News, Reviews & Betas which includes large community peer support Google has announced its Chromebook repair program, publishing documentation about how to do basic repairs yourself. It has encouraged schools to adopt it and wants it as an elective for students too.
Chromebooks are becoming very common in schools due to easier management on the software side as well as the fact they’re usually cheaper than Windows devices while offering a lightweight experience. That said, just like a regular laptop, Chromebooks are also prone to wear and tear such as screen cracks, loose or broken hinges, and issues with keyboards. This is even more common than usual because these devices are usually being handled by a very young audience.
