This laptop gives GREAT performance for the price. I wish it came with more than 4GBs of ram, but upgrading that to 8GBs is an easy $20 upgrade or so. Main points with more detail at the bottom:- Good screen, but not super bright. My model didn't have a touch screen, but that's fine by me, I don't want fingerprints all over it anyway- Decent speakers- Good battery life- Good keyboard, typing feels okay- Okay trackpad, can be annoying sometimes- Fast SSD, it boots up fast- Okay for light gamingThe screen has GREAT colors, I was pleasantly surprised. Decent viewing angles, but it's not the brightest screen, I'd say about 300 lumens or so. Usable during the day, even with some sunlight, and it won't burn your eyes at night if you accidentally leave the brightness all the way up, it's in a good spotThe NvMe drive is plenty fast for booting up and launching programs, but at 128GBs, you'll want to add a 1TB Hard Drive for around $40 if you need to store more than just a few documents and not too many programs.This laptop can do some light gaming, plays light games like Cuphead at 60fps on battery or plugged in. Portal 2 over 100fps when plugged in, and it's GREAT to stream games through Steam if you already have a gaming desktop and a good Internet connection. Otherwise, don't expect to run AAA titles like Call of Duty or Apex Legends with this, it's more for indie titles or small gamesBattery usually lasts me around 5 hours or more, with the brightness usually turned up a bit, so I can watch YouTube, Netflix, etc. or listen to music and do homework for a while. I usually don't use speakers to watch or listen to stuff, but they can be decently loud, I like that it has a headphone jack and Bluetooth so I can use any type of headphonesTrackpad is okay, feels nice and has some good gestures. It supposedly uses Windows Precision Drivers, but I'm not too sure. Sometimes while typing my palm will move the trackpad so it jitters in the spot, which is a bit annoying but easily ignoredThe one con about this laptop is that the backlight for the keyboard turns off basically 5 seconds after you don't touch the keyboard. It's nice for saving battery, but if you're using it where it's dark, you'll have to hit some random key so you have light to hit the key you want to. I haven't found a way to change this setting or even the brightness of the backlight, so take that as you willOverall, 4/5. Good bang for your buck, specially when it's around $310 like when I bought it, I'd definitely grab this on sale if you find it for less than $300!