The headline about covers it. For a sub-$200 Windows laptop, it seemed pretty good on paper. The low capacity flash-based storage isn't ideal, but could theoretically be expanded through the dual USB and Micro SD card slots; it was certainly plenty for my intended purposes. Alas, turning on when the "power" button is pressed or held is my bare minimum for an acceptable product, and this laptop managed it twice before never doing it again. I'm unable to judge it on any other criteria, but failing to power on is honestly a deal-breaker for ANY consumer electronics.