ASUS Chromebook Flip C302 2-In-1 Laptop- 12.5” Full HD 4-Way NanoEdge Touchscreen, Intel Core M5, 4GB RAM, 64GB Flash Storage, All-Metal Body, Backlit Keyboard, Chrome OS- C302CA-DH54 Silver
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Style: Intel Core M5 | 64GB Storage
Features
- The flexible 360 degree hinge and 12.5" 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 up to 10 hours*
- Unlock the power of Chromebooks with access to your favorite Chrome Web Store apps like Google Docs and it is Google play store/Android app ready
- Work anywhere online or offline regardless of your internet connection. Enjoy your favorite games, entertainment, and keep up with work, wherever you go
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. the actual transfer speed of USB 3.0, 3.1 (Gen 1 and 2), and/or Type-C will vary depending on many factors including the processing speed of the host device, file attributes and other factors related to system configuration and your operating environment.
Brand: ASUS
Model Name: C302CA-DH54
Screen Size: 12.5 Inches
Color: Silver
Hard Disk Size: 64 GB
CPU Model: core_m
Ram Memory Installed Size: 4 GB
Operating System: Chrome OS
Special Feature: Backlit Keyboard
Graphics Card Description: Integrated
Color: Silver
Hard-Drive Size: 64 GB
Operating System: Chrome OS
Other Special Features of the Product: Backlit Keyboard
Graphics Description: Integrated
Graphics Coprocessor: Intel HD Graphics
Hard Disk Description: Embedded MultiMediaCard
Item Weight: 2.65 Pounds
Video Processor: Intel
Specific Uses For Product: business, personal
Webcam Capability: Yes
Graphics Card Ram: 4 GB
Automatic Backup Software Included: Chrome OS
Form Factor: 2-in-1 Laptop/Tablet
Hard Disk Interface: Solid State
Voltage: 19 Volts
Graphics Ram Type: DDR3 SDRAM
Warranty Type: 1 year(s)
Hard Disk Rotational Speed: 10000 RPM
Screen Size: 12.5 Inches
Resolution: 1080p
Native Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
Display Type: LED
Display Resolution Maximum: 1920x1080 Pixels
Display Technology: LED
Touch Screen Type: Adaptive
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi
Wireless Compability: 802.11ac
Bluetooth support?: Yes
Total Usb Ports: 2
Hardware Interface: USB
Number of Ports: 2
Microphone Form Factor: Built-In
Processor Series: core_m
Processor Speed: 1.1 GHz
Processor Count: 2
Processor Brand: Intel
CPU Model Number: m5
CPU Model Generation: 6th Gen
Brand: ASUS
Model Name: C302CA-DH54
Model Year: 2018
Model Number: C302CA-DH54
Built-In Media: Power Adapter, User E-Manual, Warranty Card
Manufacturer: ASUS Computers
UPC: 889349725450
Global Trade Identification Number: 50
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: ASUS Chromebook Flip C302 with Intel Core m5, 12.5-Inch Touchscreen, 64GB storage and 4GB RAM
Warranty Description: 1YR International/1YR ADP with 1-way free shipping/30-Day Zero Bright Dot/2-way FREE shipping for standard warranty repair/24-7 tech support
RAM Memory Installed: 4 GB
RAM Memory Technology: LPDDR3
Ram Memory Maximum Size: 4 GB
RAM Type: DDR3 SDRAM
Cache Memory Installed Size: 4
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
Battery Life: 10 Hours
Battery Average Life Standby: 10 Hours
Number Of Cells: 2
Lithium-Battery Energy Content: 39 Watt Hours
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Control Method: Touch
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Style: Intel Core M5 | 64GB Storage
UPDATE: This is a sad, sad day. Running ChromeOS 70 now, and it's great! Very fast, responsive, lots of Android apps up and going. But ... I'm sad. I took my Chromebook to work, put it in a padded sleeve, put that in a backpack and off I went. The backpack was on a chair, accidentally got knocked off. I wasn't too worried because the Chromebook was in a sleeve ... and it's aluminum, too! But ... yep, you guessed it. It was damaged. The keyboard frame is still plastic, and not a very durable plastic at that. I am now the not-so-proud owner of a wonder Chromebook with a sizeable crack in the lower left corner. Sizeable. Noticeable. Disappointing! Why bother with aluminum if it's cheapo plastic that can't take a padded drop. Aaaargh. Machine still runs great, a little scar isn't going to change my thoughts about it. Just disappointed, that's all. UPDATE: Have had this puppy now for several months ... my opinion has changed dramatically! This is a really nice laptop ... really nice! It's running Chrome 67 now, and purrs like a kitten. Fast, beautiful display, comfortable keyboard, and the Android apps work well (not great yet, but well). I'm basically using this as a Chromebook, not taking advantage of the flip and Android apps, and this alone makes me happy! I am a big ChromeOS fan ... it's grown up so nicely, so very useful!! Eventually, I would expect the Android side to catch up and work as well as they do on my LG smartphone and Asus 10 tablet (both are excellent!). ---- I am sad to write this review ... I had high expectations for the C302. Sorry for the "downer" start here, because as a Chromebook, the C302 is very good. Not excellent, but the best among the 7 Chromebooks I own. Yes, I am up to my 7th Chromebook. BTW, even the lowest priced Chromebook (about $150) is good ... just slower at doing what it does. the C302 is fast ... but buggy. I had hoped, with the addition of Android apps, that it would be both a Chromebook and an Android tablet. With future upgrades, perhaps that will still happen. But I write this review just after I have turned off the Android side of this laptop. It is NOT a replacement for a good tablet (such as the 10 inch ASUS ... outstanding tablet, BTW!! Really outstanding!). The C302 m5 (the best processor I could find so far, is a very good Chromebook. It is fast, but it is ... quirky. All of sudden, out of nowhere, it just ... blips. Perhaps I'm tapping the touchpad by mistake (don't think so) ... that would explain the random jaunts around the screen. So ... I've only had this honey for a few days now. I'm going to play around more with it and see ... is it operator error, or does it really have a mind of its own. I will update this review when I have more experience. On the plus side, it is fast ... very responsive! I am a big Chromebook fan ... I am biased, but I'm also fair. Pains me greatly not to report that this is an excellent machine. So, after more use, guess what I found! (Oh, go ahead and guess!) When the screen is flipped 360 to turn the C302 into a tablet, the keyboard is disabled as you'd expect so when you put it on your lap, your knees are not typing by mistake! Except ... not all of the keyboard buttons are disabled. The up/down/right/left keys and some of the top row function keys are still active. So when I put it on my lap, my knees actually were having somewhat random impacts on the screen! Hmmm. Well, now that I found that out, I can be more careful. Still, a very nice compact Chromebook ... with quirks.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2018 by QYC
Style: Intel Core M5 | 64GB Storage
As someone who works with technologies daily across a broad stratosphere of operating systems and equipment (Windows, macOS, iOS, Ubuntu and a myriad of other Linux flavors) - I have to say that this is my favorite "tech thing" I've bought. I was really on the fence.. and the price was a bit steep for to me was a top-of-the-line-Android-phone-without-a-phone, but I kept on reading the reviews and seeing the press so I had to at least try one. I own 2 Microsoft Surface Notebooks (love them both too), a MacBook Pro & a MacBook Air, and a few desktops running various Linux derivatives. They are useful for very different things. I work in CG quite a bit, and for pure horsepower in a laptop the Microsoft Surface's are definitely the way to go (built in higher end nvidia GPUs). Pure horsepower for pure horsepower's sake can best be done at a desktop, but I like working from a laptop moreso than sitting at a desk all day. Having a full scale OS works great for certain things and a Chromebook will never be a full laptop replacement for that reason. But this is what the Chromebook can do that not even a good iOS device can do: speed, speed, speed on "routine" tasks (email, web, Asana, Evernote, etc). It works - like an android phone - in that opening up gets you right to work. Even an iOS device with a lock code or face recognition process (or thumbprint or whatever) will cause a near minute delay in getting down to work. This is important for a VERY important reason for me - at least. I still find that a pencil and pen, up until this purchase, was simply the quickest way to jot a note. No longer - I can type more legibly than I can write and with this device being simply wicked fast, I can open it up and I have Asana, Evernote and Google Keep open all the time and they just let me jot something down. This is Chromebook's "killer app" is that it just works, and works quickly. Specific to this model, the Asus Chromebook, I am happy with the screen (it appears almost as nice as my MacBook Pro or MS Surface) in terms of color quality, radiance and overall clarity. It's not a large screen and the bezel is a bit thick around the screen. Asus did a good job of trying to keep it small without making the keyboard too crammed, and they didn't explode the screen to the edges likely for cost reasons. All in all, this makes sense - had this been a $700 purchase or more I would have just gone with Google's own offering. The build quality is nice. It's up there with an Apple Macbook. My only complaint is that it's not super-thin (MacBook Air's seem to still have this niche figured out) which is useful when you have a space-saving travel need. But for the most part, you could write your next novel on this thing, carry on with code development (if that was done in a cloud based shell) or anything else you really need to and if you stick to the rules and try to keep most of your life in the cloud, you don't have to worry if you lose the device that you've lost your entire livelihood. Bottom line? If you already have a notebook, laptop, desktop, and a myriad of other ways to get your work done, this is a great buy that'll introduce the "fun" back (just because it's so fast) into the mundane. 10 hours (and those are real hours, not a made-up number from marketing) of battery is a great thing. I'm not sure that this is a device for a student (I see a lot of people putting this into the hands of college kids) unless they are a CS major or just need a way to talk to Mom & Dad via email. While it's nice to have the Google appstore, a linux shell, etc., it's not going to be as flexible as a laptop in the end (like a MS Surface or a Macbook). To me, this is like the fun convertible to drive to work when I already have a truck or van in the garage.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2019 by jasonCbraatz
Style: Intel Core M5 | 64GB Storage
I purchased this to replace my old Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5" as it was starting to show it's age and crashing apps. I wanted something that had improved specs and functionality within a fair price range. As the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 would cost nearly $1000 from Samsung with the accompanying keyboard, this was by far the better deal. Since ChromeOS has the Play Store Beta in effect you can download most of the apps that you would be using on your android phone/tablet, but with the improvement of a desktop version Chrome web browser (refuse to use Facebook or Messenger app due to their horrible history of battery drain and lets face it, I don't want Facebook having more permissions than absolutely necessary). Not having to switch to/from desktop version of websites is great. The ability to flip between notebook and tablet form is an appreciated feature. Overall it has been a wonder experience and quality product.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2018 by Mark Hogan
Style: Intel Core M5 | 64GB Storage
Out of date version of ChromeOS which doesn't support Android apps. The one that I received was at version 57, while a C102, that I also have, is at version 62. So you can't run Android apps without fooling around with one of the system files. Even then, if you reboot, the system file gets reset and you have to repeat the 15 minute process all over again. I don't know whether Asus or Google is the problem, but if you want Android or Linux, give this one a pass. However, if you want a really speedy Chromebook, it's great.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2017 by Myles M
Style: Intel Core M5 | 64GB Storage
Tried to like it. some of the things i wanted to do with this notebook were limited by the os. like playing media files from external storage,chrome os will do that but you dont get much in the way of playback options. the vlc app from the chrome store will not connect to an external drive, so just a fyi. the laptop was great, lightweight, booted fast, simple to use. it just is missing a lot of otther features that i wanted in a notebook Edit: i decided to edit this to further explain my issue with chrome os ( not the hardware) . VLC media player from the chrome app store did not have the capability to play any media from my external ssd that was in a usb 3.1 enclosure, after some time googling the problem i learned it simply can not do it. a friend of mine said he was able to get his to play from a usb, but i was not. The native chrome os media player would play the files from the drive but had very limited playback capabilities , i could not get it to "play all", only repeat one, suffice to say i was frustrated at that point and did not feel like googling how to make a media player do what others " just do". as an afterthought, i suspect i bought this lightweight cloud based notebook and expected too much from it, as i said, it is a really good product, just not what i needed in a notebook. so i gave it one more star.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2018 by Minerva Moon
Style: Intel Core M5 | 64GB Storage
I use this as my primary computer and love it. I've had this for nearly a year and see no battery loss or lag in processing. I keep tons of tabs open when I browse and I've never had speed issues. I flip it in tablet mode when I watch shows on flights and had no problems with it seamlessly switching back and forth from tablet mode. I haven't had any issues with software, storage or it being a chromebook and not a laptop with mac so or windows. The only hiccup I've had at all is that the chrome extension language learning with Netflix doesn't work with it, which frankly I consider to be the extensions problem and not the chromebook's issue. I like this chromebook so much I'm seriously considering buying the new Asus zenphone.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2019 Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2019 by Forrest Graham
Style: Intel Core M5 | 64GB Storage
It's mobile, it has a responsible touch screen, and rather good memory capacity. I can run multiple programs at once and it doesn't slow down. The only issue that keeps it from getting a 5-star rating is the speakers on the thing to get a little wonky when music is played, even if the volume is set to 25 to 30%. A bit of fuzziness occurs in the sound that is noticeable when you have it on your lap. That is a minor inconvenience for me though since I normally just use Bluetooth earbuds when I'm on the go. Overall, I'm enjoying this product a lot.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2019 by M. Taylor
Style: Intel Core M5 | 64GB Storage
The best laptop I have ever owned. C302CA-DH54 gets the job done for work that doesn't require multiple cores for rendering, weight painting or ripping. This is such a good device that I was looking for the windows10 version of the hardware to replace my aging Asus Zenbook. But what I found strange is that the windows version doesn't have a backlit keyboard. I almost bought it but luckily I double checked the specs on the Asus site. I've had 3 versions of HP DV6 laptops whose batteries stopped charging after a year. 2011 DV6-i7 1stgen still in use plugged-in. 2 Lenovo N42's to test out Chrome OS (gave'm to older inlaws, ransomware victims) 1 Asus Zenbook UX31A-DH51 (2014) 1 Asus Chromebook Flip C100P (kids use it)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2018 by +Fred Evans