It took a long time for the first set of updates, setup, as well as a bit of a hitch in the giddyup with Office, since I am a student and have free access to the newer software online already, but that was worked out without too much hair-pulling

light and feel nice, but it is noisy some times, like a jet taking off and the angle the screen opens is just about 170°.

Still haven't figured out why I kept dragging tabs every time I tapped on the pad to change tabs, so I had to turn off 'tap touchpad to select' option

I did this several times and it didn't work.

Very impressive boot time

It's happened twice but both times, it started working normally again after a couple days

So I decided to buy another Zen book, but this time without the flip function thinking that it might work out better.

Great display and pretty lightweight, but the mouse pad jumps all the time making scrolling annoying and difficult.

So I am really very disappointed and very upset - at the inconvenience, time wasted, stress and frustration

Fast startup, battery lasts long time, has everything my large laptop had, but so much better as it is so light and portable.

Still, I pray that I never have to talk to ASUS tech support again, as I fear it would be as painful as the first time

Crashed many times, so I returned it.

Again, limited usage time thus

Asus has officially lost a customer for life, I will cringe every time I have to use that dam

So on top of the time lost getting this pc to work again, I cannot afford to send it in for

The computer broken again (third times) so I sent it to repair in October

and I could do homework in a reasonable time frame

It also seems to have a harder time connecting to wifi than most of my housemate's laptops or than my tablet