ASUS TP401MA-YS02 Vivobook Flip Thin 2-in-1 HD Touchscreen Laptop, Intel Celeron 2.6GHz Processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, Windows 10 S, 14"

Love the laptop I haven't had a good running laptop in a while so this was nice it is fast for what I need it for as I use it to make and edit videos. Also I love that it came with a stylist and it works great for digital art especially in tablet mode.

Performs as I expected.

"It's OK," I told myself, "I'm only buying this tablet as a teaching aid. Surely it can handle the simple task of presenting and annotating PowerPoint slides." How young and naive I was a mere three months ago. Since then, this contraption has managed to make me look incompetent and unprepared every time I teach my classes. It behaves alright on its own, but something about live presentations, be it the extra HDMI connection or the speed I'm writing at, causes this thing to be incredibly buggy, wasting minutes of class time. I have not dropped it or handled it roughly. Touch gestures (swiping to advance slides) don't work when I want them to, and do work when I DON'T want them to. My slides keep jumping forward while I'm trying to annotate with the pen, even when my hands are not touching the screen at all. This has been happening all semester. This past week was the last straw. Now, drawing with the pen causes the ink to suddenly jump across the screen at random intervals. I replaced the pen battery and it still does this. And yesterday in class, the tablet refused to rotate to the correct orientation (rotation lock was not on). While I was working on my slides, it zoomed in and refused to zoom out, completely unresponsive. A few minutes later, the word "Shift" was following my cursor around and the zoom behavior continued. Perhaps it thought I pressed the "Shift" key, which is a ridiculous thing to do in tablet mode. Anyway, the moral of the story is that I ran to my office mid-class, came back with whiteboard markers, and finished my presentation on the board. By the way, I teach electrical engineering classes. I re-titled yesterday's lesson to "You Guys are our Future: Please Make Technology that WORKS"

Bought this discounted on Prime Day, but I can already tell it is well-worth the full price. The screen is very bright and has vibrant colors, charging seems fast. The stylus works well with the laptop, though I don’t see myself using it for anything more than just writing a few quick notes. The only con I’ve noticed thus far is the fact that there is no usb 2.0 port, but the box contains a small cable that will still allow you to use one, so it isn’t that big a deal. Plus, with such a slim profile, it’s a small sacrifice to make. All in all, I am very pleased with this purchase!

This laptop works well enough. I was in need of something more mobile than my desktop for school. The specs are alright. Pros: Budget price without shoddy build quality Light Touchscreen and comes with electronic stylus Battery saver program Cons: Screen brightness is on the weaker side 64GB (half of which is consumed by Windows) is not nearly enough space - get an external drive! 4GB RAM isn't enough. Much of that is used by the OS. Update: I ended up putting Linux on it because it was just too slow as a Windows laptop. It's got nifty gimmicks and the hardware has stood the test of time, but in the end, I wish I had saved up $100-$200 more and gotten a real laptop.

I gave this device a chance, but unfortunately, I'm going to return it. The computer has done nothing but update - and not just once, but constantly. It will update, restart, sit for a couple minutes, then repeat. It occurred for several hours straight yesterday - and I've only had the device for a week. The computer has potential (sleek design, good keyboard, effective stylus, great screen resolution, and a useful 360 degree flip feature). The operating system, though, is very fragile. When it wasn't updating, I was getting the "blue screen of death". It's unfortunate, and maybe it's just this device...but I'm going to try another brand for my backup computer.

You can use this computer just like a tablet. It's light and easy to use.

I am very happy my research paid off...I love this notebook. Sleek design with power to perform...love the touch screen with stylus and convertible feature.