And when you give it fast components, it flies. And while I’m not the biggest fan of Chrome OS because of its lack of support for the legacy Windows apps that I rely on, I recognize the value of its lightweight nature and how fast and seamless it can run with less hardware. This has been my experience with every high-end Chromebook I’ve tested. Again, I couldn’t test it given its prerelease nature, but I ran it with tons of open Chrome tabs and numerous Android apps in the background and I couldn’t slow it down. With a Core i5-1140G7 and 8GB of RAM inside, the Chromebook Spin 514 promises to be very fast.
Performance and display Mark Coppock/Digital Trends Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0 provide wireless duties. The latter is particularly unusual on Chrome OS devices and promises higher performance than the usual USB-C 3.2. There’s also plenty of connectivity, with a full-size HDMI port (unusual for Chromebooks), a USB-A port for legacy support, and two USB-C ports with Thunderbolt 4.
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