Bought this over two years ago and it still works consistently with no noticeable degradation in performance. Even convinced my parents to buy two more for themselves and they don't regret purchasing. In general, this laptop is great for browsing the web, watching movies, and doing non-intensive work. Great for college students since it's relatively cheap compared to other options and is so light that you barely notice it's in your bag. I get roughly 3.5 hours on battery life and a bit more if I lower the brightness/change power settings.Initially it did struggle with multiple browser tabs and windows open, but this was resolved by upgrading the RAM from 4gb to 8gb. It also comes with space for an extra SSD drive, which I currently use to boot off with Linux Mint. It does have Windows 10 S mode, but you can disable that in the settings. Keep in mind that this is not a gaming laptop, though it can run usually run older titles on low settings with playable fps (e.g. Minecraft and League of Legends).Pros:-Quiet-Has similar aesthetics and weight to a Macbook (slap an apple sticker over the Acer logo on the front if you like..)-Good build quality, responsive keys and trackpad-Screen can unfold slightly past 180 degrees-Power cable brick is smaller than what you get on most laptops-Comes with an ethernet port-Fast boot time-Supports at least two external monitors with a docking station-Mic quality is a little too good (called a friend on Discord with this and he thought it was an ASMR mic since it was picking up everything)Cons:-There is no LED indication for CAPS lock. You can probably enable an on-screen notification when caps lock is on but it would be so much more convenient to have the light itself. This becomes annoying when you're entering in a password on a website and can't tell whether or not you are entering it in upper or lowercase.-Does not come with a Microsoft Office license so you will need to either download LibreOffice (which works decently well as an alternative) or pay for the service. If you need Word or Powerpoint I recommend going with Office 2019 which was the last version of Office that works with a one-time payment instead of a subscription service-Does not do well with graphically-intense rendering (e.g. zoom backgrounds, video editing or heavy-duty gaming) but I can't really hold that against this specific laptop at this price