Asus VivoBook F202E

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

1
Average:

3
Bad:

1

Pros:

Lightweight, Slim and elegant design, Good connectivity options, Priced well.

Cons:

Battery life could have been better, Bad viewing angles and reflective screen

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Last revision on August 1, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Lightweight, Slim and elegant design, Good connectivity options, Priced well

Reviewers Didn't Like

Battery life could have been better, Bad viewing angles and reflective screen

Expert reviews and ratings

Although laptops with 14 and 15.6 inch displays are comfortable to work, they aren't as practical as their lightweight siblings with smaller displays when it comes to computing while you're on the move. These ultraportable laptops usually have a high...

By FirstPost on June 26, 2013

The ASUS VivoBook F202E is a stylish notebook that is very light and compact, making it very easy to carry around. The Core i3 CPU and 4 GB RAM ensures swift operations most of the times and it is certainly remarkably faster than Atom-based notebooks....

By TechTree on May 03, 2013

One of the pioneers of the netbook world has a computer it would like to show you. It lacks the EeePad name we saw on netbooks four years ago, and omits the Intel Atom processor, but we’re reminded very much of that generation of computers, because...

By Gadget Guy Australia on November 06, 2012

The ASUS Vivo Book F202 is a good entry point if you're after a cheap and well built Windows 8-based laptop with a touchscreen. Its performance is sluggish, but it's adequate for media consumption, Web browsing, and some document creation tasks. You...

By Good Gear Guide on November 01, 2012

It is quite a surprise that Asus positions this machine as a laptop, and not an ultrabook. But, honestly, we do not mind. The focus needs to be on the fact that it offers fairly acceptable performance in a very compact form factor. Almost the...

By Digit on April 11, 2013

With the launch of Windows 8, a number of manufacturers have been launching touch-friendly notebooks and ultrabooks. Initially these were all high-end devices, but now we are seeing more affordable notebooks in the...

By mymobile.co.in on April 17, 2013