ASUS - 11.6" Laptop - Intel Celeron - 2GB Memory - 32GB eMMC Flash Memory - Star Gray

My first laptop just learning seems to be pretty easy to operate a good product overall

Got it on blacks Friday and Hess what 2 month later it’s not going on, Best Buy won’t return it and asus customer support sucks ! DO NOT BUY

I LOVE IT! I've always been intrigued by the price of these laptops and had fought the urge to purchase one for a very long time. But this year felt right and so I bought it during the Black Friday Sale. Coming from a MacBook Pro and other powerful windows laptops from work, I was somewhat disappointed when I first started using this laptop, but the more I used it the more I fell in love with it. Just be prepared to adjust your expectations and this you will be happy! For the most part this laptop is a perfect secondary computer for web browsing, simple word processing, and video streaming. It was exactly what I was looking for. I like how it's ultraportable so I don't have to lug my heavier laptops with me when I'm on the go. It's also budget friendly so it's not too hard on the wallet if anything were to happen. More importantly it runs full Windows (comes with S Mode, but you can switch to full Windows 10 Home for free) so it's more capable than my ipad in some aspects. It's also decked out with the latest I/O ports USB 3.0 and USB-C. Yes it only has 32GB of storage, but I added a micro SD card so storage isn't a problem. With 2GB of RAM just don't drown it with open tabs and programs and you'll be fine. It's overall a very zippy computer and I won't let it leave my commuter backpack! Definitely recommend this awesome machine!

I needed a lightweight portable laptop and this sleek little number fills the bill. Thin and light, around 2 lbs, it has an 11.6 screen, efficient Inel Celeron processor, 2GB ram. windows 10, and at least 6 hours of battery, It has plenty of capability for the short term, so easy to carry and the price is right.

I purchased a Surface 2 tablet a couple of years ago and deeply regret it. Just a pain. The Asus is so much better. It's small (about the same size as the Surface) and it has enough memory to do work related tasks and email. I purchased 2016 Word, Excel and PowerPoint for $50 and it handles everything I need just fine. I like the long life battery and often leave the power cord at home for day trips. I simply put the items I need for a particular trip on the Asus, work on them, and then transfer them back to my regular computer when I get home. Don't expect outrageous speed or huge memory or storage, but if you are looking for an inexpensive grab-and-go laptop you can't go wrong with the Asus E203MA.

If you're buying this as a main and productive laptop, you're going to be sadly disappointed. This has minimal resources and would be great for basic use or for kids. I personally purchased this for running diagnostics on my car and it will stay in my car. Its performance has been fine, it hangs up when too many things are going on, as expected. 2GB of memory is not a lot for laptops and I don't know of any ability to expand it. You don't get a lot of storage, so something like Google Drive or iCloud is recommended for storing photos. One thing I would recommend is taking the laptop out of S-mode. S-mode is a restricted version of Windows 10 and it does not allow you to install your own applications, such as Chrome. To get out of S-mode, run all of your updates for Windows and then go to Microsoft Store and update everything there as well. Once that is done and you've restarted, go to Settings > Update & Security > Activation (ensure it's activated). On there, you will see Microsoft Store, choose this and it'll open it up and follow the messaging of taking it out of S-mode. Please note that if this laptop is for kids or someone who isn't technology savvy, keeping it in S-mode is recommended. Under the right purpose, I would recommend this for basic needs. This laptop was not built or intended to fulfill your needs of high performance or multitasking.

The price on sale was a little over $100 for a new generation Celeron and graphics chip capable of playing 4K video and running Windows 10 Home (with a simple change in settings) rather than the "safe" version which limits one to only Microsoft approved apps. Lightweight without the limitations of the Chrome ecosystem. Good keyboard. Reasonable screen resolution and quality. Capable of doing useful tasks that are reasonably within its scope, like presentations, word processing, internet browsing, playing media, light livestreaming, and other useful things. A great second computer for carrying on the go without the risk of an expensive laptop overloaded with personal data that you don't want to lose. Reliability? It's just been used for a few weeks, so that's indeterminate at this point. I did have a question, and a free ASUS phone conversation resolved it.

Nice notebook for the price. Works great, is light & is great to carry around.