Asus X552EA-DH41

sleek and light

Asus support is non-existent, RMA requests go into deaf ears. After 6 months, hard disk died, no response from ASUS support. 1.5 years later, laptop won't boot, many users facing same problem - blank screen and all leds on

NONE

Windows would not activate, Kept saying that the windows key was in use on another PC and I had to purchase a new copy of windows

NONE

Windows would not activate, Kept saying that the windows key was in use on another PC and I had to purchase a new copy of windows

Amazing price for what you get. Light weight. Screen is very clear. The cool touch feature is very nice to have when you have a ton of typing to do

The RAM slot can only handle up to a 4 gig stick

great laptop with a built in dvdrw which seems to be rare now days. performs well

Intel I series processors are much faster than this, but it's still a good solid performer

great laptop with a built in dvdrw which seems to be rare now days. performs well

Intel I series processors are much faster than this, but it's still a good solid performer

Good performance and cheap cost. Fair display but with the usual embarrassingly low resolution, USB3, nice keyboard. Once you jettison LoseDoze 8 and UEFI and install Fedora 19 or 20 (XFCE, not the Gnome cell phone), you've got a real computer....

Touchpad is beyond terrible. Get a small wireless mouse. Sadly, Fedora 20 no longer includes AMD Catalyst driver in the rpmfusion repo. Since Nvidia Optimus is a non-starter on Linux laptops, we've been thrown to the wolves. Google Linus Thorvald's...