Hey everyone, two things: First off, the Asus CM3 is on sale for $330 right now on Amazon (link in description). Sales change, but that's a great deal! Also remember that I made this video BEFORE the news of the NEW Lenovo Chromebook Duet coming soon! There's an OLED Lenovo Chromebook Duet, a 13" model with 4GB of RAM, and a much faster processor for $430 coming. There's going to be an 8GB of RAM version too! So for the extra $60 it may be worth getting the OLED Duet, since it will have a larger screen, an oled screen, and a faster processor. But the sales you will see on this Asus CM3 may change the story and make both of them worth buying. And still, the $250 Duet is a great value, especially if you see it on sale! Thanks for watching!
I somehow think the built in stylus of the CM3 makes it a liiiitle bit better for education usage. It recharges inside and the garage keeps it better than the case slot Duet 5 have. I’ve been using a USI stylus quite a lot with the Duet and its battery already depleted in ~2-3 weeks. That’s a bit annoying ahing to change AAAA battery (haven’t found rechargeable one yet here). If they make the Duet 5 or newer Duet with built in rechargeable stylus, I’ll definitely buy it.
I have the Lenovo Chromebook Duet, bought it back in January. Has been an excellent 2 in 1 so far for the money, and is used heavily daily especially for media consumption and gaming via Stadia. Eagerly will look out for the reviews once the newer OLED duet launches. Another point is Google has full control of software and security updates with Chrome OS which is regular (i think every 4 weeks), something that cannot be said about Android Tablets (more dependent on Manufacturer e.g Samsung). I have also been impressed with how aggresive Google has been in improving Chrome OS since i got mine in January. There is a genuine reason as to why Chrome OS based device sales increased from 6.4% in 2019 to 10.8% in 2020 as opposed to the competition, mainly Mac OS and Windows OS. The pandemic has definitely helped, but the way people use devices has changed and most people can now get by just using a basic OS like Chrome OS without having to break the bank.
Asus lists it at 320 nits here www.asus.com/Laptops/For-Home/Chromebook/ASUS-Chromebook-Detachable-CM3-CM3000/techspec/ Honestly nit testing CAN be inaccurate and vary by device. Normally it's going to be lower than what is advertised. In my case it looked lower then the Chromebook Duet (400 nits) and seemed a little closer to 300. Could be 380, but hard to tell 🤷♂️
I definitely enjoyed my time with it, it's just a little pricey compared to some competitors. HP has an 11 inch Chromebook detachable with a 2K screen and a faster processor for 380 at Best Buy. I just reviewed it, and even though I don't like the keyboard as much, that device is a much better value. But if you see this Asus on sale for a good price, outside of the processor I don't have a lot of negatives to say about it. It was a really fun device to use
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Hey everyone, two things: First off, the Asus CM3 is on sale for $330 right now on Amazon (link in description). Sales change, but that's a great deal!
Also remember that I made this video BEFORE the news of the NEW Lenovo Chromebook Duet coming soon! There's an OLED Lenovo Chromebook Duet, a 13" model with 4GB of RAM, and a much faster processor for $430 coming. There's going to be an 8GB of RAM version too! So for the extra $60 it may be worth getting the OLED Duet, since it will have a larger screen, an oled screen, and a faster processor. But the sales you will see on this Asus CM3 may change the story and make both of them worth buying.
And still, the $250 Duet is a great value, especially if you see it on sale!
Thanks for watching!
I somehow think the built in stylus of the CM3 makes it a liiiitle bit better for education usage. It recharges inside and the garage keeps it better than the case slot Duet 5 have. I’ve been using a USI stylus quite a lot with the Duet and its battery already depleted in ~2-3 weeks. That’s a bit annoying ahing to change AAAA battery (haven’t found rechargeable one yet here).
If they make the Duet 5 or newer Duet with built in rechargeable stylus, I’ll definitely buy it.
I have the Lenovo Chromebook Duet, bought it back in January. Has been an excellent 2 in 1 so far for the money, and is used heavily daily especially for media consumption and gaming via Stadia. Eagerly will look out for the reviews once the newer OLED duet launches. Another point is Google has full control of software and security updates with Chrome OS which is regular (i think every 4 weeks), something that cannot be said about Android Tablets (more dependent on Manufacturer e.g Samsung). I have also been impressed with how aggresive Google has been in improving Chrome OS since i got mine in January. There is a genuine reason as to why Chrome OS based device sales increased from 6.4% in 2019 to 10.8% in 2020 as opposed to the competition, mainly Mac OS and Windows OS. The pandemic has definitely helped, but the way people use devices has changed and most people can now get by just using a basic OS like Chrome OS without having to break the bank.
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It's been measured at 386nits, for what it's worth
Asus lists it at 320 nits here www.asus.com/Laptops/For-Home/Chromebook/ASUS-Chromebook-Detachable-CM3-CM3000/techspec/
Honestly nit testing CAN be inaccurate and vary by device. Normally it's going to be lower than what is advertised. In my case it looked lower then the Chromebook Duet (400 nits) and seemed a little closer to 300. Could be 380, but hard to tell 🤷♂️
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The ASUS Chromebook Flip CM3 with the mediatek chipset seems impressive to me with its lightweight body and long battery life.
I definitely enjoyed my time with it, it's just a little pricey compared to some competitors. HP has an 11 inch Chromebook detachable with a 2K screen and a faster processor for 380 at Best Buy. I just reviewed it, and even though I don't like the keyboard as much, that device is a much better value. But if you see this Asus on sale for a good price, outside of the processor I don't have a lot of negatives to say about it. It was a really fun device to use
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