Chromebooks are affordable laptops run by Chrome OS that are easy to use and are very useful for learning. Due to its limited storage, speed and power, there are things you CAN’T DO on Chromebooks. Here are a few.
Can’t access third-party apps, only those that are available in the Chromebook app store.
You can’t fully customize the Chromebook according to your own needs since you can’t access third-party apps.
The smaller screen and lower resolution make the viewing range of images and videos isn’t as good as Windows laptops or Macs.
The interface isn’t designed to handle heavy work or multitasking.
It has limited hardware specs, therefore, it doesn’t have a built-in tool for photo or video editing. You need to rely on online apps to do these.
Everything should be done online because it has storage that is about equal or lesser to a smartphone – 32GB. You can’t save much plus most of its features require an internet connection.
You can’t organize your files into folders and subfolders like with Windows or Mac do because it uses Google Drive or other online cloud storage platforms.
Its hardware specs aren’t for gaming, although you can play a few Android games on it.