@@spectord8588 here in my country it’s worse. These companies just focuses on Windows laptops and Android tablets. Only basic Chromebook, and that’s like 1-2 models only. Also, no Amazon 😭
I have just bought the cm3 with the newer MediaTek Kompanio 8192 Processor for my daughter for school,but i am that impressed i am going to get one for myself :)
It looks like they updated the Flip CM3 to the Kampino 820 sometime between the recording of this video and the time I'm writing this comment. Just picked up an Amazon Certified Refurbished on with the Kampino 820 for $170! Might be worth a second look! 😁
It's still a decent laptop if anyone is wondering about gaming it will let you connect to steam for your Chromebook just need to sign up for the free Gforce but only certain games, it won't give you, your whole list of games just the ones that are able to be playable on it. So you don't have to rely on games on the playstore to only play with. I've used it to play league of legends half life doom Fortnite but yeah it reminds me of an ipad but with some extra cool stuff but not as powerful as a PC but close enough. Best part is obviously the battery and it doesn't get heated like most laptops. It's pretty much a fancy iPad. $328.00 full price at Walmart.
the flip CM3 is quite good for office and school work. my niece has it and she literally uses it to death haha. the battery life is great plus the mediatek chipset works like a charm.
I have a question I want to get one of these for school does it lag when it has a lot of tabs open or just any lag in general and do you think it's worth it
I love the content. I always look forward to seeing new content but where's the content! I want to see new devices like the new 2021 Lenovo flex 5i from Best Buy. How about the new CX Chromebooks from Asus! I want to see what the new 11th gen Tiger Lake chips have to offer.
Am I the only one that feels like the USI stylus has just become a proprietary stylus for Chromebooks and not actually a universal standard? They don't work with anything but Chromebooks and if you decide to move to another device it's e-waste. I'm looking forward to the detachable review.
At last, and it was s long time coming. I can now ditch my C100P. Had it since launch. Lost the Google updates ages ago. Best computing device ever. Rugged, great build, and so portable it goes everywhere with me. ASUS brilliant!!
...Here's the thing. Clearly all these new 2021 Asus Chromebooks are horrendously overpriced for what you pay for, and it's not just Asus. Everything is a decade old. Dim washed out HD screen, the slowest ram and storage available, USB 2.0 and a 3 year old chip for this price? I would strongly recommend a Tablet any day over Chromebook for anyone on a budget looking for a light PC. You can find a used *Galaxy Tab S6 Lite* - a Premium Android tablet from Samsung, for just *$150 USD* on eBay. It has: - Similar feel and experience to the $800 iPad Air - Blazing fast components and SoC, no visible lag or stutters whatsoever. - Comes with Samsung DEX that enables desktop mode like ChromeOS and connects to multiple displays - Samsung consistently rolls out software updates 2 years later, now on Android 11. (This is why you buy Samsung if you're going Android) If Google wants Chromebooks to be taken seriously in both Learning and Work environments, they really need to get their shit together and work on bringing the price down by having their own line of Chromebooks, supporting other Major OEMs, and developing usable, fully-featured, pro-level Android Apps for Chrome OS. And they need to mature their in-house ARM chip fast. This current strategy, marketing for schools and small-businesses to briefly transition into Chromebooks simply isn't going to cut it when the pandemic is finally over. It's such a shame, because Chrome OS is the best potential "Ecosystem" Google has ever made but Google is at a war with itself trying to focus on 5 different Operating Systems at once. They need to merge current Android into Chrome OS, take control, and put Chrome OS on Premium ARM devices like Samsung, Lenovo, Huawei, and Xiaomi's tablets instead of Android so that more people will use it, not just those who are in tight budget. Or they will have no chance at all against Apple, who I predict will completely take over this market in 5 years.
@@TischTosh Samsung finally added DEX support with a recent update (people have been asking for DEX on the Lite series), the USB-C 2.0 port does come with a DisplayPort functionality, albeit limited. Now I see no reason to recommend the old S5e over the S6 Lite.
This thing is sooo nice if you're in the plane or somwere else using it as tablet standing with the keyboard to behind, I've got a lenovo like this, metal on top and plastic bottom and I L O V E it and my fav pc/laptop ever since you can use it like that .....except the metal even if I prefer that on top still can make it a bit heavy , but it keeps it "real" between the big fruits who totally missing this part. Man comfortable 🤲🤝🙌
I'm considering the Cm3 detachable. I'm wondering if I could get a Hp x2 detacable for about 400 would that be a better option? What's your opinion? Is Hp planning a x3?
Would still love to see a 2021 Asus C102 (i.e. the C101 with contemporary budget stuff inside). Detachables work for many, but it's convertibles all the way for me.
The Asus Flip C101PA was my workhorse and I really miss it. This would've been an instant buy, but 4GB Chromebooks crash too much for me these days. So the wait for the MT8192 continues.
@@pierro78 The Pixelbook is a solid option and I gotta give it credit for still being more than relevant halfway through its support life. I expect it'll keep on kicking for quite a while longer.
You better give their tablet a proper review next year too, because Lenovo has been bricking their Duets with updates and no one needs that kind of hardware failure. Asus definitely has a better record for hardware reliability.
4:45 10.5인치, 3X2비율 4:25 미디어텍 8183. 레노버 크롬북 듀엣3과 동일. 5:10 밝기 250nits 6:18 키보드 감상. 키보드 사이가 좁다. 레노버 크롬북 듀엣3 만큼 작지는 않지만, 적응이 필요하다. 6:47 키감은 나쁘지 않다. 클릭과 키는 좋다. 6:57 3X2 비율과 가벼움으로 타블렛으로 쓰기 좋다.
Wish they would just get their massive logo off the screen for once. Do you really need a constant reminder that you are using an Asus? Or Thinkpad? I mean you bought their thing and now you have to advertise for them?
There’s a Kindle app from the Google Play store, but you would only be able to use Microsoft Word through the browser. No native apps but Google Docs is installed.
This is what the samsung chromebook plus/pro should of been, a small and lightweight device with a 3:2 screen. What it needs now is rounded edges, Full HD screen and a stow-able stylus, then you'll have the perfect chromebook (imo). I also want to see how that 16 hr battery life claim holds up.
I bought the Lenovo Duet a few months ago and I'm experiencing buyers remorse. I have a larger Chromebook and wanted something to carry around and be my road computer. I do a lot of writing on my Chromebook and while I can take the cramped keyboard on the Duet, the experience of trying to keep it stable on your lap is really punishing. I bought a lap desk to carry around withe Duet to make it bearable but now I have two things I have to carry. I fear I'll be divesting myself of the Duet and will get this Asus. I have had two Asus Chromebook Flips (including my beloved C100). I know I'll lose some money on the Duet, but the thought of dealing with how cumbersome the Duet can be is just too much. In the end, I guess I'm less of a tablet guy and more of a laptop man.
I felt the same way getting the Duet at launch to replace a busted C101. The market is full to busting with 13"+ bricks, so I was excited to get another 10", but detachables just do not fit my needs. I kept the Duet, because I still find uses for a near weightless ChromeOS tablet with 16 hours of battery life, but it can never be my workhorse.
I would recommend the HP - 11" Touch-Screen Chromebook - Qualcomm Snapdragon - 8GB Memory - 64GB eMMC - Natural Silver & Night Teal at best buy it's on sale for 379 right now . Perfect for portability and much faster .
This Year Windows Laptop can use Android Applications with Windows 11 Version, so I Think I don't really Need Chromebook but still Useful for Alternative 2in1 Convertible Laptop!!! ☺☺☺
Good video. I have got a HP Chromebook that I use for work. Do you think that Chromebooks will ever be able to connect to cell phone/mobile phone networks?
I did an unboxing of the detachable CM3 and plan to have a full review soon! I love it! And I'm really looking forward to see what you think Robbie, it's an interesting device for sure! As for the regular CM3, I can pass on it
Can't wait for the detachable cm3 review and how it compares to the Lenovo Chromebook Duet!
Yeah me too!
the specs are largely the same?
I got one it's amazing!!
@@digitalbots I'm very much jelous of you 😭, I can't get it as I live in the UK and it says coming soon on Amazon
@@spectord8588 here in my country it’s worse. These companies just focuses on Windows laptops and Android tablets. Only basic Chromebook, and that’s like 1-2 models only. Also, no Amazon 😭
I have a Chrome book 15" it still works bought it from Walmart $199.00.👍
Is Adobe photoshop working?
I have just bought the cm3 with the newer MediaTek Kompanio 8192 Processor for my daughter for school,but i am that impressed i am going to get one for myself :)
It looks like they updated the Flip CM3 to the Kampino 820 sometime between the recording of this video and the time I'm writing this comment. Just picked up an Amazon Certified Refurbished on with the Kampino 820 for $170! Might be worth a second look! 😁
It's still a decent laptop if anyone is wondering about gaming it will let you connect to steam for your Chromebook just need to sign up for the free Gforce but only certain games, it won't give you, your whole list of games just the ones that are able to be playable on it. So you don't have to rely on games on the playstore to only play with. I've used it to play league of legends half life doom Fortnite but yeah it reminds me of an ipad but with some extra cool stuff but not as powerful as a PC but close enough. Best part is obviously the battery and it doesn't get heated like most laptops. It's pretty much a fancy iPad. $328.00 full price at Walmart.
please please metion if this is 32bit or 64bit? on all the reviews of any chromebook please! many of my apps don't run on 32bit! thanks!!!
are you going to test the new Lenovo IdeaPad Chromebooks?
I also want mid end Chromebooks to have more storage like 512 gigs for steam(Linux) games.
Annnnnnd how are you going to play steam games you genius?
@@mohamadsorya6718 dude Borealis gaming
You genius probably don't know about Borealis gaming
@@drumworld my point still stands.... not yet working, joke's on you.
Game streamjng is IT
@@mohamadsorya6718 dude steam works on linux and ik it doesn't work on this Chromebook but it works on Acer spin 713 chromebook
@@mohamadsorya6718 and also where you from
do u guys use final cut pro to edit videos
The addition of a stylus and/or a flip screen makes me less likely to buy a Chromebook because I can't imagine when I would ever use it.
hmmmmm.
There's no way I'm going back to the shit connection on Bluetooth 4.2 lmao. Nooooo thaaaaanks.
the flip CM3 is quite good for office and school work. my niece has it and she literally uses it to death haha. the battery life is great plus the mediatek chipset works like a charm.
I have a question I want to get one of these for school does it lag when it has a lot of tabs open or just any lag in general and do you think it's worth it
I love the content. I always look forward to seeing new content but where's the content! I want to see new devices like the new 2021 Lenovo flex 5i from Best Buy. How about the new CX Chromebooks from Asus! I want to see what the new 11th gen Tiger Lake chips have to offer.
Am I the only one that feels like the USI stylus has just become a proprietary stylus for Chromebooks and not actually a universal standard? They don't work with anything but Chromebooks and if you decide to move to another device it's e-waste. I'm looking forward to the detachable review.
Screw e-waste.... who cares?
@@mohamadsorya6718 Okay. 🤔
At last, and it was s long time coming. I can now ditch my C100P. Had it since launch. Lost the Google updates ages ago. Best computing device ever. Rugged, great build, and so portable it goes everywhere with me. ASUS brilliant!!
sameeee omds to the point where my battery is failing :')
Same XD
Yeah man , this thing has taken a beaten , just made a comment above yours about this C100P , it"s been a warrior !
Pretty cool Chromebook from Asus and mediatek. The flip feature is ingenious
These Chromebooks are really good machines, still most of the chromebooks haven't come to India. I really want more Chromebooks to come in India
@s s last week 25k ka Asus ne launch Kiya hai
@s s starts at 15k bro, it's a start. At that price you won't find any good windows laptop with good battery, definitely a good deal
...Here's the thing. Clearly all these new 2021 Asus Chromebooks are horrendously overpriced for what you pay for, and it's not just Asus.
Everything is a decade old. Dim washed out HD screen, the slowest ram and storage available, USB 2.0 and a 3 year old chip for this price?
I would strongly recommend a Tablet any day over Chromebook for anyone on a budget looking for a light PC.
You can find a used *Galaxy Tab S6 Lite* - a Premium Android tablet from Samsung, for just *$150 USD* on eBay. It has:
- Similar feel and experience to the $800 iPad Air
- Blazing fast components and SoC, no visible lag or stutters whatsoever.
- Comes with Samsung DEX that enables desktop mode like ChromeOS and connects to multiple displays
- Samsung consistently rolls out software updates 2 years later, now on Android 11. (This is why you buy Samsung if you're going Android)
If Google wants Chromebooks to be taken seriously in both Learning and Work environments, they really need to get their shit together and work on bringing the price down by having their own line of Chromebooks, supporting other Major OEMs, and developing usable, fully-featured, pro-level Android Apps for Chrome OS. And they need to mature their in-house ARM chip fast. This current strategy, marketing for schools and small-businesses to briefly transition into Chromebooks simply isn't going to cut it when the pandemic is finally over.
It's such a shame, because Chrome OS is the best potential "Ecosystem" Google has ever made but Google is at a war with itself trying to focus on 5 different Operating Systems at once. They need to merge current Android into Chrome OS, take control, and put Chrome OS on Premium ARM devices like Samsung, Lenovo, Huawei, and Xiaomi's tablets instead of Android so that more people will use it, not just those who are in tight budget. Or they will have no chance at all against Apple, who I predict will completely take over this market in 5 years.
not their fault, it's best mediatek chip available for chromebooks right now.
It's a nitpick but Tab 6 lite only has USB-C 2,so it won't output to an external monitor. What you're describing is: the Samsung S5e
@@TischTosh Samsung finally added DEX support with a recent update (people have been asking for DEX on the Lite series), the USB-C 2.0 port does come with a DisplayPort functionality, albeit limited. Now I see no reason to recommend the old S5e over the S6 Lite.
For anyone whos used this for a long time is it a fast device?
This thing is sooo nice if you're in the plane or somwere else using it as tablet standing with the keyboard to behind, I've got a lenovo like this, metal on top and plastic bottom and I L O V E it and my fav pc/laptop ever since you can use it like that .....except the metal even if I prefer that on top still can make it a bit heavy , but it keeps it "real" between the big fruits who totally missing this part.
Man comfortable 🤲🤝🙌
You keep mentioning the detachable cm3, but that's 16x10, so for many it may come down to the 3:2 here winning.
I'm considering the Cm3 detachable. I'm wondering if I could get a Hp x2 detacable for about 400 would that be a better option? What's your opinion? Is Hp planning a x3?
Would still love to see a 2021 Asus C102 (i.e. the C101 with contemporary budget stuff inside). Detachables work for many, but it's convertibles all the way for me.
Bought this straight after this review i love the CM3, worthwhile investment!!!
Is c302 a curse word? The fuck is the c100
The Asus Flip C101PA was my workhorse and I really miss it. This would've been an instant buy, but 4GB Chromebooks crash too much for me these days. So the wait for the MT8192 continues.
got a used pixelbook ... it s about the same weight as this one but 8GB ...
@@pierro78 The Pixelbook is a solid option and I gotta give it credit for still being more than relevant halfway through its support life. I expect it'll keep on kicking for quite a while longer.
@@ClockworkBard and I also have the "old" (but very mobile) flip c101 and waiting for a mt8192/mt8195 for better battery life than the pixelbook ;)
No mention of camera or security (face or fingerprint). Better to cover the basics before subjective stuff about materials used.
You better give their tablet a proper review next year too, because Lenovo has been bricking their Duets with updates and no one needs that kind of hardware failure. Asus definitely has a better record for hardware reliability.
Still no new Chromebox?
Love your videos
you got the chip wrong twice, it’s a mt8192, unless there were two skus with that chassis it’s hayato with a 92
No excuse for not having a full hd display
4:45 10.5인치, 3X2비율
4:25 미디어텍 8183. 레노버 크롬북 듀엣3과 동일.
5:10 밝기 250nits
6:18 키보드 감상. 키보드 사이가 좁다. 레노버 크롬북 듀엣3 만큼 작지는 않지만, 적응이 필요하다.
6:47 키감은 나쁘지 않다. 클릭과 키는 좋다.
6:57 3X2 비율과 가벼움으로 타블렛으로 쓰기 좋다.
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is it backlit keyboard?
Wish they would just get their massive logo off the screen for once. Do you really need a constant reminder that you are using an Asus? Or Thinkpad? I mean you bought their thing and now you have to advertise for them?
would it be good enough for school, and also can it stream a display from my other pc using google remote desktop
anyone know what pen he had that worked with it? Ive checked the Asus website for compatible pens but couldn't find the laptop
if you are going to have a review please get all of the information. Don't know the resolution? feel like it is going to be good trackpad Please.
hi
This looks awesome!!
Why not more windows and Chromebook don't have type c charging.
Mine didnt even last a week before i lost all power and wouldnt charge load of crap
Does this support Microsoft word and kindle?
There’s a Kindle app from the Google Play store, but you would only be able to use Microsoft Word through the browser. No native apps but Google Docs is installed.
Whats about the review to the Acer Chromebook Spin 514?
This is what the samsung chromebook plus/pro should of been, a small and lightweight device with a 3:2 screen. What it needs now is rounded edges, Full HD screen and a stow-able stylus, then you'll have the perfect chromebook (imo). I also want to see how that 16 hr battery life claim holds up.
holds up really well after one charge
Will it appear in India?
Chromebooks India mai nahi aati koi bhi. Very rarely Chromebooks launch in india
I bought the Lenovo Duet a few months ago and I'm experiencing buyers remorse.
I have a larger Chromebook and wanted something to carry around and be my road computer. I do a lot of writing on my Chromebook and while I can take the cramped keyboard on the Duet, the experience of trying to keep it stable on your lap is really punishing. I bought a lap desk to carry around withe Duet to make it bearable but now I have two things I have to carry.
I fear I'll be divesting myself of the Duet and will get this Asus. I have had two Asus Chromebook Flips (including my beloved C100). I know I'll lose some money on the Duet, but the thought of dealing with how cumbersome the Duet can be is just too much.
In the end, I guess I'm less of a tablet guy and more of a laptop man.
I felt the same way getting the Duet at launch to replace a busted C101. The market is full to busting with 13"+ bricks, so I was excited to get another 10", but detachables just do not fit my needs. I kept the Duet, because I still find uses for a near weightless ChromeOS tablet with 16 hours of battery life, but it can never be my workhorse.
I would recommend the HP - 11" Touch-Screen Chromebook - Qualcomm Snapdragon - 8GB Memory - 64GB eMMC - Natural Silver & Night Teal at best buy it's on sale for 379 right now . Perfect for portability and much faster .
This Year Windows Laptop can use Android Applications with Windows 11 Version, so I Think I don't really Need Chromebook but still Useful for Alternative 2in1 Convertible Laptop!!! ☺☺☺
Hey baby
@@olivur_1459 🤣😂
Too tiny for my needs. :(
What’s your workload like ?
I really need a chrome book is there any time a give away
They are currently doing a give away. Look up their "on the run to 200k"
Good video. I have got a HP Chromebook that I use for work. Do you think that Chromebooks will ever be able to connect to cell phone/mobile phone networks?
you can do that using your phone to share wifi, or maybe you want them to have sim card slots to do that just on the laptop
Just hotspot your phone's data to the chromebook.. why do people need to make everything a problem!!
FIRST!
I did an unboxing of the detachable CM3 and plan to have a full review soon! I love it! And I'm really looking forward to see what you think Robbie, it's an interesting device for sure!
As for the regular CM3, I can pass on it