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Asus VivoBook W202NA Review

Asus VivoBook W202NA Review

Posted on September 6, 2017April 9, 2019 By Jarvis

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With the VivoBook W202NA, Asus aims to please students and budget-conscious parents with a versatile and highly durable laptop. For $279, this notebook features a bright 11.6-inch display, a rugged design and solid performance. Though the W202NA comes with the limited Windows 10S and a not-so-wonderful webcam, it’s still great for classroom use.

Design: Fun-sized, but tough

At 11.6 x 7.9 x 0.89 inches and 2.6 pounds, the Asus VivoBook W202NA is so small it almost looks like a toy. Its exterior is made out of a textured navy-blue plastic with matching rubber guarding its edges. The lid is slim and easy to open, and a silver Asus logo at the center adds a sophisticated touch.

The deck is chrome and has a lovely diamond pattern, while the hinge allows the VivoBook to flip back 180 degrees. I noticed some flex on the keyboard and bezel, but there wasn’t any creaking. The base, however, felt very sturdy and didn’t give away with applied pressure, while two rubber grips prevented sliding on my smooth desk.
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