ASUS Chromebook Flip C433 2 in 1 Laptop, 14 Touchscreen FHD NanoEdge Display, Intel Core m3-8100Y Processor, 8GB RAM, 64GB eMMC Storage, Backlit Keyboard, Silver, Chrome OS, C433TA-AS384T

I bought this last summer for personal use. The screen is great - responsive to touch, bright. Its easy to have two screens side by side. Turns on fast as youd expect, stays fast - I can have dozens of tabs open, other applications, and no impact on performance. The battery life has diminished some but not very noticeable yet.

Chromebooks are evolving faster and with more memory. The is the 1st time Ive tried this brand and I am happy with the performance and price. Itll keep up with the fastest speeds of your modem and wifi.

I had the previous version of this Chromebook that had a black back lit keyboard. I loved it but the USB-C ports died and I bought this newer version. Pretty much works the same but the silver keys with white letter are a horrible idea. No contrast at all. Pretty much impossible to see what the key lettering is unless it is a completely dark room.

Keys are hard to see even with backlight

My 11 year old received it as a Christmas gift and loves it. He primarily uses for moderate gaming and watching you tube videos. He says it is the perfect size; loves the quality of the screen/pictures; the ability to flip and fold like a tablet; and thinks the back lit keyboard is cool. Personally, I have a hard time seeing the letters and numbers due to no color contrast but does not seem to bother him. He would recommend this product to others.

If you want a laptop with a nice-sized screen, 360 rotation, and touchscreen its a great laptop at a great price. Ive had mine for 3 months now with no issues. I use it for college and a charge lasts me all day until I get back to my dorm. If I dont use it much over the weekend say an hour a day then a full charge will last all weekend. The only downside is that the touch screen is capacitive and not active. If you want to write a lot of notes on your laptop and you can spare another hundred or so get the C436 it has an active screen. My notes are really sloppy and its not the easiest but it works fine and I only use it in lectures to make annotations on pdfs and then take notes on paper when I get back to my dorm. I wouldnt use it for notes all the time because of that. But for the price its the best all around for what it offers.

The keyboard is hard to see...is the same color of silver with no white on letters or numbers ..

It’s a simple device, does not support Bluetooth printing and cannot connect through wifi on my can mg series printer . Other than that it’s good for simple purposes but don’t expect to be running high performance stuff on there it’s essentially an android phone on a laptop. Battery and touch screen are nice, giving 3 stars because it’s hard to print on. And another issue for me is that there is no built in artistic app that you could use to actually make use of the touch screen to its full potential….and I’m not talking about the old school paint app because that’s all I could find on there . You would have to download google play apps on this.

I am not a computer person this was recommended to me by the techie geek where I work I need help navigating through it but thats on me not on the product Im sure itll be more than satisfactory for me

Why is the consumer treated like little more than a profit point by these corporations? I would prefer a decently priced laptop that wasnt so locked into that ideal. Its not a good trade off. Something that is slightly useful only because google seems to own the internet. This why I returned this. Too tied to google. Too data mined for their profit. As heavy as it is I would not expect it to flex as much as it does. I wonder if it has had weight added to it just give the illusion it is built better than it is.