It's a good, basic computer for the average user looking to do basic office work. It's just as fast as a Google Pixel 3XL smartphone, maybe a tad faster on the downloads. The applications work great.I just didn't like that I couldn't leave it on and alone for about 20 minutes to go eat or shower, or whatever, and then come back and the computer and the applications were extremely slow-- no kidding, about a 1,000% drop in performance that could only be resolved by restarting the computer. So, all in all, it's good for the price and for what it offers; bad for people who do not sit in front of it all day. That's all.UPDATE: I ended up returning the first, and buying an upgraded i-5 16 RAM. I also returned it. But, I want to say that I had a great experience with the i-5/16RAM. It's by far a superior experience than the cheaper version. It's amazing for what it does. A great work computer. Perfect for distance learning. But it definitely is overpriced. I wish the computer had streaming capabilities, basic ones, because for the same price I could've bought an HP and would've been able to do all the same plus stream gameplay. I didn't have any issues leaving it on alone and coming back to work on it an hour after. Again, for the price and for what it offers, it is expensive, perhaps $200 too expensive. Although I experienced a wonderful work computer, I didn't find it worth keeping because it was just too expensive.