I bought this because my work primarily uses Google drive and Email for their business, as just a simple system to use. The laptop design itself is pretty cool. I bought a silver version which has a real paper "notebook" for some nice aesthetics. The keyboard layout is really nice, and the key spaces were great for my hands; I'm five feet. I've been using it for a few months now, and it's not really showing any signs of wear either, which most keyboards at this point do. The screen resolution is nice. It's not too sharp to look at, and it seems to have a pretty typical refresh rate which is fine for watching movies, and Netflix.The power of the PC is pretty minimal. It's not going to build a battleship anytime soon, but it's enough to do the basics, (Email, type up documents, etc.). Personally I thought it was short on USB ports. It only has two, and then it has a HDMI out, and that's it. I constantly find myself trying to find another port to plug my stuff into. The power charger is even stranger. It has a pinhole charger (which is completely outside of anything I've ever seen), and it feels incredibly breakable. Surprisingly enough, the laptop can go a couple days of light use without a charge. So battery life is a HUGE plus with this thing.The software for this is TERRIBLE however. You're 100% limited to whatever the google web store allows you to install, so forget about installing that awesome application that you purchased for your MAC or PC and throw it out the window.