4K Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630 sale brings price to just $25 more than the 1080p model
I’ve seen Lenovo offer regular sales on its Yoga Chromebook C630 product line but this is the biggest discount I’ve seen yet on the high-end 4K model.
The MSRP of this configuration is $899.99 and with current discounts, you can nab this top-end model with 4K display for $607.49 using the “summersale” code at check-out. That’s less than $25 more than the current price of the same model with a 1080p display.
You get a lot of Chromebook for this price:
- 8th-Generation Intel Core i5-8250U processor (which uses a fan for cooling)
- Integrated Intel UHD Graphics 620
- 15.6-inch 3840 x 2160 IPS touch panel
- 8 GB of memory
- 128 GB of eMMC storage
- Bluetooth 4.1
- 802.11ac Wi-Fi (2 x 2 MIMO)
- 720p HD camera
- 2 USB Type-C ports, 1 USB Type-A port
- Backlit keyboard
- MicroSD card slot
The Yoga’s size is a bit too much for my tastes since I gravitate to more portable 12- to 13.5-inch Chromebooks and I don’t really need a 4K display; the Pixel Slate’s 3000 x 2000 screen is crisp enough for me.
However, the U-series processor in the Lenovo Yoga Chromebook C630 is currently the most powerful CPU available in a Chromebook today; only the HP Chromebook X360 14 can be configured with a Core i7 version of this chip family. That will set you back nearly $1,300 though.
Note that if you don’t need the 4K display, you can opt for a 1080p configuration with the same internals right now for $583.19 direct from Lenovo with the same coupon code. But at that point, adding 4K is all of a $25 expense, so it’s well worth the added cost. A core i3 option with half the storage can also be had for $485.99 with the coupon code.
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It’s impossible to beat that combination of specs, the pricing, and pedigree. But, due to its footprint and weight, mobility is not a strength.