I just started using it, so I will do another update pretty soon. I'm going to skip the positives, because everyone knows this is an affordable laptop that mostly gets the job done for browsing/school/work. It looks fine, seems solid. However, so far the battery life is going a little quicker than I would like. I'm going to keep it on until it drains to see how many hours I actually get out of it.The other thing to be aware of is there is no advanced settings for RAM in the BIOS. I'm not technically adept enough to say that it matters on this machine. All I know is I replaced the 4gb RAM stick with a single 16gb stick and performance in task manager says I'm getting 2400 out of it. If it was able to be overclocked I believe I'd be able to get all 2666hz out of the RAM but again I'm not sure as my knowledge of this stuff is limited. I did not do a thorough diagnostic but may update this review with one through cpu-z at some point.*EDIT*Updated to 5 stars. So I'm not 100% on this, but I'm pretty sure the quick battery drain was due to the OS. Once I disabled Windows 10 S, to just regular Windows, the battery drain slowed down quite a bit. The power setting in " Windows S" was 2 or 3 spots away from full performance mode. When switched out of "S"(a horrible OS btw, I suggest to get rid of it), the power setting switched to a balance mode. Either way, the battery life greatly improved. So anyhow, for the price this laptop is definitely worth 5 stars so far 👍*YET ANOTHER EDIT*Changed to 4 stars. The battery life is crap. I'm running Ubuntu which is way less demanding than windows. Even after completely getting rid of windows and using Ubuntu I seem to be averaging somewhere between 5-6 hours of battery life. This is with screen brightness around low-medium, about 4 tabs in Firefox, music playing and an html editor open. I've also read that these models batteries are not replaceable unless you're willing (or able) to remove a bunch of internal components, or the motherboard, not 100% sure.