I bought this for my wife who doesn't have particularly demanding uses for it. Mostly Facebook and email. I immediately upgraded the RAM from 4GB to 16GB with memory I had on-hand, so my review is based on this initial upgrade. We've owned it for about 2 months now.Lets start off with what I like about this laptop. Keep in mind this is weighted by the low price point:- The display is solid, especially at this price point. Every other laptop in this range has a crappy old TN display. This is the real party piece of this laptop.- The aluminum top shell looks nice.- Processor seems adequate, or dare I say it, almost speedy- The SSD also performs well, even if it is on the small side. My wife doesn't store much on her laptop, so this is a non-issue for me.- Battery life is solid. 4 hours of continuous, medium duty use with no issues and 6-8 hours with lighter workloads.- Easy to upgrade. The RAM upgrade was a breeze, and there's even space inside for a 2.5" SATA drive should you want to go that route instead of NVMe to upgrade storage. If you own an #1 Philips screwdriver and can remember righty-tighty lefty-loosey you should be good to go.This laptop isn't perfect (non of them are), so here's what I'm not crazy about:- The main body of the laptop isn't aluminum, it's plastic. This wouldn't be a big deal except for the fact that the plastic feels cheap. Really cheap. I'd go so far as to say flimsy. This doesn't inspire confidence that it will hold up for the long run, but so far so good.- Ditto on the track pad. It's worse than the track pad from the Chromebook this laptop replaced.- It's very hard to get the connector from the power adapter seated into the charging port. It almost feels like you are going to break something. It's gotten a little better with time though.Well, there it is. A decent performing laptop with questionable build quality. At this price point, that's kind of what I expected. Time will tell how it holds up, but so far, so good. If you have any illusions that this is going to be a budget gaming laptop, let me stop you right there. The processor and on-board video card are fine for normal, day to day tasks, but don't have any illusions about playing the latest video games at acceptable frame rates. Even Minecraft would be a stretch unless you upgrade the RAM like I did.