[2021 Version]ASUS Vivobook Laptop L210 11.6” ultra thin, Intel Celeron N4020 Processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC storage, Windows 10 Home in S mode with One Year of Office 365 Personal, L210MA-DB01

El diseño es excelente, compacto y muy ligero.

This is my second ASUS this year. And its only March. My first one I bought earlier in the year and it was expensive compared to what it can do. The biggest issue I have with it is that it will give me the blue screen of death constantly, and Im a writer, so its always messing up what Im writing. Then my dog dropped it once off my bed and BAM! The screen completely shattered. So its no longer a laptop, as I have permanantly hooked up to my TV in my living room. So I got this little netbooky thing for writing and kept the other for gaming (Steam games only, as I dont think it can handle more). And Ive had it a couple days and now this one is also giving me the blue screen of death. I cannot be without a computer as a writer. So, now, Im going to have to wipe this one and return it, and buy another brand, because I CANNOT have it just shutting down on me like that. Getting the blue screen of death repeatedly usually means your motherboard or hard drive is breaking. And both of these computers are brand freaking new! Ughhhhh. IF it wasnt for this issue, Id give it five stars. And I was editing a document when it happened, so I wasnt running anything crazy, nor have I downloaded anything but Firefox. So its not on my end why this is happening. Must be an ASUS thing.

Había leído reseñas de que era muy buen producto y si lo es. Es muy rápida, de buena calidad y no le he encontrado pero alguno.

This thing should be selling for no more than $50, not no $220 and thats being generous!! Couldnt navigate Cortana though voice or keyboard, the left top side of the number pad started coming up, not worth it. I had it less than 24 before I sent it back!!

Amazingly fast.

One thing changes this from a pretty neat little laptop to the bane of my existence. The keypad on the touchpad makes me crazy. I originally thought that would be great. It most definitely is not. And you cant get rid of it. You can turn it off on the touchpad but youll inadvertently turn it back on at the most inopportune time. You can even delete the driver. But it will reinstall itself sometimes 3 times a day. Makes this the laptop from hell

I like the L210 for what I use it for, after you add more storage and move the OS over to it it’s a fast little computer, I didn’t like the S mode and I bought it with windows 10 but the minute I turned it on it updated to windows 11, I personally didn’t want 11, but I had 10 put back in it that’s what I wanted in the first place. But other than that the screen isn’t bad at all, love the key board, for a cheap computer it dose what I need it to and I love the small size, the other down fall is the Ram isn’t upgradable your stuck with 4g Ram, you really need to change from 64g of storage to something bigger I put a 512g in mine and it dose have a internal slot for it and it’s easy to install and set up, even if you don’t upgrade the storage it’s still a good little computer, you won’t be able to play high end games but I don’t play games anyway, works great with Utube and FB, I would definitely recommend it for a low budget computer

Perfect size for my mobile business

I do not recommend this model and ASUS should never build a NumberPad into the touchpad.

Note: This review is for those thinking about run a Linux distribution like Ubuntu.