First off, if you're looking for a chromebook replacement and have lots of time to wait, this *might* work.  If you're trying to do anything more than browse the internet and some light word processing, look to a refurbished machine with at least 2Ghz dual core processor.  If you're looking to run anything more than solitaire for gaming, you'll want a minimum quad (4) core processor and 2.4Ghz.I had this computer for just over 2 hours before returning to Amazon.  Thank god for prime & Khols returns.Power/performance (primary problem with this machine):I purchased this as a modernization replacement for a 10-year old IBM thinkpad.  I didn't realize that it was only a 1.2GHz dual core processor, which is pathetically weak - moreso than many modern phones - and actually less powerful than what I was hoping to replace.  My daughter was trying to play Minecraft Dungeons (not very graphics heavy) on the old machine on minimum settings, which was a slide show.  It was even worse on this one.  Save your money and buy an Asus, Dell, or HP.Even just running basic searches and browsing the file explorer on this computer was slow to respond.  Looking at the bios, they've already pushed the processor as far as it can go (maxed at 1100Mhz) and it's stressing to run Windows 10.Input:I really wanted to like the size of they keyboard, but hit the power button in the top right more than once while going for the backspace and delete keys.  The touchpad is incredibly unresponsive, to the point I just ended up plugging in a mouse.  The keys do have a nice click to them, so it's got that going for it.  The home/end/pgup/pgdown are in a line on the right side of the keyboard which was kind of weird, and there's no number pad (pretty standard for 14" laptops).Screen:It's a nice, sharp screen at 1920x1080 resolution, good contrast, and no dead pixels.  The standard Intel UHD 600 graphics they have in it shares 4GB of RAM with the system, so it's going to struggle with anything using both CPU (system processor) and GPU (graphics) - including any web apps that are video-demanding.Ports:You've only got 2 USB ports, a mini-HDMI for video, a micro SD card reader, and a 3.5mm mic/speaker combo jack, so I'd grab a USB hub if you end up getting this.  Nothing to complain about here, but certainly a USB-C would be nice.  It's got your standard 5GHz wifi and bluetooth connections, so you could take that route as well with peripherals.Form factor:It's pretty, and it's light.  If that's what you're going for, then knock yourself out.Overall, a definite letdown.  Look for something else - I already have.