We received this laptop recommendation request last Thursday from someone looking for a 14-inch laptop with good screen quality, performance, portability & durability. It’s easier to find a 15-inch at those prices, so let’s see what I can find.
| Name |
| [Anonymous] |
| Which country are you from? |
| USA |
| Main usage? |
| General (web surfing, office work, emails) |
| What’s the more important feature(s)? |
| Screen Quality Portability & Weight Performance Durability (strong) |
| Preferred Screen Size? |
| 14″ |
| Tell us your budget |
| $300 to $399 |
| If we publish your question and our recommendation, do you wish to remain anonymous? (we will never publish you email) |
| Yes (by Anonymous) |
Our Laptops Recommendation
Hi!
Thank you for visiting lptps.com!
It’s tougher to find a budget 14-inch laptop than a 15-inch for less than $400, but here’s what I can suggest.
I think your best choice would be the Asus Vivobook E403SA. It packs a lot of value with a quality thin & light design, a long battery and a good full HD 14-inch screen. Performance will be decent with its Pentium processor, 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB SSD hard drive. At $400, you won’t find better value!
Since your only requirement is that your computer could be used for email / web surfing / office work, I would recommend you look at the Acer Chromebook 14. It doesn’t have Windows but is a very good quality, full aluminum laptop with a HD 14-inch screen. It’s not the fastest of processors, but its Quad-core Celeron is still decent for office work and it comes with 4 GB of RAM. I suggest you read our full review of the Acer Chromebook 14 for more information.
Another option would be the 14-inch Lenovo Flex 4. It’s not an HD screen and the viewing angles are a little narrow, but otherwise it’s a decent quality choice at a little under $400.
Otherwise, if those choices don’t satisfy you, you might want to look towards 15-inch laptops. There are a few quality ones available for under $400 or under $300.
Hope that helps. Write back if you need more information!
Erik
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Erik is the owner and main editor of lptps.com. He has been working in computers and information technology for more than 20 years. He’s a business analyst, developer, and avid traveler.
