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This refurb Lenovo Chromebook is down to $75 and ships free

This refurb Lenovo Chromebook is down to $75 and ships free

Summer is quickly approaching. Your kid wants a screen of their own. But you don’t want to hand over your $1,000+ laptop, or even let them borrow your iPad (and no judgment, we’ve all experienced sticky fingers). That’s where this surprisingly capable $74.99 Lenovo Chromebook comes in.

Why is it so cheap? Well, it’s refurbished, so not a new device, but if you think your kid will care about some light scuffs on the outside of the device, you’re being a little silly. It’s probably not a laptop you’d use yourself, but for a young mind to browse the web, stream YouTube, or work on homework when the school year starts up again, this is something to get them excited without putting your wallet on the line.

Save 84% and get free shipping, only while supplies last

This 2-in-1 Lenovo Chromebook has an 11.6-inch touchscreen, which makes it feel more like a tablet when flipped around. This display also has an anti-glare finish to help reduce eye strain when they’re glued to the screen.

It runs on Chrome OS, which is easy to navigate, especially for kids already using Google tools at school. Inside, it packs 4GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, plenty for lightweight tasks like watching videos, using Google Docs, or playing browser-based games.

It’s also light and compact, so it’s easy to bring on road trips or toss in a backpack. And with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth built in, they can stay connected just about anywhere.

This refurbished Chromebook deal is only valid while supplies last, so order yours for $74.99 with free shipping now (reg. $475.99).

Prices subject to change.

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