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Question: What is the battery life like and is it replaceable? Thank you
Document: Definitely not a reason to avoid this laptop.Battery life is pretty good. You may have to tweak the power settings to get your wifi adapter to stay working, but that is Windows 8, not Asus.I like how they fit 3 USB ports, a card reader, a lock, an ethernet, hdmi, and vga port on such a small laptop. I like having USB ports on both sides, and they managed to do that. Awesome.
But, my poor real, pay the rent and utilities world, and grad school have nothing to do with Windows 8.1This is just one man's opinion, but I think there are a lot more people like me that just can't take the time to voice their opinion, because they're trying to figure-out the new and improved Windows 8.1.
I'm an adult, and need a computer for real life work! OMG, does Microsoft even remember what the rest of us in the working world have to do with a computer....work!
After seeing this size screen elsewhere, I realize that this is not big enough for my purposes. The box has not been opened and amrequesting return instructions. Thank you, Doris Helwig
I have run MS Access, Excel, Firefox, and Thunderbird all at the same time and it has handled it. The task bar sometimes doesn't work with all those windows open, but that is a Win8 problem, not this machine.The finish on the computer is great at taking everyday use and not showing wear or fingerprints. I can also go all day when traveling with it on battery.
Light weight, fast start, plenty of ports, excellent sound system.I have several then high end laptops. Everything meet my needs, but the battery cannot last long after 4 or five years. Now they always need power line plugged in. So I need a simple, light weight, HDMI out port for presentations. This ASUS X200 11&#34; is perfect for me.
What, NO BLUETOOTH! That's right. I spent two weeks going over the specs, while looking for another ASUS notebook, after my 1002HA finally reached then end of its life. I have used three ASUS computers in the past 6 years, and loved them all. So, when researching this time, I found the X200MA. I need a touch screen and Bluetooth because I have a disability. According to the ASUS website, this unit has everything I need.
While it is annoying to not be able to use the laptop with strong light behind you, that's the trade-off you have with touchscreen. I love sitting outside with my laptop, but I would pick this touchscreen over a regular matte screen any day.The only thing I wish was better is the trackpad. It isn't horrible, but I have trouble using two fingers to scroll down. I am not sure if it is the trackpad or if it is Windows 8.
What gives!?!?!? Put a simple icon at the bottom of the screen and turn off the computer in one simple step, not three steps. The &#34;Apps&#34; section shows just how much Windows 8.1 is geared towards the trending-friends-tweeting user.
Was just gifted this laptop a few days ago as my parents knew that I needed one to finish out my last year at Temple U and have been struggling to save any kind of money what with paying off student loans, credit cards, car insurance, etc... (Adulthood, yay!) I haven't used anything past Windows XP, so navigating around 8.1 has been a little tricky for me.
Answer: I have owned the Asus for about 3 weeks and run close to 4 hours before plugging in for charging. I do not know if the battery is replaceable but given a few minutes and a screwdriver I can solve all the world's problems.