Asus VivoBook Flip TP301 (13.3-Inch, 2016)

solid, high-quality build, maintenance-friendly, very quiet and cool, low power consumption

comparatively poor battery life, keyboard's spongy feedback, dark TN panel, PWM @ 50 Hz starts below 90 % brightness, slow SATA SSD, slow HD 520

Asus does a good job in many aspects, but it also makes some major mistakes. The VivoBook Flip TP301UA-DW006T could have been an interesting convertible primarily in the lower price range. 650 Euros (~$725) for a solid aluminum casing, Full HD...

Flexible format as laptop or tablet. Good performance using solid state memory.

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fast start up and shut down Good battery life

Edge a bit sharp when typing and hands lean on it. Difficult to open, need 2 hands

Windows 10

Boots up very quickly thanks to the SSD. Looks good and pretty powerful too.

Because it's small it doesn't have a numeric keypad but that's always the trade-off.

Speed of apps and websites. It is a great product.laptop one minute then tablet the next. Even in laptop mode for keyboard you can still touch screen and swipe.

Initial navigation on home screen. But that's just personal familiarity

The size of it makes it really easy to use and portable. The flip feature makes it good to use in different situations

It has froze a few times. Would be better if the keyboard detached.

The different screen orientations are useful

The vertical viewing angle of the screen is a bit narrow, so it needs some experimentation to get the best view

Touchscreen is good. Folds easily.

SSD too small really. Fan is VERY NOISY. Difficult to open the case. Utterly chocked-full of awful junk bundled software.

lightweight, stylish

had two laptops so far and both keep freezing and had to replace