ASUS Chromebook Flip CM3, 12 Touchscreen HD NanoEdge Display, MediaTek™ Kompanio 820 (8192), Arm NATT MC5 GPU, 64GB eMMC, 4GB RAM, Wi-Fi 5, Chrome OS, Aluminum, Mineral Gray, CM3200FM1A-DS44T-S

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I bought two chromebooks for my kids for school. They love them!

The touch screen was why I bought this but it didnt work. Disappointed.

There was a problem with the pre-installed chrome games as they kept on crashing!

Does everything i need it to and more plus the ability to flip it into a tablet is great. The display is actually quite nice and the battery life is unbelievable like hours and hours. I bought this to act as an entertainment hub so i can quickly switch from displaying on the tv or the projector in the livingroom. I find myself using it just as often for on the go entertainment because of the great battery life. I put a 1tb micro sd card in it loaded with movies and shows so its now the perfect roadtrip companion. My girlfriend wants a second one for university the touch screen with the full keyboard is so great for note taking and honestly i will likely get her one for Christmas. Very happy i went with Asus again (i have a ROG Strix gaming laptop from them and its also a fantastic product) and will definitely be purchasing more of their products in the future.

I bought this in April and am writing this review for a 90-day warranty and other possible buyers.

This was one in a series of attempts to replace my beloved Transformer, bl;own out by Hawaiian electric. I cant say it did that entirely, but it is a nice, portable little machine. It is slower than I had aniticipated, given all I have heard about how light Chrome is, but I actually think Google is as much to blame here. Asus makes great computers. This is perfect if you need something light. It is much better than a phone for reading, streaming... I am tempted to call it a ntebook. I actuallly have one of Asuss original netbooks. It is 20+ years old and still works.

Product as described. Great looking screen.

Long story short great Chromebook. Excellent performance, build quality, touchscreen, weight, keyboard except only 4 gig of memory for $400 (got the higher end model) is what keeps it from getting 5 stars. Its super snappy now but is also running 32bit ARM according to Chrome. I have a feeling in just a few years the 4 gig of memory is going to be very limiting especially when transition to 64bit. It says its supported to 2029 which is awesome but hard to see it able to run Chrome in 2029 if current trends hold, but we will see.