In what is quickly turning into the hottest debate in Chromebook history, the question of Samsung versus ASUS is only just now heating up.
Samsung Plus/Pro vs. ASUS Flip C302: Which Is Better For You?
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Don’t Buy The Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 Until You Watch This
It’s been six months since Samsung unveiled the surprising update to the popular Chromebook Plus in what we now know as the Chromebook Plus V2. At first, it only shipped in a Celeron version, but it wasn’t long before a proper Core m3 version became available to truly give this successor a leg up on […]
The Best Deal We’ve Ever Seen on the Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 Core m3: UPDATE
As noted in the article and video, it has come to our attention that the Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 on Amazon is a different model than what we’ve reviewed on our site and YouTube channel. Please read this article and be sure you fully understand what you are purchasing! We’ve said it before and we’ll […]
Save Over $100 On The Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 Core m3
As is always the case, Chromebook sales come and go. We don’t know when they will start and we never know exactly how long they will last, but when we come across a great deal on a great Chromebook, we know we have to share it.
Deal Alert: Snag this Samsung Chromebook Plus Bundle And Save $280
There have been a few sales around the web this week that can save you some decent cash on a variety of Samsung’s convertible Chromebook lineup but this deal is hands-down the best of what’s around. The Chromebook Plus V2 has expanded Samsung’s Chrome OS resume to the point that you have to wonder if […]
Dell Inspiron Chromebook 14 and Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 (m3) Drop To $449
I’ve probably included a line in all my latest reviews about Chromebooks, MSRP, and the fantastic habit they have of going on sale constantly. The reason I bring it up in every review is simply because it is true. Wait around just a little bit and Chromebooks not even a few months old will go […]
Save $200 On These Sweet Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 Models
Multiple times a week, we get emails, comments and messages asking “what’s the best Chromebook for this price or that price.” Often times, that’s a difficult query to answer because so many factors come into play such as use-case, location and personal preferences. Then, you have days like today when that answer is about as […]
With A Core m3, The Samsung Chromebook Plus v2 Gets A Massive Upgrade
The Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 showed up basically out of nowhere. I still remember getting the press release from Samsung back in June and being a bit taken aback by the abrupt arrival of this new Chromebook. After looking through the changes on offer, I was a little on the fence about the device as […]
Samsung Debuts Chromebook Plus LTE For “Always On” Consumer
The inevitable has happened. The LTE variant of the Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 is now official and will be available for purchase on November 2nd. Created for the “Always On” Consumer, the LTE-enabled Chromebook Plus features the exact same internals as its wifi-only sibling but you’ll have to pony up an extra $100 to add […]
3 New Samsung Chromebook Plus Models Emerge For Pre-Order
Just a few hours ago, news broke that an LTE-enabled version of the Samsung Chromebook Plus v2 had passed through FCC certification and in that article I mentioned that I had uncovered some other unannounced devices that were coming down the pike. Turns out, there are actually FIVE new Samsung Chromebooks headed our way and […]
LTE-enabled Samsung Chromebook Plus On The Way
Kevin Tofel has been digging again and this time he has turned up an FCC filing confirming that another refresh of the Samsung Chromebook Plus is headed our way. First discovered by XDA back in June, ‘Nautilus_LTE’ was all but imminent but it was unclear if Samsung would hold off until another OEM launched with […]
Samsung Chromebook Plus V1 and V2 Side By Side Comparison
Since Samsung unveiled the surprising Chromebook Plus V2 back in June, the lingering question on everyone’s lips has been, “should I buy the new one or stick with the old one?”