GEO Flex 230 2-in-1 Laptop with 13.3-inch Touchscreen Windows 10 Intel Pentium Quad-Core 4GB RAM 128GB SSD - Includes 1 Year Microsoft 365, Silver

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I didn’t look particularly closely at the motherboard, but I couldn’t see any obvious SODIMM slots or similar. The inbuilt accelerometer works well to detect screen orientation and the touch screen is accurate and responsive. UPDATE: Refurbished / Opened Box versions of this laptop are now available through Laptop Outlet and have been rebranded as FIVETECH.

Can I Upgrade The Storage In The Geo Flex 2 In 1 Laptop? Can I Upgrade The Storage In The Geo Flex 2 In 1 Laptop?

I’m not sure without looking at it – if it’s a Geo Flex with the little expansion hatch it should be an M2 slot. Can get a bit slow if Windows Defender is scanning or something is using that eMMC drive a bit hard. So given those reasons, you may want to upgrade the storage in the Geo Flex 2 in 1 laptop as a result. Please be aware that it’s possible the link above will break at some point and I’m not sure how happy Geo will be with me sharing it. If you’re familiar with tinkering around with hardware then it’s super easy to upgrade the storage in the Geo Flex 2 in 1.I’d save the drivers to another USB drive somewhere, or put them in your Google Drive account or something – you never know when you’ll want them again in the future. But, so long as there’s no stickers covering the screws on the bottom I don’t think it’ll hurt to have a look. Although I clearly indicated that my problem is a BIOS problem and I need the BIOS settings from them, they continued to force me to install windows.

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I recently acquired one of these laptops in the hopes that it would have the SSD slot to upgrade the storage, but unfortunately ended up with one of the revisions with the flush panel on the bottom.The link I posted to the WD is the exact one I used (or at least it was – I might have to check it’s still pointing to the right place now you’ve mentioned it! This means that potentially either a NVME Gen3 x2 interfaced card would work (it has the B-Key) or a SATA interfaced card would work (these have both keys). I’ve not got mine any more but there definitely wasn’t a physical keyboard switch next to the power. I did enjoy my little Geo Flex – the portability and light weight were a definite bonus for someone who’s going to be carrying it around college.