ASUS VivoBook Go 14 Flip Thin and Light 2-in-1 Laptop, 14” FHD Touch, Intel Celeron N4500 CPU, UHD Graphics, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, NumberPad, Windows 11 Home in S Mode, Quiet Blue, J1400KA-DS02T

This is a great little laptop, after a bit of tweaking. I needed something silent as a normal laptop's fan noise plays havoc with my Tinnitus and this is ideal - no fan, very little heat, crystal clear display and light weight. It was super slow to start with but changing it's performance setting from being "optimized for looks" to "optimized for speed" made a huge difference. I needed to adjust the basic font to make the words crisp and clear as performance optimization renders them pixilated but that's simple. Initially a web page would take a few minutes to load and is now instant. I use LibreOffice and can happily do spreadsheets and type up documents and YouTube plays clear video with really nice sound. I also modified the paging file settings so that the system now uses 16GB of the hard drive as virtual RAM and that cranked up the speed a lot too. The laptop has an empty NVMe socket built in so I added a 1TB SSD and now I have plenty of storage too. However, be aware that doing so probably voids warranty but at the price of this laptop I'm not too concerned. I chose a lower speed SSD to reduce the operating heat but even so copying 50GB from an external USB hard drive only took 10 minutes, which is fine. All said I'm very happy I'm now able work away in peace and quiet with this laptop sitting on my bare legs without burning them and also get a days worth of use in one charge.

Decent laptop for school

I just got my VIVOBOOK and so far it’s working great. My only complaint is that when I got it I had to update almost everything on it but it got done and it is running good. Love it so far.

Right out of the box, Windows is crashing. There is a ton of garbage apps which may be causing it. I'm sure all of them are unsupported by Microsoft. Stop loading your trash on my computer. The touchscreen isn't very responsive, which makes me not want to use it. You can tell it's cheaply made, just like most of the rest of the laptop. Day 1, a key popped off. Why? Keyboards have been around for over 50 years. There is zero excuse for keys popping off. The sound is decent for what it costs. I had no issues with wireless, Bluetooth, the trackpad, the 1/8th stereo jack, or folding the laptop into tablet mode. The screen brightness was fine for what I was using it for. As for speed, terrible. This is probably due to the garbage apps, and lack of testing. I would not buy this again due to poorly tested software, and overly cheap hardware. ASUS, it's a fail. You can do better. If you want this review removed, send me a working laptop. -MrNetTek

Decent build quality. Reverses nicely from a notebook computer into a tablet. 720P HD screen is acceptable but not outstanding. I got a "used" unit from a reputable seller and it arrived in new condition and I got an outstanding price. Touch screen works fine. Now: 4GB ram is on the low end but for normal day to day tasks, works fine. You will need to be patient for the first week as MSoft constantly updates all the software on the HD. 64GB of storage space is again, minimal but if you just need basic software, it will work. You can store your data on a micros sd card in the slot and you can get a 256GB micro card for around 20 bucks. Of course having the ability to expand your storage by plugging it in is great. The keyboard works fine. It's not backlit but at the price there are some compromises. All in all I like it a lot. I use it in tablet mode to access youtube while I ride my exercycle and have the tablet in a bracket. The screen isn't great, but it is okay. Again, price compromises. Give it a week or so and it will stop seeming to be slow once msoft updates everything.