As a longtime user of Chromebooks, I know how useful and convenient those devices can be. They’re light, the hardware is solid, and Chromebooks are excellent devices to carry while traveling or working on the go.
The main drawback of Chromebooks, though, is how tightly they’re tied to Google’s services. Over the last little while, I’ve been steadily de-Googlizing my life. One of the last big obstacles to doing that has been my Chromebook.
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