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ASUS Chromebook Flip C302 2-In-1 Laptop- 12.5” Full HD Touchscreen, Intel Core M3, 4GB RAM, 64GB Flash Storage, All-Metal Body, USB Type C, Corning Gorilla Glass, Chrome OS- C302CA-DHM4 Silver

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  • The flexible 360 Degree hinge and 12.5 inches full HD touchscreen lets you use the C302 in tablet or laptop mode
  • Intel Core Processor with 64GB storage and 4GB RAM for fast and efficient performance with a bright backlit illuminated keyboard
  • Extremely lightweight at 2.65 pounds with the protection of a sleek aluminum metal body
  • Starts up in seconds and lasts all day, thanks to a long battery life rated upto 10 hours
  • Make sure latest chrome version is upto date and is using the device in stable channel
  • Note: Check user manual in technical specification before use
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    Product Description

    The ASUS Chromebook C302 is the ultimate Chromebook for the pros. Flip and touch full HD screen, Intel Core processor, aluminum metal body, 4GB RAM, 64GB flash storage, and long battery life make this the ideal Chromebook for those who love the cloud and being on the go.

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     ASUS Chromebook Flip C302
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    1-Year Free Google 100GB Cloud Storage

    You’re entitled to a free 12-month, 100GB Google One account with exclusive benefits with your Chromebook C302. This offer from Google will expire by 1/31/2021.

    Customer reviews

    4.1 out of 5 stars
    4.1 out of 5
    2,290 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the quality, performance, battery life, weight and appearance of the notebook computer. For example, they mention that it's the most impressive Chromebook they have used to-date, the system doesn't lag and that the backlight on the keyboard is battery friendly. That said, they say it'll last a long time and is easy to carry around. Customers are also impresseded with the appearance, saying that it has a high end aluminum look and feel.

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    719 customers mention557 positive162 negative

    Customers like the quality of the notebook computer. They mention that it has decent builds, a very robust development stack, and a quality keyboard. They also appreciate the strong and durable build, and the solid feeling of the convertible hinge system. Overall, customers describe it as an outstanding computer with good specs.

    "...the market with higher price points, the C302 still offers the best premium Chrome OS experience at a respectable price." Read more

    "...The keyboard itself is very solid, almost no flex, especially comparing it to the Asus UX360CX... I wish that unit had had this keyboard,..." Read more

    "...Its build quality is easily comparable to both.So the machine itself is a 5-star laptop...." Read more

    "Great Chromebook, still working really well after a couple years of daily use. Almost everything works as it did on day one...." Read more

    700 customers mention520 positive180 negative

    Customers like the performance of the notebook computer. They say that the system doesn't lag, Android is running flawlessly, and it is remarkably fast on Chrome OS. The touchscreen works well, and the keyboard and touch interface seem responsive. The overall device is slim and lightweight, and charges quickly.

    "...The touch screen on this Chromebook is responsive and fits into a 12.5 inch frame with a resolution of 1920 x 1080p...." Read more

    "...Android is running flawlessly so far, barring one minor incident with sound on Clash of Clans (which went away on reboot)...." Read more

    "...little on the small size, has a nice glass smooth finish and it works reliable well...." Read more

    "...In any case, it looks like new and works very well...." Read more

    259 customers mention196 positive63 negative

    Customers like the battery life of the notebook computer. They say it has good battery life, the backlight on the keyboard is battery friendly, and the standby time is very good.

    "...6. battery life that rivals a good tablet's--it can last up to ten hours, in use, on one charge7. mixed blessing dept.:..." Read more

    "...-The battery is a respectable 8 solid hours even when I have webex, 20+ tabs, word, excel, powerpoint, skype for business, onenote, and 5 other apps..." Read more

    "...Almost everything works as it did on day one. The battery life is still excellent and the computer is as fast as ever...." Read more

    "...One of the biggest downsides though, to this Chromebook is the battery life...." Read more

    244 customers mention217 positive27 negative

    Customers like the weight of the Chromebook. They say it's light enough to carry around, and easy to use in one hand. They also say it doesn't feel light or cheap, and has the best travel and feel. Customers also say the Chromebooks are great as truly mobile devices, with responsive keys and the right amount of travel.

    "...Since the chromebook charges via USB-C, this makes it very convenient to carry around with any other modern devices you may have that use USB-C as..." Read more

    "...construction, no creaking or significant flexing, and still thin and light enough to be a serviceable tablet and an awesome laptop...." Read more

    "...-The keys themselves don't travel that much which I prefer...." Read more

    "Pros: Lightweight, fast, portable, great battery life (12.5 hours of my own use test, with a 2 hour charge back to full), intuitive, tablet and..." Read more

    206 customers mention206 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the laptop. They mention that the screen is lovely, the design is great, and the high-end aluminum look and feel are impressive. The laptop has a good display and a great battery life. Customers also appreciate the vast number of very beautiful skins that are available for this model. Overall, customers say that it has the look and feeling of a premium laptop and is at home in any situation.

    "...I found the display to be very vibrant, with excellent pixel density...." Read more

    "...on the graphic intensive games, but otherwise the machine stays calm, cool, and collected...." Read more

    "This is a very cleverly designed and fast machine.Pros:1...." Read more

    "...-Chrome OS is pretty nice and since I'm a big Android fan, it feels more or less like home...." Read more

    202 customers mention173 positive29 negative

    Customers like the keyboard of the laptop. They mention it has a good back-lit keyboard, which is a must-have. Some say that the keyboard is awesome and feels like a MacBook. They also say that it is very handy at night or in low light.

    "...is no big deal, and they are probably right, but it is very handy at night or low light, and also just adds a little bit of class to the device...." Read more

    "...screen somehow. I also like that it is 16:9.4. a great, lit keyboard, which many laptops in this price range do not have5...." Read more

    "...Regarding the Chromebook itself:-The keyboard is great and has a nice gentle/quiet click to it...." Read more

    "...Keyboard - The keyboard is nice all keys works so far, I do appreciate that they keys have the glowlight from underneath this will help extremely..." Read more

    168 customers mention131 positive37 negative

    Customers find the notebook computer very user friendly, simple, and easy to set up and use. They also appreciate the intuitive and easy-to-understand Chrome OS. Customers also say that the layout is easy to understand and the user interfaces are tight, responsive, and comparable to Apple grade quality.

    "...And it was love at first use. I loved the simplicity of Chrome OS while enjoying the flip aspect of being able to turn it into a reading tablet when..." Read more

    "...It makes life so much easier every day. It's awesome.The charging brick died after 18 months or so and I had to buy another one...." Read more

    "...right now, you need to first change to the Beta Channel, and it's incredibly easy...." Read more

    "...of the touch features require a very small input and it can take several tries to get it...." Read more

    168 customers mention66 positive102 negative

    Customers are mixed about the sound quality of the notebook computer. Some mention that the sound is decent but won't go overly loud, the speakers are surprisingly good, and the keyboard has a nice gentle/quiet click to it. However, others say that the sounds are not real loud and difficult to hear at times. Some customers also mention that there is a barely audible high pitched buzz coming from the keyboard area, and that they have persistent audio problems.

    "...2. There is no way to equalize sound on the Chromebook side--some android music players have a built in EQ that may work, but device-wide android..." Read more

    "...The speakers themselves are just average, but loud enough if you’re just looking to play some music or watch videos...." Read more

    "...Then in February, I began to have persistent audio problems that required me to shut down and restart the C302a multiple times a day...." Read more

    "...Sound has been fine, except for a few issues with an Android app, and that can easily be software related as Android is still in infant stages..." Read more

    Almost exactly what I've been waiting for...(although less so over time)...and now there are much better alternatives
    3 Stars
    Almost exactly what I've been waiting for...(although less so over time)...and now there are much better alternatives
    FINAL EDIT - July 10, 2017:We've got Android Nougat on Beta running pretty well now. Most of my Play Store related gripes are gone. Now I'm just down to some gripes that are probably here to stay: the Bluetooth on this thing is really fussy (I have a brand new Bluetooth speaker that works flawlessly with every device I own *except* the C-302 - which cannot successfully connect), the non-functional video output (using USB-C video out through an HDMI cable sends just a blank desktop background and no audio, even if I am playing a movie or Youtube visibly on the C302 screen), and that it can't hold a VPN connection without dropping it every 20-30 minutes.This will be my last update unless Play Store goes stable anytime soon.My final verdict - it's somewhat solid as a device now that 6 months of updates and delays are behind us...and it's fun. However, even after this level of updates - Chrome OS, despite its minimalism, feels pretty half-baked compared to Windows or Mac devices. Given the quality of Windows laptops near this price range, it's *very* tough to recommend this device unless you LOVE the idea Android apps...EDIT - April 26, 2017I don't think Play Store is coming to this device anytime soon, if at all - removing 1 more start, simply due to all the other Chromebooks out there that support Android apps now that you can buy instead. As great as the device is hardware-wise, I'm super disappointed at how badly delayed this is.Also, this is the only device in my home that my Chromecast doesn't seem to work well with....and USB-C video out doesn't work at all (it will send the screen's background, but none of the content such as the web browser or video player playing on the C302 shows up on the monitor). Sigh.**EDIT - March 11, 2017:Sill no Stable access to play store. Most apps run pretty-OK in Beta - some problems I'm noticing in Beta are that Bluetooth is less than ideal (more problems connecting/holding bluetooth, with devices that my Pixel works perfectly with) and I believe battery life suffers greatly, now that I've been paying attention to it. I watched a 2 hour movie on a flight yesterday (no wifi, no bluetooth, screen 80% bright), and those 2 hours took the C302 down to about 30% battery (from full). The stock video player misses audio on a lot of movies, and using the VLC app (android) is super buggy (frequently freezes and shuts down). It's increasingly disappointing to see the much-hyped Play Access is still nonexistent. I'm still loving the *idea* of what the C302 is supposed to be, but the execution is feeling more and more of a miss. What the heck is going on, Asus/Google?EDIT - February 24, 2017:OK...looks like Play Store is back in Beta - I'm running it currently..seems to run fine.It would be great if Google/Asus let their customers know when updates were ready for channels on the device - a notification like on an Android device would be nice. As it is now, browsing /chromebook on Reddit is about the only resource I seem to have for knowing when there are updates available for each channel. I'm aware that I can always change channels on my C302, but that involves Powerwashing and starting from scratch each time. Anyhow...still waiting for a Stable Play Store.**EDIT - February 18, 2017:I am removing a star for the C302 as of the most updates. Play Store access (as the C302 has received system updates) has progressed from being available in Developer mode only, to working nicely in Beta channel, to being available in Stable channel (and functioning very poorly), back to Beta only, and finally, as of this week - Play Store is no longer available except for in the Developer channel. Needless to say, Android/Play rollout is being managed very, very poorly. For the moment, please note - ***this product no longer works with the Google Play store in Stable or Beta*** and there is no communication about what we can expect, or when. I will update this review when there is further progress - I believe this is a 5 star product but the updates are reducing my confidence in the software. I have trouble recommending the C302 given that the Samsung Chromebook Plus works just fine with the Play Store. Original review below.**Some of you will remember the Asus “Transformer” line of Android tablets - pretty respectable tablets with Tegra processors, decent builds, and most importantly - a keyboard dock that was far, far superior to any on-screen keyboard options. I owned a couple over the years as they progressed. There were great...sort of. Sometimes they felt a bit half-baked, but I loved the idea, and the keyboard made a world of difference in what you could do with that tablet. I remember them fondly. The Asus C302 is, for me, the dream of that perfect Asus tablet/keyboard combo made real.I’ve had the C302 for about a week and a half. I want to provide you all with some new information with this review, but first, let’s go over a few of the important basic points:- Good screen. Bright enough for all uses, and 1080p is perfect - images are sharp, it takes less computing and battery power to push 1080p than a higher-res screen.- Battery life is solid, right around what is claimed - probably 7 to 10 hours depending on variables such as screen brightness and how demanding you’re being with it.- The M3 processor is *plenty* of power for all Chrome, video, and Android requirements.- The keyboard reminds me of Macbooks I’ve used - this is a big plus. It is backlit.- For almost all things that I do as a casual user, the C302 is 100% as effective my Dell XPS 13 that is powered by a skylake i5. That is a major compliment to Asus, as the Dell is the best small Windows laptop on the market. As a matter of fact, I’m posting my XPS on ebay today, actually. That’s how confident I am in the Asus after 10 days.- Android apps work rather well, even if not perfectly yet. This is a big win. I’m still using Chrome for almost all native Google Apps, however, since Chrome tabs/apps simply work better/faster/easier than their Android counterparts.- Build quality. The C302 is clean and feels solid. No complaints.Let’s talk about some huge perks that aren’t mentioned much…- Portable batteries charge the C302!!! This is HUGE HUGE HUGE for me. Since the C302 uses USB-C to charge (both of the 2 ports charge it), you can use a portable battery charger to juice the C302 back up! Since I carry around an Anker 26000 mAH battery (see attached picture), which will recharge the C302 to full about 3 times, I can have a legitimate 40 hour, ‘off the grid’ usage time! As someone who loves camping, but likes to be able to read, write, and play games while doing so, this is a major win for me. Batteries do charge slower than the high-output wall charger (you get a notification the device is charging slowly), but this is still insanely useful.- USB-C charging means you can also use a normal multi-USB wall charger (like you'd use for a phone) with the C302. This is slower than high output charger that comes with the unit, but it means you can reduce clutter a bit if you only charge overnight.- Several second boot time from a cold start. As in, count to 5 and that’s probably more time than you need.- Touchscreen is responsive enough for gaming. I loaded up Super Hexagon - the most fast paced, fast-twitch, instant-reaction-required game known to man, and I was able to play at the same level as I could on Android tablets.- Chrome apps have come a LONG way since I last checked a couple years ago. I ABSOLUTELY imagine Chrome apps picking up drastically in quality and quantity now, since it seems like Chrome OS is really coming into its own this year. Ironically, Android support may fuel the interest in Chromebooks...that fuels the interest in Chrome apps development...and that lack of apps was the biggest holdback to Chromebooks so far. Nice.- Holding ALT and pressing the brightness + or - button changes keyboard brightness...all the way down to off. This is a nice perk to save battery life and for folks who like to read//browse late at night in bed and don’t want the backlighting on.- Chrome OS 56 is right around the corner. This brings you that stable Android support, and it looks like this also will improve battery life and overall performance even further.- You won’t use tablet mode and ‘tent’ mode much...but still...the screen orients extremely quickly when you flip the C302 upside down or move to hold it vertically.- Fully charges in a bit over an hour. Wow. This is now my fastest-charging device. I’m surprised this isn’t mentioned more. It charges insanely fast.- JSTorrent works nicely for any torrenting needs. I was worried about losing that ability when swapping to Chrome OS.A couple demerits:- Android support is ONLY IN BETA mode as of February 5, 2017. Asus really should be a bit more clear about this part - I thought I was going to be able to turn this puppy on and start downloading my library of apps right out of the box. This was somewhat of a letdown until I figured this out. Update to the latest version of the beta channel in OS settings, and then you get a little box that says ‘enable play store’ and you can start using Android apps. I’ve read this is the reason you can’t buy the Samsung Chromebook quite yet...Sammy is waiting for ‘stable’ Chrome OS Android support for their product. That being said - I have no complaints yet about what I’m experiencing in Beta mode on the C302...the experience feels quite stable to me.- Bezels. They matter. That Dell XPS that I’m dropping for the C302? It has nearly the exact same footprint, despite packing a 13.3 inch screen into the same space that Asus puts a 12.5 inch screen. I’d love to see the bezel size reduced, shrinking the C302 to help the portability and with the ease of using the device as an actual tablet.- In tablet mode, the screen looks too ‘tall’ to feel natural (see the attached picture). This screen ratio makes it look great in desktop mode...which I use way more often, so that’s a fair trade I suppose.So, I’ll update if with more details if I have any. I’ll end the review simply saying I’m very happy overall with my purchase! Cheers!
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