ASUS VivoBook Flip 14 Thin & Light 2-in-1 Laptop, 14” FHD Touchscreen, Intel Celeron Dual Core N4000 Processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB Storage, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 10 in S Mode, J401MA-YS02

I will be the first to say I am not a technologically inclined person. When I started online classes for college I wanted two things- flip ability and touch screen.I love that this has windows, split screens, and all the features of it so far are great.The only complaint I can think of is that the volume doesn’t go up very high but I just attach it to my Bluetooth speaker and we’re good to go! This has also come in handy for road-trips when my son uses it to watch movies (so it also connects to hotspots).Overall, a nice computer for what you pay for!

My family and I love this computer. The battery life is AMAZING lasted for 8 hours with continuous use unplugged before hitting 20%. The 360° fold you can do with this laptop is so cool. My kids and I can draw and paint and play games with out issue or the keyboard in the way. The price was perfect for this laptop/ surface pro touchscreen. I should have purchased 2 of these. Thank you AMAZON!!!!!

I bought this laptop because I'm going to college soon and I needed a laptop for class. I thought that the specs were good enough for the types of stuff I'll be doing, college essays, homework, bingeing netflix shows. And I like that it isn't very bulky and too heavy. However the performance is surprisingly bad, even with the specs it comes with. Google Chrome loads very slowly and tends to freeze a lot. Watching stuff online like youtube and netflix buffer a lot and can get annoying when it stops every few seconds. And I know Chrome can be heavy on CPU and RAM but I noticed it was a lot of background applications that were hogging all the speed so unless this is a bug its something to look out for. Overall good laptop but if doing stuff that shouldn't be performance consuming is a problem then I would look to finding a laptop that has higher spec ratings than this one.

I love this laptop. It is small and sleek and really fast. It connects to Bluetooth without issue. The tablet function is also really nice it folds back and forth without issue and that is important as I sometimes have to share it with my toddler. Overall, this is a great value for the quality and I will purchase this again for my son for his next semester. I will be receiving a warranty extension from ASUS for my feedback.

I bought this computer because it was small, lightweight, and had a touch screen. I didn't understand what S Mode is. S Mode means "Safe Mode." Which, according to Microsoft means:"Windows 11 in S mode is a version of Windows 11 that's streamlined for security and performance, while providing a familiar Windows experience. To increase security, it allows only apps from Microsoft Store, and requires Microsoft Edge for safe browsing."Really? Safe browsing. WTF does that mean?Okay, so what if I want to get rid of Safe Mode? Well, Microsoft says,"To increase security and performance, Windows 11 in S mode only runs apps from the Microsoft Store. If you want to install an app that isn't available in the Microsoft Store, or if you have Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise, or Education and want to upgrade to Windows 11, you'll need to permanently switch out of S mode. There's no charge to switch out of S mode, but you won't be able to turn it back on. If you're blocked from switching and your device belongs to an organization, check with your administrator. Your organization can choose to keep all devices in S mode."Let me preface this statement with the fact that I personally don't believe any of these big tech companies are my friend. I dislike Microsoft. I dislike Google. Yet, I realize we live in a world blessed by these tech giants, and am forced to choose to function in this society. I prefer Google, my email, etc., is all through Google. Yet, I despise Google. I think I said that already. But I DO NOT need Big Daddy Microsoft to keep me safe by limiting my access to other tech companies who are standing in line to !@#$ the public. Once I disabled the S Mode, a warning popped up stating that some of the functions on this device may not function properly once disabled. That's not verbatim, just the gist. I disabled S Mode and didn't realize Microsoft meant the whole computer would stop working. The computer slowed down dramatically, and Google either wouldn't load at all or took forever, same with Word, but Microsoft Edge sure as hell functioned properly.