Briefly
The ASUS Chromebook Flip CX5 has a fast CPU for a Chromebook: not a Pentium or Celeron, but an Intel Core version. This greatly improves system performance, which is especially noticeable if you use several applications side by side or want to use required Linux software. For all this beauty, you pay a high price, since you can also buy a faster and more versatile Windows laptop. There are also Chromebook convertibles in similar configurations at a lower price point, and the Chromebook Flip CX5 has a few other drawbacks: a dull display with dull colors and somewhat noisy cooling. Battery life is not above average.
At CES in January, innovations like QD OLED screens† Auto color change And the New advanced CPUs Which attracts all the attention, but somewhere in a corner of the (virtual) trading floor, ASUS also had some new Chromebooks in store: the convertible Chromebook Flip CX5 and the more expensive, unflappable CX9. Price-wise, the two are clearly at the Chromebook market end. So, they have facilities that you also find on Windows laptops, such as a smooth Intel Core processor, a large 14 or 15.6-inch screen, more RAM, and a fast WiFi connection.
After we were recently Affordable ChromeOS Convertible Devices In this review, we’ll take a look at the cheapest premium Chromebooks from ASUS for 2022. The Chromebook Flip CX5, whose chassis is very similar Chromebook Flip CM5 From last year, now in stores in the Netherlands. In implementation as we tested, it costs like this 600 EUR† So you get a device with an 11th generation Intel Core i3 processor, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of SSD. Compared to Windows laptops, that’s not an exciting spec, but for a Chromebook, the Chromebook Flip CX5 promises to be an above-average fast. You can read in this review how luxurious flip-flop is a good buy as well.
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