I liked the support for Wifi technology and the provision of two signal receivers, as well as the inclusion of a signal receiver with the product. I also liked the support for the TPM 2.0 chip, although it was not enabled by default. I was able to activate it from the UEFI settings and update the system to Windows 11. I hope that CyberPower will enable it by default in all future products, as I faced difficulty in activating it from the UEFI settings.I did not like the included power plug, as it was a US-style plug and not a UK-style plug. There was no option to choose the power plug of my preference to be included with the product, so I had to purchase electrical adapters to operate the device.I did not like the customizable top and side mouse buttons. The top buttons, which are two buttons behind the scroll wheel, did not work at all. As for the side buttons, which are four on the left side of the mouse, one of them was a duplicate of the main left click button and did not have the continuous press feature like the main button. Only one independent and customizable button was working, while the remaining two side buttons did not work. I also did not like the responsiveness of the mouse scroll wheel, as when rapidly scrolling to switch weapons during gaming, it would only register three out of four consecutive and rapid movements.I did not like the keyboard, as it only has the English language and does not include the Arabic language. There was no option to choose an additional language to accompany the English language.I did not like the use of a non-standard RAM model, as it is not readily available in the market. If I wanted to upgrade the RAM to 32GB, I would not be able to do so, which indicates that this product is not easily upgradable, and this also disappointed me.I did not like the fact that this product could not run games at an acceptable level unless I set all the settings between low and off. The graphics card would choke every time I did not set the settings between low and off, and when I contacted the game support team and provided them with all the information about the product I own, they informed me that the product I own is weak. How can a product that supports DirectX12 not be able to run games at the highest settings or at least at medium settings? Any product that supports DirectX12 is expected to be able to run games at least at medium settings.I was unable to benefit from the bundled software games, despite their good names, due to the aforementioned weaknesses of the product. I was aware that the product is weak and that I would not be able to run the games properly, and even if I could, the 465GB internal storage would not be enough to install all these games.I did not like the use of a non-standard internal storage model, as it is not readily available in the market, and even if I could find a replacement, the motherboard only has one slot for this type of model, which I did not like.I did not like the noise of the fans, as they are audible at the default, performance, and high settings, and even at the low setting, there is still noticeable noise.I did not like the lack of a Blu-ray drive, as how can a product designed for PC gaming not include a disc drive for PC games?