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This Asus Chromebook is $199 at Walmart for Cyber Week

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

As Cyber Week hums along, we’re seeing some fantastic Cyber Week Deals, on everything from the hottest computers to the most useful smart home appliances. When it comes to laptops, there are incredible Cyber Week laptop deals, and as we drill down, even some very impressive Cyber Week Chromebook deals. In fact, right now, you can save $71 at Walmart on this 14-inch Asus C423 Chromebook. It’s down to $199 from its regular price of $270. That’s an absolute cyber steal.

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The Asus C423 is a Chromebook that both looks impressive, and acts accordingly, especially for the price, and that goes double when $101 dollars has been knocked off that price. We love how slim the aluminum-finished casing appears on this Chromebook — giving the look of a sleek, sexy, contemporary laptop. Nothing about its appearance says “inexpensive.” Nor the screen for that matter. Normally, Chromebooks are saddles with hugely wide borders surrounding the screen; not with the Asus C423. Its design boasts a NanoEdge display, giving you the maximum surface on which to work, play, or enjoy your favorite content. Not only does it have that 80% screen-to-body ratio, the display offers 1,366×768 HD resolution in its pixels, so your images will be as crisp, clean, and precise as can be (especially with anti-glare coating)

Once we go under the hood, this little wolverine of a machine does not disappoint. Its processor is a by an Intel Celeron N3350 processor, common in Chromebooks, and more than satisfying everyday tasks. This Chromebook’s 4GB of RAM and 64 GB storage aren’t going to blow anyone’s hair back, but this kind of power and storage are going to take you wherever you want to go in terms of casual computing. Working on presentations or homework, light gaming, watching Netflix, acting as a home or personal computer — you’re covered. We like the connectivity, too. There are plenty of ports, including USB Type-C which is the key to fast data transfer speeds and charging speed (this one doubles as a charging port). The 10 hours of battery life is nothing to sniff at either.

Not yet sold? We’re seeing a vast range of Chromebooks throughout the Cyber Week Chromebook deals, so you have plenty of options. But right now, you can save $71 on this Acer C423 Chromebook. It’s only $199, down from $270 at Walmart.

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