I bought this computer-on-a-stick to allow me to run Zoom calls on my "smart" tv (which, despite it being 2022, still can't run Zoom natively.)In order to fit a full Windows 10 computer on an HDMI stick, some compromises had to be made, and those compromises are apparent when running some apps. Streaming apps, such as Amazon Prime and HBO Max tend to run slowly and at lower resolution than running them directly off the smart TV, despite being on the exact same wifi network. Zoom works, but has noticeable lag, especially at the start of calls. The issue is not a bandwidth one, but due to the limited processor and clock speed. Even just viewing the webcam (a Logitech 1080 camera) shows some lag. Interestingly, the lag typically diminishes after 5-10 minutes, and there are long periods during Zoom calls when this setup works fairly well.I bought this device specifically so that I wouldn't have to plug my laptop into the television every time I want to join a Zoom call. The only alternative, as far as I've been able to find, is Facebook Portal TV, which I don't want to use. I also looked into using a Raspberry Pi microcomputer, OnScreen (which sucked, big time), and an Android-on-a-stick computer. None of these other approaches were viable, so this appears to be the only option. As such, it works, but not without some annoying issues, such as lag.