Construction feels solid. Lightweight but sturdy and thin profile. Not the world's best screen but manageable unless you're obsessed with HD. The number pad on the right of the keyboard is virtually useless, as it doesn't follow traditional keypad format. The rest of the keyboard is great and a joy to type on. Very responsive, and takes all of five seconds to remove the pre-installed Microsoft S for normal Windows 10.  All and all, well worth the $400. It's not going to set any records but it will handle 90% of population's needs.