UPDATE 12-10-23: The battery charging port has failed. I can’t charge the battery unless the connection is just right. I use this laptop for work 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. There are times I need the laptop plugged in charging while I work, but I can’t. This is unacceptable for my purposes. For someone who only needs a laptop for a few hours a day and then set it aside to charge, this one may work well. Cost was $80 to solder a new charging socket onto the motherboard.UPDATE: 10-6-23  I originally gave this laptop 4 stars. As others noted the plastic is thin and flexes. If I'm sitting up in bed sometimes it flexes causing commands to execute, ie, closing Word documents, closing internet browser, and closing video player. Over time, it's proven itself to be too flimsy for my use. I've never had this problem with sturdier laptops.The computer is thin, giving it an Apple Mac look. Being thin there is very little travel when depressing the keys. It means just brushing a key will wind up with the letter being typed.  Many times, you’ll end up typing “thast” instead of “that” and "12" insteasd of "1". Another thing about the shallow key travel, typing with the tip of the fingers is jarring. A lighter tap with the flat of the fingers is more comfortable if you do a lot of work.Buying a computer loaded with Windows 10 wasn’t a problem. At around 30 days Windows Update notified me of an option to update to Windows 11 which I did do. Don’t forget to create a restore point immediately after upgrading to Win 11 because I don’t know if using System Recovery to reinstall the original Win 10 OS will allow an upgrade to Win 11 again.There are only 2 usb ports. They are so close together its necessary to use the slim metal sticks if you're transferring documents from one usb stick to another. ( I guess you could buy a usb hub as another way of coping with the 2 ports.)Other than the shallow keys and the 2 usb ports positioned too close to one another,  there’s been no problem. Originally purchased Nov 18, 2021.