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This Acer Chromebook just got a $65 price cut for Cyber Monday

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As part of the Amazon Cyber Monday deals currently out there, you can buy an Acer Chromebook for $65 off the usual price right now at Amazon making it a great budget buy if you simply need a cheap productivity-based laptop.

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With a normal list price of $365, this Acer Chromebook 514 is down to just $300, saving you 18% on the usual price which works out at $65 off. That’s a big discount on an already well-priced Chromebook with plenty about it to appeal to those looking for something to use working from home or when studying.

In exchange for your $300, you get a Celeron Dual-Core processor, 4GB of memory, 32GB of eMMC storage, and a 14-inch full HD widescreen LED-backlit touchscreen display. A backlit display is always a great way to get the most out of your images and that’s just the start of the classiness emanating from this well-priced Chromebook.

While some Chromebooks look a little cheap or tacky, this Acer Chromebook looks pretty smart, even compared to the best Chromebooks out there right now. As always, you’re restricted to running Chrome OS but there are plenty of apps to download from the Google Play Store and you can use the Cloud to store all your files. The beauty behind this Acer Chromebook and other Chromebooks is the ability to be so flexible with where your files go, allowing you to focus on work rather than maintaining your system.

With a large trackpad, comfortable keyboard, and a delightfully crisp display, there’s a lot to like here and that goes even more so when you’re saving $65 on the usual price. You need to be fast though. This is an Amazon Lightning deal so once it’s gone, it’s gone.

If you’d prefer the flexibility of a ‘full’ laptop, we have plenty of great Cyber Monday laptop deals for you, focused on the very best offers out there right now.

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More Chromebook deals available now

If a Chromebook appeals to you but you’re not sure if this Acer Chromebook is the one for you, check out our other Cyber Monday Chromebook deals for more details on the best offers out there at the moment. Interested in buying something completely different? We’ve also taken a look at the best Cyber Monday deals too so there’s something for everyone.

Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen is a technology writer with over 15 years of experience in the field. During that time, she's spent the past…
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