Asus Chromebox 4 CHROMEBOX4-G3023UN Desktop Computer - Intel Core i3-10110U - 8GB RAM - 128GB SSD - Intel UHD Graphics - Chrome OS - Black

Setup went smoothly, everything seems to be working, there is no fan noise, all-in-all it just works as expected.

This is an upgrade for me which provides greater speed in all aspects. I'm very satisfied.

Last 2 weeks of working is a game changer. Extremely good performance.

I bought this chromebox about six weeks ago and it has been a pleasure to use. It is quite fast and has a reasonable number of ports. Android apps run well and have been no issue. For submitting this review I am receiving a warranty extension from ASUS.

Around november 2022, I decided to buy the Asus Chromebox 4 in order to replace my old Chromebit. I am very happy to share the amazing improvements made by Asus in the "small sized" computing systems. If you do not have a lot of space for a desktop computer, this is the must have solution to that issue. The Chromebox 4 works as fast as any desktop and you can take it on trips involving hotel stays, in order to not miss any of your computer working needs. The box is very compact, it can connect to any monitor type in the market today, yes even smart tvs, and it has a lot of USB ports to connect your wireless mouse and keyboard, your external memory drives, and, if you desire, a MCSD card to transfer your smart phone data. The wonderful partnership with Google allows the Chromebox to be, in effect, a Chromebook. It starts up quickly, updates seamlessly and you have access to all great things Google provides; specially, the efficient security. Of course, in this world nothing is perfect, so the only draw backs are that it does not seem to have a save screen like the IBM clone systems run by microsoft and that it does not idle and "wake up" by pressing any keyboard key. However, I do not know about you, but to me, it is a very minor pair of issues when taking the awesome advantages into account.

With only one disappointment I am completely satisfied with my switch from Windows OS to Chrome OS. Over 90% of all activities done on a PC are done online anyway, so why bother with the bloat of Windows OS. My only problem with Chrome is the lack of printer driver support. I have a Dell color laser MFP that only prints B&W now. Luckily, I have a Canon color photo printer that Chrome OS supports