Asus Chromebook Flip C434 gets massive 52% discount on Amazon – NotebookCheck.net News

Unveiled in early 2019 at the CES trade show in Las Vegas, the Asus Chromebook Flip C434 arrived as the direct successor to the original Chromebook Flip. However, it only became available for purchase at the end of March 2019. The launch price of the Intel Core m3-8100Y-powered model was US$569.99. Now, Amazon has it in stock with a list price of US$569.99, but the ongoing 52% discount has pushed the price to a wallet-friendly US$259.99.

Although it has been around for a while, the Asus Chromebook Flip C434 still looks good thanks to the NanoEdge display with 5 mm bezels on each side. This way, the 14-inch display fits inside the body of a 13-inch laptop. The FHD toushcreen features a durable 360-degree hinge that allows to use this convertible in tablet, tent, or stand mode. The discounted model number is C434TA-DS384T and, in addition to the aforementioned processor, its sports 8 GB of memory and 64 GB eMMC internal storage. Last but not least, a super bright backlit keyboard alongside two USB Type-C Gen 1 and a single Type-A Gen 1 ports should also be mentioned.

The Asus Chromebook Flip C434 has 904 user reviews on Amazon so far, with a global rating of 4.3/5. This score is the result of 67% perfect ratings and 14% 4/5 reviews, alongside 3, 2, and single-star assessments (7%, 2%, and 9%, respectively). The breakdown by feature highlights the screen quality (4.4),battery life (4.3),touchscreen (4.2),as well as brightness and value for money (4.0 each).

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