This is a basic budget laptop that is marketed towards productivity. The build quality is good, and the keyboard has a nice feel when typing. The laptop performed better than expected given the specifications, running windows smoothly and handling browsing and video tasks with ease. Battery life is good, and the device comes with very few preinstalled programs (aka bloatware), which was refreshing.With 4GB of RAM and a 128GB drive, this laptop is best suited to someone doing light web browsing and general office work. You will quickly run into performance issues when multitasking. If you do a lot of work with spreadsheets (excel, google spreadsheets, etc.) or have multiple browser windows open the 4GB of ram will become a limitation. The positive is there is room in the machine to upgrade RAM if needed.Our biggest issue with this laptop is that It's very weird to see a modern laptop marketed towards productivity that has a screen lower than 1080p full HD resolution. The standard HD resolution (1366X768) removes a lot of screen area and has a big impact on how good videos look, or how much you can fit onto the screen at once when browsing the web, which lowers your productivity - and this isn't something you can upgrade later. At time of writing, for a few dollars more there are machines with significantly better specs - lower weight, full HD (1080p) screens, 8GB RAM and 256GB drives.