Never heard of a Chuwi brand laptop? Me neither until I came across this HeroBook Pro sporting a bright, crisp 14-inch full high-definition screen, 8 Gb of RAM, a 256 Gb SSD, 2.8 GHz Celeron CPU, Windows 11 and decent complement of ports. There's also a card slot for additional storage.Making it easier to try an unknown (to me, at least) brand was this, from this laptop's Amazon product page: "Free maintenance within one year after purchase, free return and exchange within three months."The product page shows the HeroBook Pro's regular price at $239 but it was just $189 when I ordered. (Still at $189 as of 8/26/2023, as I write this review).  For that incredibly reasonable price I would expect no more than 4 Gb RAM, 64 GB storage, a born-to-struggle CPU, weak dull screen and dead-to-the-touch keyboard.After some time to get this laptop set up and put it to regular use, I can recommend it without hesitation for the routine uses most of us need a laptop for: e-mails, messaging, Web surfing, blogging, social networking, correspondence, etc. It's no speed demon but does move along at a good pace.  Game-wise, I'm into some solitaire now and then. The Chuwi's specs tell me it's not designed for hot, heavy and high-speed action games.  Then again, it's one-fourth or less the price of a laptop designed for that kind of game playing. Is there no downside to this remarkable bargain laptop? Not much that I've found.  My biggest concern, although nothing bad has happened because of it, is an apparent lack of ventilation for the electronic innards. A few days after my Chuwi arrived, Microsoft sent along a triple-whammy update. That meant big. long-running downloads followed by intensive data-hustling within the tight confines of the Chuwi's unperforated case. So, as one would expect, it got hot. There was no meltdown, no smoke, no fire, no breakdown. Just me tapping my fingers, anxious to get this over with and hoping the heat wouldn't do damage. Just to be safe, I borrowed my wife's mini table-top fan and directed it at the Chuwi. No, it hadn't gotten hot enough to fry eggs on. It's just that I baby my gear.If you need an amazingly good Windows laptop for surprisingly little money, you're not likely to do better than this Chuwi HeroBook Pro. Odd name, great deal.