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    (Updated review at the end.)I've had this laptop for eleven days and I ordered a replacement two days ago, and now I'm very glad I did. Three days ago, the screen started having glitches, videos/pictures moving from left to right rapidly, the very top of the screen starting to lose pixels (I don't know if that's the correct terminology.) I tried to restart the computer and the power button in the start menu said "There are currently no power options available." I still have no idea what that means and I've /never/ had a computer do that before (I also couldn't find any helpful information on how to fix that, so I had to hard restart my computer.) I hadn't had too many problems, still occasionally pictures/videos moving, until tonight when the screen mirrored in half horizontally and over the course of a minute started fading into a completely white screen, while the video I was watching continued to play with no audio problems. I did another hard restart and it's currently working while I type this, but as a full-time college student I can't afford to have a laptop that might unexpectedly crash on me. Not to mention anyone who spends $400 on something expects it to work properly. I'm giving it a second chance, understanding that this could just be one damaged computer, and will update the review either way--but I'm extremely disappointed that I have to deal with this.Just under two weeks with the replacement laptop and the exact same problems were happening. I attached a video since I'm not having an easy time explaining what was happening. I thought at first it was the Hulu app causing problems, but I've had no trouble using it on another computer. It would also happen even when I was just doing homework, which caused an unnecessary amount of stress. I've seen enough positive reviews to know it may just be a fluke, but honestly I recommend just spending $100-200 more on another laptop if you have the means. Or there are plenty of cheap laptops at Best Buy and other places that aren't super high quality but shouldn't have glitches and at least you'll have person-to-person access for any possible problems.