Lenovo 300e Yoga Chromebook Gen 4 MediaTek Kompanio 528 29.5 cm (11.6") Touchscreen HD 8 GB LPDDR4x-SDRAM 64 GB eMMC Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) ChromeOS English Grey

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The Lenovo 300e Yoga Chromebook (Gen 4) is one of those “gets the job done” workhorses, and at £335 ex‑VAT it’s priced like a budget device that still feels sensible for day-to-day business use. The touchscreen + 360° hinge is genuinely useful in meeting rooms and training environments—handing this to someone to fill in forms, review docs, or work directly on a screen is where it shines. ChromeOS is also a good fit if your team lives in web apps, uses Google Workspace/M365 in the browser, and wants something low-maintenance that boots fast and doesn’t need constant IT babysitting.

That said, it’s not for everyone. If you expect heavy Windows-style workloads, lots of offline “native” apps, or you regularly run anything that’s not browser-friendly, you’ll start hitting ChromeOS limitations pretty quickly. Also, 64 GB internal storage is fine for lean Chrome usage, but in real deployments it can feel tight once you factor in cached files, offline use, and user habits—so it suits teams who manage content centrally (or use cloud storage) rather than saving everything locally.

**Who should buy:** schools, training providers, frontline/admin staff, and any UK business standardising on web apps and wanting rugged-ish, touch-capable simplicity. **Who shouldn’t:** developers/analysts, anyone doing heavier offline software, or teams with “we store locally” working practices. If your use case is browser-first, this is a decent value; if you need Windows software freedom, look elsewhere.