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IS THIS CHROMEBOOK ABOUT TO DIE? WHY GOOGLE’S EXPIRATION DATES MATTER

If you’re the kind of person who looks at the milk carton expiration date or squeezes the bread before you buy it, then you probably don’t want to buy these 77 Chromebooks. That’s because after examining every single Chrome OS device listed in Google’s database, we’ve found a healthy amount of them that are about as fresh as a three-day old donut.

Google publishes expiration dates for Chromebooks on its support site here. But rather than drill down into each Chrome OS device maker’s page to find out if just one particular Chromebook was expiring, we compiled a list of every single device and then sorted it by expiration date.

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