This is the perfect super-portable Linux machine. I can run Dwarf Fortress and Stardew Valley without an issue (at the same time, even). I had some trouble with Wi-Fi drivers installing properly using Manjaro/Arch and gave up before going too far down the rabbit hole. Mint works perfectly using the Xfce edition, and I’ve got i3 windows manager installed next to that and it’s flawless. Drivers seem to work out of the box (with the correct distro at least). Battery life is so good - I’ve never gotten past 50% before my nightly charge.As a point of pride I didn’t even let it boot to Windows before ripping it out and putting Linux on, so I can’t speak to that, but you definitely get a great bang for your buck running dainty Linux vs resource gobbling Windows. Hard drive is big enough that I didn’t feel the need to get a microsd, though there is a port for one. I still have 33 GiB free after the OS and all of my tools.No fans to make noise, no moving parts really which is nice if you like it quiet and clean. Despite this the bottom gets only pleasantly warm but nowhere near hot or uncomfortable with a heavy load. It’s very light at about two pounds, and the size is big enough to not feel cramped while still fitting in practically any bag.There’s plenty of ports despite the small size, and the the inclusion of HDMI is surprising but welcome. The keyboard feels good. The touchpad is fine (though with i3 or similar windows manager I don’t need to use it much). I even got the webcam  and mic to work with out of the box drivers.The screen is very glossy, but the range of brightness is good and so far I haven’t been too bothered by reflections. Everything is plastic to keep it lightweight. It feels well built, not flimsy. I wouldn’t trust it to hold up to rough handling, but I’m not worried about it jostling about in my book bag.Overall I couldn’t be happier with the little guy. It’s exactly what I was looking for, and seems like it’ll serve me for years to come.