ASUS Chromebook Flip CM5 Unboxing and Initial Impressions
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Now that we have the ASUS Chromebook Flip CX5 review out in the wild, it is time to turn some attention to the Flip CM5 - the all-black, AMD-powered variant that launched alongside it. There's no way to get around the comparisons between these two Chromebooks, so I'm not even going to try. The Flip CX5 and Flip CM5 share nearly everything in common apart from a paint job and the processor inside that is running the show. There's a lot to like in this package, but there is definitely reason to be hesitant, too. Let's jump in the box and take a look.
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Was waiting for this 🙏🏾
Nice video and a reason why I subscribe to this channel.
I'm a retired bookkeeper and having the num pad at the right side of the keyboard would be great! I am going to go back and watch your CX5 review because it sounds as though it's more in line with what I'm looking for. My HP X360 is getting tired and a bit slow so I plan to replace it this year, depending on how many boxes "the best buy" checks off for me.
Yes Yes Yes, I love the number pad on this one AND that you have a Delete/Home/End/PageUp/PageDown keys all in the upper quadrant of the number pad. It's wonderful. I LOVE THIS CHROMEBOOK! more and more each day.
CX5 it is.. thx for the great review!
At first looking at the sponsor I was afraid this is another chromebook with mediatek inside lol
Thanks. I got the CX-5 and I'm very happy with it and although I like the look of the CM-5, I am also glad I have Intel inside. Appreciate your reviews a lot.
The 11th gen intel will likely give you better battery life also
@@yesterdaystech86 What's interesting is that the 11th gen i5 in the 2021 Acer Spin 713 has a shorter battery life than the 10th gen i5 2020 Acer Spin 713. Battery capacity is the same, afaik. Wonder why that is?
@@wpwentzell strange that it is worse. Battery life is one of the best selling point of chromebooks or at least was. I just got an asus zephyrus g14 which can have a 10h battery on Lighter use bit is blazing fast if Gaming or doing photoediting.
I can’t find the cx5. Where did you get yours. Another name c536. Right?
@@tumbrysntreynold5419 have you looked on the Asus website?
Excellent video Robbie... as someone who owns around 20 chromebooks, I always enjoy and can relate to the excitement you share when unboxing and setting up a new chromebook! A few months ago I added the Asus CX5 and this CM5 to my collection, and you are completely correct about the Ryzen throttling while on battery. I always run Octane-2 tests on a new chromebook and my CM5 with a Ryzen 3-3250C scores consistently around 23,000 on battery and around 35,000 when plugged in.... whereas my Asus CX5 with the Intel i3-1115G4 has consistent Octane-2 scores of around 60,000, plugged in or not.
On a side note: I own some of the newest and best chromebooks from Acer, Asus, HP, Lenovo, and Samsung... and both the CX5 and CM5 have by far the best sound quality of all the chromebooks that I own... great job Asus!
why do you own 20 chromebooks?
@@Salsajaman I collect Chromebooks as a hobby and because I enjoy seeing how they each are designed, manufactured, and perform. I especially appreciate that I can login to any of my Chromebooks and all of my files, images, settings, and applications are updated and ready no matter how long it has been since it was last used.
I purchase these Chromebooks 'lightly used' or 'like new' off of eBay for usually 10 to 25% of what their prices were when new. I also give away as gifts many of these Chromebooks so my friends and family will discover how fun, easy, and carefree most Chromebooks are to use and own... the rest I put on display in my office and let 'Guest' use and enjoy when they visit.
since you also seem to know your stuff i'm asking everyone who seem to be in the "know" so to speak should i upgrade from the ryzen 3 that came with my cm5 to a ryzen 5 or what?
@@riassslave8494 The cm5's Ryzen 3 is fast enough for most tasks, especially if using the power adapter (best Octane-2 score was 36,424)... but for best speed bang for your buck I would go with the Asus c536e i3-1115G4 (best Octane-2 score was 60,980). I purchased my Asus c536e i3-1115G4, 8GB, 128GB, 'open box' from eBay for around $240... this c536e is by far the fastest chromebook that I have, plus it's an attractive touchscreen convertible, with a backlit keyboard, and has excellent speakers.
@@PanamaBrian thanx for the response! i have had my asus cm5500fda for almost 6 mths, & when i got it i had been w/o a computer for nearly 3mths i had my samsung galaxy tab a but it just couldn't take a laptop or pc's place mainly because i use my computers basically as a portable studio (i'm a musician recovering from a severe spinal infection & had only recently began walking again) and a tablet just can't do the amount of things simultaneously like a proper computer can. Especially in the mixing & ironing out master-copies. I had received nearly a decades back taxes so i replaced my old laptop & got a 12TB storage drive plus a proper security suite...I hadn't used chrome os before this but was pretty familiar with using apps with android on my tab a so it seemed to fit. Being on disability i need electronics to last as long as possible because i can only make larger purchases 3 or 4 times a year so Bestbuy's computer techs helped me select my laptop my external drive & security suite my real main issue is so few usbs - 1 large & 1 small unless my large one or small one could be adapted to be increased up to 3 or even 4 large usb ports even just adapting the small usb input up to standard large usb would help quite alot anyways thanx for your time i totally appreciated that!L8rsk8r
Do you have a video of the repair/mod technique for trackpads you mention all the time? If not....it could be time.
Chrome OS has come a long way in the last 5 years. Google seems to be pushing for that apple ecosystem and I kinda like it.
Same, kinda wanna try a chrome book rn, but i like what i see
@@Codyslx I got a chromebook for $15, apart from my engineering work and gaming requirements, it can do everything high end windows and mac OS computers can.
@@arashalphonso everything? 1% of everything let’s bet
@@Codyslx don’t stay on windows or macos, if ur on Linux stay there too
Thanks, Robbie. Wondering: could the default AMD throttling be turned off via the terminal (prob. only in Dev mode, I imagine)?
Great video Robbie. I'm glad you mentioned the trackpad. I've got more people complaining about the CX5 trackpad in the comments of my video
again I appreciate the clear message and the comparison to his more beautiful sister the CX 5. I got kicked by the different look and the AMD inside, even I am not an addicted gamer anymore. BUT as you said, what will stays in mind due to daily usage, is the lack of overall power compared to the price. Therefore I will wait until the CX5500 will become more available in Germany and less then 700 bucks
I was at Best buy and i fell in love with the CM5...it was 500$ cnd on special but i got one with an open box at 350$...Just amazing Chromebook for the money...note that the dac inside the cm5 is incredible. im using a high end sony earbuds and its comparable to a the samsung note 9 dac if you remember that one.
I've just picked up a CM5 for Easter sale at Costco, mainly because the price was so good ($399), and also after I did a thorough research online and found out that a lot of the throttle-down reports in regards to AMD chips seem to have really originated from Intel's own Comet Lake and Tiger Lake reports. I think the true reason that those 10th and 11th and now 12th gen Intel I5's are outperforming these < 5000 series mobile Ryzens lies in the architectural superiority of these Intel chips, rather than the throttle-down accusations that Intel really had no business leveling at AMD, considering they're currently winning the battle in the lightweight mobile CPU market. But, I've always loved AMD and I have a Lenovo windows laptop with a Ryzen 7 5700U, and I'd take its 8 cores and a brilliant adaptive turbo mode over a core i5 any day. I did have some initial performance issues with that Ryzen 5700U Lenovo, but after I had it repaired under warranty, it turned out it had to do with defective hardware more than with any AMD CPU throttling going on. It took a motherboard replacement, but the laptop is now incredibly fast. It just sucks that I seem to need to run it with a cooling pad almost all the time, which adds to the inconvenience factor, but that's why we have Chromebooks, right?
One thing that is starting to bug me about CM5 is not the performance per se, but the fact that it just doesn't run things as well as my Acer Spin 713 does. With the CM5, I've had crashes with Firefox in Linux mode that I didn't have with the Acer, and I've had more incompatible/buggy Android app behaviors with the CM5 than with the Acer. Both are running ChromeOS version 100, as we speak, but other than the pretty awful speakers on the Acer, the Acer just seems better designed overall than the CM5. Yes, the CM5 has a better keyboard and better speakers, but that's where I think it pretty much stops. It's super nice having that 15.6" screen, too, as opposed to the 13.5" on the Acer, even though the screen on the Acer Spin 713 is much brighter and of much better quality. But I don't know. I've always really liked AMD cpu's and graphics, and I really want to like this CM5, but I don't know. Time will tell. I appreciate Costco having a 90 day return policy, because I might easily need that long to truly tell whether the CM5 is a keeper or not.
Could you make a video about adjusting the track pad, please?
Bought the 16Gb RAM version with 256Gb SSD, love it so far 🤩
What is the price mate?
@@kunalsingh9646 asus has a sale on their website, getting mine för 500 euro tomorrow with 8gb of ram and ryzen 5
@@kunalsingh9646 7990:- SEK (920 USD)
the chromebooks of 2021 are really cool
Amazing!
I purchased my Asus CX5 and I'm having the same issues as you did, Robby, with the trackpad having a little give and being clicky when scrolling down the touchpad - do you know if Asus has made any comment about this, if it's a feature or if's broken?
Honestly, the number pad underwhelming. The buttons are just too close together, or I have large fingers. But I will say it's the former, too close together because I use the numpad for work on a desktop and I have no issues with it, whereas the Asus CX5's number pads I have to watch my fingers and where they rest because they don't naturally fall where you would think they will fall.
Goodnight, I bought the acer chromebook 315 touchscreen intel n4000 4gb ram , 32 gb storage. I really like this chromebook it's fast . But now that I know I can use a chromebook for my uses running small business. I looking into the asus cx5 , the hp 14 c or the acer spin 713 . They are all great but the acer speaker are said to be terrible. What is your best take on all 3 because you have reviewed all of them.
Price? Or did I miss it. That should be on the screen and/or in the description.
Fender shirt, cool!
Another excellent review - very informative. The fact that you've bought the CX5 is an endorsement of how powerful and well built that machine is. However I didn't understand what the "floating trackpad" issue was - perhaps someone could explain? Many thanks Robbie.
Same here a'd how did he fix it. Got the cx5 and i can understand what he says.
Isn't steam support coming to Chromebooks? Maybe it's built in Radeon graphics is the only thing it has over the i3 CX5?
Right now it seems like that's the only thing the CM5 has going for it so I would love a focus on more graphical points to see if the difference is even noteworthy. Maybe test some photo/video editing, graphic intense android games (COD Mobile, Fortnite, PUBG, War Robots), and run the unofficial version of steam to test games
One thing to point out though is that if your looking to play a lot of play store games, this will run them better than most high end tablets will so its a win there.
Do the Intel Chromebooks still disable hyperthreading by default? I'm curious if the AMD ones do anything similar with SMT. this one looks amazing, but those volume, power and WASD accents got to go.
Not a gaming laptop.
Stadia: Hold my CCU
I mean it's not a gaming laptop
This is definitely one of the better looking Chromebooks out there.
Any chance you can review the CTL chromebooks?
I bought one of these 4 mths ago & the only difference i've found was mine has a ryzen 3 not a ryzen 5 so my question is this because i use mine ultimately for music (as a portable studio for my various music projects) & it has performed admirably but should i upgrade to the ryzen 5? I'm not a computer guy I know from growing up thru the 80's & becoming an adult in the very early 90's if you weren't computer literate you'd lose out on way too much; hence computer science classes were mandatory from grade 5 (so 10yrs old) until graduation of highschool bare minimum. At least in Canada in the bigger cities along the US border we did.But if that upgrade from a ryzen 3 to a 5 is a huge gain i will definitely do it asap. thanx & really enjoy your candid approach to what you do 👍 🤗.
Every CX5 has the light click trackPad problem. Also, I would suggest to not hold the laptop on the hinge side, when closed, because it doesn’t seems very stable. When the hinges aren’t stable it might affect the display connection. I already had to replace my first CX5.
What is about Asus Chromebook Detachable CM3?
Yeah, he should do a unboxing of cm3
Is Asus Chromebook Flip C214 a good buy for school use? I'm a bit concern on the low HD screen though.
hey so what's the best chromebook right now, my job has moved to google workspace so I'm tempted to go for a good chromebook. please let me know.
In Japan, they released this last week with the detachable cm3 and clamshell cm3. They didn't release the cx-5 so I need to buy this. I'm sorry but no media Tek for me
The gaming aesthetic was because Google would announce that Steam games would be playable on Chromebooks. At present, on a small selection of higher-specced Chromebooks, you can switch to the dev channel and install Steam. But I notice it's not on the list of Steam-compatible Chromebooks, probably because it has an AMD and not Intel processor.
Asus Chromebook Flip is Super Awesome!!! 😮😯😲
Pls do an unboxing of the mediatek powered Flip CM3 from Asus
Random question: What watch is that you're wearing? I wanna say Fitbit Versa..?
Please do a full review....or could you point me in the right direction if you have done one ...Costco has this on sale for 299 dollars ending on the 25th of September 2022
did they fix the damn hinge? still recovering from blistering finger tip
If I may its probably worth pointing the AMD CPU is two generations old. Its a R5 3500C, bear in mind AMD is now on the 5000 series (zen 3). Further this isn't even Zen 2 on 7nm its actually a Zen+ CPU on 12nm despite the 3000 moniker. Its not that an AMD R5 cant compete with intels 11000 series. But this is an old AMD chip on an old TSMC node. I can only assume this is due the chip shortage.
I'd like to see the actual performance comparison. Actual numbers to have some idea how this might compare to what I currently have.
Hi, I brought this Chromebook today and this chromebook keep on having tablet mode when I'm using it as a laptop, do you know why? Thanks!
This or the new spin 713? Any opinions?
While I’m not an expert, I’ll say from both research and personal experience that Acer has horrible build quality. It may be better with their Chromebooks, but I had an awful experience with my Acer Aspire.
Ended up buying Acer 315 15.6 HD display with 4 GB memory and 32 GB storage. $320 @ Target.
Oops $220
Please do a walkthrough video for someone who wants to shift from Windows or Apple
No need. You need a walkthrough video on how to stay back on windows, macOS or linux
Fender shirt ftw
I’ve found the 15.6 ASUS Chromebook Flip CX5 (CX5500) with a core i3 processor for £599.99 is it worth it
How come Chromebooks dont have auto brightness for screen? It drives me crazy that i alway have to adjust if outside then back inside etc? I have the spin 713
What's the price of 16GB 512GB variant
Can you do another review of this
what happened to the Asus CM5 full review???
Ok that's nice, but why all these high end Chromebooks doesn't launch in India.
Is this same as this
Model Name
CM5500FDA CM5 -CR
And backlit keyboard?
Is the onboard SSD user replaceable. 128Gb is too small and the boss hates having an external SSD hanging off the machine?
Hi does it supports Microsoft Word and office?
Which Pen i have to buy?
So we have to hold the bottom up to hear the sound??
Cool 👍
Just wanted to give a heads up on this laptop: Several of the 128gb models have been shipped out having 4gb of soldered RAM instead of 8gb of RAM. I want it for the bigger screen, but I am returning it for the more affordable and honestly better Lenovo Flex 5.
I initially switched out the opposite way, returning my flex 5 and wanting this one, but it's clear that some mishap has caused ASUS to make an error in specs for some reason.
Same here with the 256Gb model I bought. Everything says 8Gb RAM but system checks say it's 4Gb!
With 8Gb RAM and 256Gb storage it's 79,800 yen here (Japanese keyboard) That's about $726. Right now the 'boss' is using my old ThinkPad Edge running Linux Mint but even that is too much PC for her needs so I'm looking at a large screen Chromebook. We just don't have much to choose from here! The CX5 is not available.
Too bad it doesn't have the pen like the CX5, the CM5 is nice looking, for some reason Best Buy Canada only has the CM5 with the Ryzen 3 64GB storage and 8GB ram. At $750 but on sale at $599 still pricey, they had open box units in mint condition at a lower price $349.99. I picked one up and it arrived today, its in mint condition and looks amazing, vert happy with the Ryzen 3 core
It also have updates to jun. 2029
The AMD on battery issue must just be CPU governor related and worked around via software, eg tinkering with kernel "settings". Nobody's looked into this?
Might be the way they are implemented by the OEM as Ryzen is rather power-efficient. It is a difference that should not be necessary.
Surely the cpu performance can be adjusted in the bios or power settings?
AFAIK, there's no bios access in chromebooks. They're made to be real foolproof.
@@Fpsnut damn been considering a chromebook eventually to replace my laptop but not sure if it's suitable for me
I'd love to have some actual data rather than suppositions.
AMD CPUs limit the maximum speed of the processor when on battery to get better battery life (even on Windows). It's a similar approach to how gaming laptops can't use their dedicated GPUs on battery either
@@Ignacio.Romero I'm team Red when it comes to cpus. But maybe an AMD powered chromebook isn't for me. I love my Ryzen PC.
hi robbie isnt that a hatch chromebook build
How do u turn on dark mode on cx 5 please help
You are kinda wrong about the processor in my honest opinion. I know Chromebooks are not ready for native gaming, but it makes me very excited about it having an AMD processor. I have been trying to push native gaming on my Chromebook and it's almost impossible because of its Intel processor. Using Wine 6, I have been able to run a lot of Windows games with horrible performance on an Intel i5 on an Acer Spin 713, and now that Chromebooks are starting to ship with AMD processors, things are going to get a lot spicier 😎
This is not the amd processor for gaming. I have a windows laptop with ryzen 3500u and vega 8 graphics and an intel i5-1135 with intel xe graphics. The intel one has more power and the gpu is like twice faster vs the amd integrated chip.
If you get a 4000 or 5000 series that would be very different.
price?
Honestly if this shipped with the i3 1110 Intel processor it'd be amazing because the bulkiness of the CX-5 is a little too much for me
That's what I'm struggling with
Might have to go for Lenovo flex 5
@@davidomulando1335
What is your budget, I was looking into the acer spin 713 , hp 14c and the asus cx5 .
@@cobaltblue5523 400USD max
@@cobaltblue5523 I would have pushed if the other devices were smaller. I don't think I need a 15" Chromebook
@@davidomulando1335 acer spin is 13.3 but with a 3:2 aspect ratio. If you get the lenovo make sure to get the 8gb model
Chrome was reporting that my unit only contained 4Gb RAM instead of 8Gb so I sent it back to Asus. Support just called to say that the machine does contain 8Gb but ChromeOS is misreporting the amount. They say this bug should be fixed in the next version of Chrome. It's the first I've heard of this bug!
how's the update now after 6 months? 4gb or 8gb of ram? thank youu interested in between this cm5 or cx5500. I already have a 14' windows 11 laptop but ugh SO MANY PROBLEMS
@@mdrkd It's running great. Still 8Gb... :=)
Again, with the "just there" brightness of 250 nits!
@@mini9503 still nothing.
Cool 😎
Laptops with AMD processors usually get way, way better battery life than its Intel counterparts because they run at a lower clock speed on battery. I see this as a plus, since if you really want to get stuff done, you can simple plug it in. AMD integrated GPUs are also way better than Intel's, which I guess it's why the wasd keys are red, although I still find it weird on a chromebook lol
Lenovo after Asus releases this 👁️ 👄 👁️
my keyboard is not working pls help someone pls
Kind of big for a Chromebook
I have 2 Asus Chromebooks at home ...
nice machines but poor screen and build quality.
Which ryzen 5 is inside of it??
3500u
@@yesterdaystech86 Which is technically like Intel Celeron, the "real" current generation Ryzen 5 is 5600U.
@@mini9503 not really 3500 is a ryzen 5 processor and if you look at the benchmarks it competed with Intel i5 series that was released at the same time. It still is released in 2019 so not new.
@@yesterdaystech86 The 3500C is a rebranded 3 year old processor (based on 12nm Zen+ from late 2018) that is equivalent to current line of 11th Gen Celeron in terms of both power and efficiency. It's not at all competitive against the 4C/8T *Intel i3-1125G4* CPU that's based on 10nm Intel, which is roughly same as AMD's 7nm TSMC.
AMD's "Cezanne" *R5-5600U* is what's comparable to current generation *Intel i5-1135G7* that Robby is talking about, that's being used in every other Chromebook in 2021.
OP if you want Ryzen 5 in a Chromebook, get something with *5500U: priced like 11th Gen Intel Core i3, performs better than Core i5.*
As it stands right now, these AMD 3000C "Chromebook" CPUs are mostly a blatant Rip-off of AMD rehashing leftover stock unfortunately.
I wish this wasn't the case and AMD was sourcing Zen 3 for Chromebooks, but global chip shortage hit AMD the hardest, being TSMC's last priority after Apple, Intel and Qualcomm.
@@mini9503 thanks for the reply and I agree with what you said. The 3500u was competition to the 2019 intel i5 but not to the one thats out now. 1135 is better on all accounts. But with the limits chromebook has 3500 should do an ok job. This laptop is already on sale in my country for 419 euros and it just came out.
Touch screen.......Any remarks ???
Hey correction just for a heads up AMD processors are actually substantially substantially faster than Intel's processors were plugged in 15 to 20% on single core and nearly two and a half times on multicore. At least on windows, Intel is still behind AMD
Otherwise great job I would imagine the gamer aesthetic is because it has AMD Radeon integrated very interesting situation
Colers
Not nearly every Chromebook is able to play Stadia!
wen cx9
Can I play minecraft on it
Yes, but to play the Java edition you need activate the linux on Chromebook and download a linux launcher (oficial on Mojang website)
@@miraizinhamiraizoka I know that . I have to install Deb version
And then install with linux
I am asking can I play Minecraft on around 30 FPS in this
@@chaitanyasingh6fsn9 you probably will play over 60 FPS
Well I tried to enter with the link provided then I kept getting spammed. Almost caught a virus on my phone. not today Satan
Although not aimed at this device in particular are there any lefties who roll their eyes when faced with a right hand number pad? 🤓
5th
Eugh. AMD should not have made their processors throttle down to save battery life, as good for battery life as that should have been. It's a mobile chip, isn't it? Then it should be suitable for the priorities of a mobile device, including battery life. But maybe AMD does battery life better than Intel as a result, and at least we know about it. Intel didn't secure their processors properly until Meltown and Spectre, easily avoided vulnerabilities if they hadn't avoided appropriate security for _decades_ thereby screwing over their customers in consumer and enterprise, including servers. Looked at another way, AMD's processors are given a performance boost when plugged in, when they're willing to use the extra power.
Although... I don't use my Chromebook while plugged in most of the time, and if I'm doing something demanding, I want to be able to use the full capabilities of my system. Truthfully, a powerful AMD processor should be more efficient and save time, allowing me to get things done. And when I need that power, I'd rather sacrifice battery life than my time, you know? There should definitely be a way to disable throttling.
First
Second
looks like a gaming laptop lmao but obvs can't play shit with it :(
Linux apps my dude. You can install steam and play most of you games natively, no VMs or remote desktops or anything. And now finally on a chromebook with a halfway decent gpu? That could actually be really a cool experience. And also, linux also brings a wide array of emulators...
@@MatthewMerrickMTM is the linux experience same with chrome os cos I actually like chrome os cos it is fast
@@colonelsanders8320 won't change your chrome OS at all. It's just a setting in chrome os to enable an additional type of software package. Will there be really heavy apps that you might struggle with? Sure. But within reason for the specs? A huge array of additional software for your chromebook
@@MatthewMerrickMTM oh ok that's nice to know might try one of these days
The idea of the channel is good, but your reviews are not very detailed I leave this video as I came, without knowing anything about the Chromebook.
I would like for you to display more technical stuff about the Chromebooks(processor, GPU, Wi-Fi Bluetooth, screen and etc.).
This is an unboxing ! The full review will come later
@@chrisinjapan5736 Full review, unboxing... whatever. They lack in details, don't know what processor they have, what GPU they have, how to screen is.
I watch other tech channels and when they review or "unbox" something I don't have to look it up.
@@Raztnu Lazy you are
@@chrisinjapan5736So then tell me what's the point of doing this videos. Just so somebody can win money from it?
The videos from this channel are as good as looking at the picture of the product.
@@Raztnu boo hoo
just why????? bro Chromebooks where original created to be a CHEAP device that children could work on without having to navigate through windows complicated interface. This is so stupid why is anyone paying hundreds of dollars for something like this.
This is 2021, Chrome OS has come along way.
@@DarrenSawyes I understand that and to be honest I got a Chromebook myself I love the operating system my problem is those company's like Samsung and google making a 1400 dollars Chromebook