Lenovo Chrome 14M9610 Copilot+ PC MediaTek Kompanio Kompanio Ultra 910 Chromebook 35.6 cm (14") Touchscreen WUXGA 16 GB LPDDR5x-SDRAM 256 GB UFS Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) ChromeOS English Grey

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If you’re buying this Lenovo as a “work notebook” in the UK, it’s mostly a sensible ChromeOS pick—just not at this price. The Copilot+ angle is appealing on paper, but day-to-day value comes from whether your business actually lives in web apps (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 in the browser, web-based CRMs, etc.) and whether your workflows tolerate the limits of ChromeOS. For those scenarios, the touchscreen and responsive feel are genuinely handy (especially for frontline staff, shared offices, or anyone doing a lot of light collaboration and forms on the go). The build is clearly aimed at reliability rather than “gaming performance,” and you’ll feel that this is meant to be straightforward to use and manage.

At £713.62 ex-VAT, though, I’d be cautious unless you’ve confirmed you’ll fully benefit from ChromeOS/Copilot features and don’t need Windows-only software, heavy offline apps, or niche device drivers. Many teams can get similar “business Chromebook” capability for less, so the real question is whether you’re paying the premium for performance/headroom you’ll actually use. I’d recommend it for organisations standardising on ChromeOS/Google ecosystems, teams with consistent internet access, and businesses that want easy deployment and simple user experience—not for anyone who expects a traditional Windows laptop to be your catch-all.