Asus Chromebook Flip Cx3 Not Charging

Purchased this adapter to connect a mouse to an Asus Chromebook Flip...works as advertised.

I bought this because I own an Asus Chromebook CX5601 and I wanted a way to dock it and use it with a double monitor setup. This docking station has enabled me to do this seamlessly. This has enabled me to connect my Chromebook with two 4K monitors, a USB keyboard and mouse, and a webcam, and all of it works quickly and flawlessly. Excellent docking station.

I purchased this sleeve for my Asus C302 Chromebook. The sleeve contains a pocket on each side with a 4-inch opening to provide storage for a compact folding keyboard, charger cables, etc. The cavity for Chromebook has a soft lining. I'm very happy with this and would recommend to family and friends.

Works perfectly on Mac and and ASUS Chromebook. I use it for an external monitor on my Chromebook. I use the power pass through to charge the chromebook as well as the monitor interface. On the mMaqc to simply use it as USBA ports (Mac is USB C and Thunderbolt only). Works perfectly.

Portable lightweight solution for photo and video editing. Have used on Asus Chromebook and new 15” MBook Pro for Photoshop and FC Pro. Easily fits in case or backpack for travel and it is very light and compact

Good quality and well made. Charging my Asus laptop as well as the original one.

It seems well-made my Chromebook looks comfy in it.

There were many more expensive adapters, but this does just what we need. It was purchased to connect our Asus flip C302 Chromebook to our Brother printer, but we only use it for our mouse. The printer setup is wireless.� I suppose eventually we'll have a wireless mouse, but in the meantime the adapter works great.

I'm coming from the Manfrotto 190CX3 Carbon Fiber Tripod. It was a beautiful tripod, rock solid, reliable... that was until I ran it over. The carbon fiber survived flawlessly but the metal hinge sheered (impressed it handled that much stress so well). So needless to say I had to replace it. The things I liked about the CX3: Compactness Lever action to release legs Weight Functionality I was spoiled by the CX3. So I did some research and I landed on the upgraded MT190CXPRO4. It has everything I like and more. The weight change wasn't terrible, an increase by 0.6 lbs. The compactness was better by an inch. I also gained nearly 6 inches of height which I felt was something the CX3 lacked, that extra height matters when you're working on a slope or irregular terrain. The levers also have more snap to them. It feels as if they really lock down, clean and crisp. And the functionality, which is pretty much parallel, feels much more rugged and well built. But this all comes at the expense of another $200. Overall I'm impressed with the tripod and I can definitely feel where that extra $200 went. If you're on a budget; you wont be disappointed with the 190CX3. But if you have the money; this is a great way to spend it wisely. I'd also recommend pairing this with the Acratech GP ballhead. If you're like me shooting at the most bizzare angles known to man and looking for a high performance, easy to clean ballhead; look no further. Dirt, dust, sand, water, or the occasional vicious lion... works through it all. It's a work of art. And it's also made in the USA.

I needed a longer cable for charging my ASUS T100. Works perfectly!