TL;DR: The motherboard on this laptop gave out after barely two-and-a-half years, bricking the computer and leaving me with a glorified $3,000 paperweight.But, even assuming this laptop could last the industry minimum standard of four years, it's BARELY worth it: The touchscreen is decently responsive, but sometimes "freaks" out and is too heavy in any event. This "laptop" is a behemoth that can easily weigh you down while traveling.Additionally, while this laptop may weigh as much as some desktop computers, it can't even come close to matching the performance of one. The cooling fans are noticeable, the edges of the laptop are rather sharp all around and will dig into your wrists as you type, one of the rubber "sliders" on the bottom of the laptop came off after just a few months of use, and the webcam on this laptop is just 720p. Basically, have fun using and traveling with an external keyboard, mouse, and webcam if you WFH.If I were judging it off of just the above qualities, I'd probably give it a 2.5 out of 5. If I were considering the exorbitant $3,000 price point as well, I'd give it a 1.5 out of 5.But, this laptop didn't make it to the four-year mark. In fact, it couldn't even make it to the three-year mark. Instead, after just 31 months (barely two-and-a-half years) of ordinary use, the motherboard failed without explanation. No water damage, shock, etc. It just failed. Stay away from this product and save your money.