ASUS 10.1” Transformer Mini T102HA-D4-GR, 2in1 Touchscreen Laptop, Intel Quad-Core Atom, 4GB RAM, 128GB EMMC, Pen and Keyboard Included

+++Update 04/17/2018:+++I had bought 2 of these at the same time, and the charge port on both failed within a few weeks of each other. Luckily, at that time, both were still under warranty. I had enough battery to back up my wife's tablet, but mine was dead when I realized it wasn't charging. ASUS took care of both machines (still under warranty) and they were returned with new Motherboards. And new harddrives. (I'm assuming the drives are built-in to the boards for the sake of room.) Re-loaded both and we were back up and running. Now my screen has developed a crack in the touch field, not the display, and is useless. I will be contacting ASUS this weekend to see what the damage to my wallet will be. MAybe I can get it backed up this time. We'll see.I'm going to deduct a star for having charging problems in the first place, but only one, since ASUS fixed it under warranty.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++I'm not a gamer. At most, I will play a slots or hidden objects game. Most of my time on the computer is spent surfing the web or post-processing my photographs. With the addition of Onedrive and a mid-sized micro-SD card, this is the perfect computer for me. If I had to, I could fit the machine in my camera bag to take it with me. I do have to be careful not to get too many programs and apps open at the same time, though.This machine gives you multiple methods to input to it: Touch-screen or stylus, mouse (via the usb (3.0) port), internal and external keyboards.You have the option, in windows 10, to use it in either tablet mode or desktop mode. Tablet mode keeps the win10 start menu up all of the time, and depends on the on-screen keyboard, with touch and the stylus, for input. Your mouse inputs also work in tablet mode. Desktop mode acts like a traditional computer.The stylus is electronic, and depends on a AAAA (that's right, Quadruple A!) battery for power. I didn't even know they made such a thing, lol. After 6 months of use, the nib end on mine is starting to get somewhat mushy, and I don't know if the tip alone can be replaced.I have enjoyed using it for the 6 months I've had it. I look forward to using it for a few more years.***As always, I have neither asked for, nor received, any compensation for my review. This is my own, un-biased opinion. (And lots of it!)***

Purchased this notebook about 2 weeks after it came out. Replaced an ASUS T-100 that gave satisfactory service as my "portable" PC while traveling on business and during vacations for three years, but the older Transformer began to have battery and other hardware issues as well as a grumpy and inconsistent touch screen in Laptop mode. It handled the full MS Office 365 and Office 2013 Suite pretty well while on the road. I've had the new Mini now for two weeks.The new Transformer Mini T102HA-D4-GR is the first PC/Laptop/Notebook I've purchased over the past 32 years which not only meets the hype on the ASUS web site, but significantly exceeds my best expectations in virtually every gradeable area. The touch screen is absolutely outstanding in all respects, the INTEL processor gives the Mini a fast tempo in all tasks, including wireless streaming for every source utilized so far, and it is really nice to have the AC wireless built in to the chassis. Battery life is exceptional! Best speakers I've ever heard in any Laptop/Notebook. It is a perfect match with Windows 10 and I find myself actually having fun with it! The aesthetics of the polished metal shell, felt lined base, and feather weight, combined with the superb performance, makes one question how this hard working Mini can achieve a profit for ASUS at only $399.00. While it may present itself as a "budget" machine, it is clearly FAR above the budget category in all respects.I'll update this review in a month or two to see if any of this praise and adulation must be moderated (I doubt that that will happen.).UPDATE (November 30, 2016): After a couple months' use, I am reverifying all comments made earlier. This little horse continues to exceed expectations in all respects--the most satisfying computer I've ever owned!