rigid, scratch-resistant surface to protect the display panel. On the hardware front, Lenovo opted for a half-polycarbonate, half-metal build. Hardware is a mixed bag for this Chromebook Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook packs a plastic frame but the lid is most definitely metal It’s unlikely to disappoint at any rate, as tested at just $339. There is quite a bit of value to discover and plenty to talk about where it does fall short. So let’s take a deeper look at how the Lenovo Flex 3 Chromebook performed under review. None of that really drags this laptop down too much. The build-quality, rolling off the line, could stand to be a bit tighter. And it easily could have opted to build the entire gadget from metal. Lenovo truly could have picked a better display panel. Some component choices here are, of course, and without question, questionable.
And it manages to stay running all day long without ever slowing down. It delivers on audio in a way that few, even very expensive, Chromebooks do. Not only does this device offer plenty of power and portability with a full-size keyboard. And it does so in a way that makes it easy to recommend. There are a lot of things this Chromebook gets right. That’s not to be mistaken for a total dismissal of this laptop though. And, put bluntly, it was so close to achieving a 5-star rating but just couldn’t make the cut. Lenovo recently sent out its Flex 3 Chromebook, also marketed as the Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 3 Chromebook, for review.
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