This is a pretty basic but decent computer. I use it mostly to work online and it is able to easily browse the web and keep multiple tabs running. However, I did have to upgrade the RAM from 4GB to 8GB to make it work even smoother. Chrome is really a RAM hogger. I have not added a hard drive as I don't store photos or other media on my computer but the option is there if you need more space. And, though it came in Windows S Mode, I easily removed that limitation and activated the full version of Windows 10. Here's what I like and don't like:The backlit keyboard works as it should and I like that you can manually turn it on and off.The keyboard is comfortable to use (though not as quiet as I'd like when typing).The screen is bright and has good viewing angles.It starts up really fast. Like... 1.2 seconds with custom antivirus and under 1 second without it. Shuts down in the blink of an eye too.All the standard ports you need (no USB C though).What don't I like?The SOUND. My phone's speaker provides louder sounds than this computer. Luckily, I have headphones (you'll need them).If you don't upgrade the RAM you'll experience lag and hangs (depending on what you're doing). Even at 8 GB, it hangs sometimes. I think I'll go for 16 GB. This is because even at 8GB the system reserves 2GB for the graphics card so you really only get 6GB to use for other tasks.Definitely not for hardcore gaming! Don't buy if you want to play video games (games that you can stream are fine though). For reference, with 8GB I can safely play League of Legends, Legends of Runeterra, and Teamfight Tactics without lag. And I can stream games via Stadia with no problems. Outside of that, don't even think about it.It scratches easily so be careful when removing the bottom piece to add the extra RAM or a hard drive.