I love nearly everything about this laptop but would have returned it in a heartbeat had I realized one significant flaw in time.  Sadly I did not open the box for several weeks and now I am stuck with it.  Shame on me.The flaw in question may seem minor, but it becomes so aggravating that even the most mellow person would want to throw it out a window.  The flaw?  The trackpad.Because the trackpad is one complete unit without a defined left or right 'mouse button', a plethora of issues can occur.  MOST annoying is that the slightest touch will move the cursor to another part of a sentence being typed - and it happens frequently.  Quickly and correctly typing notes or documents is not an option because of this.  Further, without a defined button for left and right, you can only be certain you are hitting the right key by going to the furthest left or right corner of the keypad.  It's hard to be efficient when you have to do this.It may not sound like much, but when your work includes lots of typing and use of the left and right mouse buttons, it can be infuriating.Edit 05/22 - Another problem - One I thought I would get used to, is the numeric keypad - the bottom row has the zero to the left, decimal button in the center, and enter button to the right.  This is not standard and it causes many errors.The computer itself is otherwise amazing - so I cannot fathom why they would include such a frustrating component to ruin the whole experience.  It's truly a deal-breaker for me.  I recommend finding a similar quality computer but make sure it has a defined left and right key at the bottom of the mouse pad and save yourself the frustration I am dealing with using this computer for both work and personal use 60+ hours a week.