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

It is a nice computer, with a beautiful light up keyboard. It has some lacking capabilities since it is a chrome book.

Sharp monitor with quick response. Excellent value for the price!

My power button on the side wont work and now my screen is frozen with a black screen. I cant see anything and it wont shut off

Would have been 5 stars but since I cant see silver on silver.

The laptop is very well built and doesnt feel cheap. Arguably the best chromebook for the price and features on the market. The keyboard is Back lit and the display is good. The 8gb ram gives it fast response and having 64gb of built in storage is very nice. Gives you plenty of storage for your average user. You can always expand storage with SD card or external hard drive. The battery is very good and touch screen is very responsive. The display is bright and vibrant. With consistent use doing web searching and messing around you will get 8 + hours easy. Charging is fast as well. I did alot of comparison shopping and if you are looking for a laptop for everyday use this is an excellent choice. You can download Microsoft Word and excel free from app store and they work very well. It does take a day or two to get use to the chrome o.s. versus using windows. But, that is expected. It lays flat like a tablet would and automatically turns off keyboard when in the tablet position. The touchscreen is just like using a tablet and response is very good. The camera is decent enough for video calls etc. But probably not as good as newer smart phones offer. I came from a windows o.s background and within a few hours I was use to chrome features and navigation. The apps or programs are in the task bar which you can be move from bottom left and right side of the screen. At first I was annoyed not being able to move the icons on the home screen as I did with windows machines, but after a while I liked the Taskbar and wasnt bothered at all. To right click you use two fingers at once to click the pad. This threw me off at first. I kept trying to click the right side of the pad with no luck until I looked that up. Just an FYI if youre new to chromebook. But, you get use to that quickly. Overall Id give it a 9/10. I am fairly tech savvy and needed a laptop for email, web surfing, and other basic needs. This was perfect for me and does everything I need a computer to do fast and efficiently. Enjoy.

I got this Chromebook for my daughter to use for school. It is well built, the screen is bright, and it has more than enough battery life to last through a school day. It is a bit bigger and heavier than some of the other 2 and 1 Chromebooks that many schools issue for their students, but this means the screen is also bigger and looks great. As well, you can flip the keyboard around and the touchscreen becomes a tablet. My daughter loves this and I am very happy with my purchase.

It is working great for me. The box it came in was banged up a bit, so it wasnt well protected on the inside, but it arrived on time and was as described. I love it. Thanks

I use this to view flower photos when painting. The quality of the photos I have taken is outstanding. Also, I am a google/chrome fan. So easy for this amateur. Searching for anything is a breeze. ASUS is my favorite brand and all I will buy in the future. So study and well made.

Cant complain too much about this Chromebook. It works just fine, the touchscreen is convenient. My only complaint is confirming what some others have said regarding the backlit keyboard. Really like that its backlit, but its only really effective if the room is super dark. In fact, Id say when the backlight is on and its not in a dark room, the keys are actually less visible as it makes the letters appear almost the same color as the rest of the grey coloring around it. Annoying but not a deal breaker for the value here, at least for me.

Just got this as a replacement for the amazing Asus C302 Chromebook. Our house is all Macbook, but I like the simplicity of the Chromebooks. Pros: screen, speed, looks, much improved sound. Cons: when the screen is open to view, past vertical, the computer, unlike the C302, rises up in back and rests on its hinges, which is odd, since it is not sitting on its feet in back. Design flaw or planned?