Reviewers Liked
- Modern looking aesthetics
- Attractive display
- Can be used as an external monitor
- Quick hardware for the price
- Solid bundled peripherals
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Display stand feels flimsy
- Poor display controls
- Weak speakers
LG Chromebase 22CV241
So, can the LG Google Chromebase replace your current desktop? If you are brand loyal and a true conformist, then NO. If you are willing to learn something new and swear to non-conformity, then YES it can. It is capable of doing whatever you need it to do. Give it a try.
-- As reviewed by examiner.com
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