ASUS Touchscreen Chromebook CR1100FKA 11.6 Laptop (Intel Celeron N4500, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, Google Chrome OS) Includes 3 Year ASUS Warranty

I bought this laptop prior to a trip abroad when compact size was crucial to fit in my travel case. I thought I would need to compromise on quality of screen, WiFi connectivity or processing speed. But not at all. I worked all week on this Chromebook as my only machine and it was an absolute hero. Zoom calls, document creation and management, internet browsing and everything else worked first time. I already use google services quite a bit so it made the transition from a PC Windows 10 environment less of an issue. It synced seamlessly with my g accounts first time. Have subsequently used multiple times when travelling around without any issues. Would also point out that while the keyboard and touchpad are absolutely fine, it was totally plug and play when I linked to an external keyboard and mouse. Downsides? The Amazon ad implied 360 degrees screen rotation but it’s only about 140 degrees. Nevertheless, this is one of my favourite pieces of tech right now and quite possibly the best VFM purchase I’ve made this decade.Update 2024:When I bought this it was only £120 or so. Now it has doubled in price for no obvious reason. Still good value but not the steal of the decade as it was then.

Better than tablet, less complicated than a laptop, the add doesn't say it fold back 360° with an on screen keyboard which make it mor easier and comfortable to work with. Battery life is okay, you can also use an external dvd drive. But a part of ad says about sim card and stylus which is not for this type (asus cr1100) and finally comparing to a known brand tablet whit the same ram and storage capacity the price is very reasonable .

Two charge points (I think) on the computer. Increases life of device.I've used it for last two months. The battery can get quite warm. I usually leave it charging overnight. I think I should review that soon.Asus are reasonable devices. Chromebooks aren't good for scanning documents. They use the main camera. So, documents have to be held in front of. Select scan mode. Scans lack professional appearance. But, quick to copy.Asus might get further custom from myself, if prices are reasonable. I bought an Asus laptop, 8 years ago. I felt let down with it. But, they seem "up to speed" again!

This is a great machine. I'm an academic in the humanities and find this perfect for all my needs when logged in on Microsoft 365 at work and on the go. I like the touchscreen that folds back into a tablet. I did buy myself a mouse, though. The touchpad is a bit spongy compare to the HP used heavily for 6 years but with the mouse, for daily use, this'll be great. The battery, fully charged will last a full working day plus some but it does depend on what you're doing.

Suits my need not Apple but it was cheap and works well . Nice to watch films etc...

As a student, I know the struggles of carrying around heavy textbooks and a clunky laptop. That's why I decided to upgrade to a Chromebook, and boy am I glad I did! This thing is lighter than my ego after getting a C on a math test. Plus, the battery lasts longer than my last relationship. The keyboard is clickier than my mom's disapproval when she sees my grades, but that just means it's responsive and helps me type faster. And don't even get me started on the Google Suite - it's like having a personal assistant who won't judge you for procrastinating until the night before a project is due. Overall, I highly recommend this Chromebook to any student who wants to lighten their load (both physically and mentally) and focus on what really matters - scrolling through memes during class.

A great product (got it very cheap at £80 from Amazon Warehouse).Feels so sturdy (if a bit heavy).Screen is a bit weak until you play videos then seems totally fine.Overall really pleased with this though.

I couldn’t believe the virtues of this product! Love it (after 6 months!)