This thing was 300 USD at one point. Totally worth it at that price. The 128 gb m.2 hard drive makes this thing very responsive and snappy. It came with only 4 gb of memory, but it can be easily upgraded on the cheap to 8 or 16 gb. I opted for 4 more gigs at about 15 dollars more. Amazing for a 15.6 screen size and full backlit keyboard.This came with Windows 10S, but you can upgrade it to a full version of Windows 10, and it's free. I guess it wasn't prior, from one of the reviews I read, but mine upgraded for free (dec 2019).The keyboard backlight doesn't stay on constantly, but this can be fixed if you go into the bios setup when you turn the computer on. There's an option in there to keep it on constantly. Kinda odd it's in there specifically.The colors of the screen are really dull, there doesn't seem to be a way to adjust it out of the box. I eventually downloaded the AMD graphics driver software, and replaced the driver it came with. The AMD catalyst software allows to change the screen color to something more vivid, so it's more bearable.The sound from it doesn't get all that load, I haven't found anything that fixes it, short of headphones.The cam mic array did not seem to function on mine. Zoom at least doesn't recognize the mic inputs.There are some issues with this laptop, but for the 300 dollar price point, and some minor tinkering, it is killer. I've used it as a dev machine for Unreal and Blender. Also runs my graphics screen tablet no problems. Wouldn't recommend gaming with it though. Esports games don't seem to run well, and even some emulation doesn't run very well. The total amount of memory you can put in it is quite high, 32 gb. There's also a place to put another ssd drive in it.