Asus Chromebook Flip C214 Ruggedized and Water Resistant Chromebook Laptop, 11.6†360 Touchscreen 2 in 1, Intel N4000, 4GB LPDDR4 RAM, 32GB Storage, Mil-Std 810G, Chrome OS, C214MA-YS02T

I've had my laptop 2-in-1 since October 2019. I did have an issue with the screen; however, Amazon sent a replacement laptop in 2 days! Wow, very impressed with customer service. Since then, I've really loved this device. I use it for my business; social media marketing, meetings, Zoom, Google apps, workshop presentations, sales presentations, research, etc. It also works great for personal use; movies etc. It's fast, long battery life, rugged outside, lightweight, nimble!The great thing about this 2-in-1 is the price for what you get. It's so affordable I can get a new one in a few years, with all the latest tech, and not feel bad about it. It feels good to make a smart purchase.

Showed up ahead of scheduled delivery date. Perfect condition and works great.

I purchased this on 8/3/2020. It was delivered on 8/11/2020. It stopped working on 10/12/2020. My 4th grader was using it in class when it just randomly shut off. It will not turn back on. It won't receive a charge from the cord that came with it or from any other cord. Neither Amazon tech support nor ASUS tech support were able to make it work. They determined that it needs repair. So now I have to send it in, wait for a repair window ("7-10 days....may experience delays due to COVID impacts..."). The manufacturer wants to charge me anywhere from $22-$30 for expedited shipping once repaired. In the interim, I am having to determine how my 4th grader accesses his online curriculum...you know, "due to COVID impacts." Again, this is a BRAND NEW unit. VERY unhappy. So much so that this is the FIRST EVER review I've written in the all my years with Amazon. Disappointed in BOTH Amazon and ASUS.

Worked great at first then suddenly died. Seller says it’s past date of return. It’s only 5 months old??

Pros:- Easy to setup (IMHO) and use- Starts up/wakes up very quickly- Long battery life- Light - easy to carry in a purse or backpack- Has charger ports on both sidesCons:- VERY low speaker volume. Be prepared to have to use earphones for movies, shows and games. So low I considered sending it back, but I mainly use this in class/at my internship or when I'm in bed and the hubs is asleep and I'm wearing earphones anyway, so not a huge issue currently.- The bezel around the screen is really thick and makes it hard to click on tabs in my browser to close them - usually takes me a few tries each time, and I don't have large fingers.- The screen looks and feels kind of cheap. Not sure how to explain further, that's just my impression. Using the it as a touchscreen has been a good experience, though. It's very responsive and you can adjust its sensitivity. The only issue that limits its functionality is the thick bezel. On the bright side, the thickness may help protect the screen when it's dropped.- This is a criticism of the Google Chromebook operating system in general, not of ASUS. If you're expecting to be able to run all apps from the Google Play store, especially games, you're going to be disappointed. Quite a few games won't play on mine. Also, some Google apps are pretty pointless to download because the Chromebook version of the app is harder to use than the website version. Example: I never use Google Drive app and other apps like Google Doc on my Chromebook because I don't like the way the app looks and functions on it. The same apps look and behave differently on my Pixel 3 phone.- Doesn't come with a stylus. I realized after the fact that you have to go with a different product listing that's about $50 more to get the stylus.This is a good computer to use for work/school note-taking and leisure stuff like watching shows or playing games (the ones that will work on it, that is....). I wouldn't buy this if it were going to be used as my primary computer (I also have a desktop), but I got it for taking notes in my grad classes and at my internship, so it works for me right now. If I didn't have a desktop I probably would have gone with a Surface Pro or a larger, Google-brand Chromebook.