If you're in the market for a laptop on the cheaper side that is lightweight, I would recommend this.Right out of the box, I was able to use it, get all the Windows updates, and recently upgraded to Windows 11. All worked seamlessly. It weighs so little, it's great to move around with, and the screen size is good for writing and web browsing. There are two USB ports and I wish there were more, but I've made it work with my thumb drive and a wireless mouse. One of the ports is exceptionally sensitive; the slightest movement of the laptop will cause it to disconnect and reconnect. Surprisingly, I can also play a nearly vanilla version of Sims 4 on this laptop; everything is set to LOW from resolution on, but it's fine for my purposes and enjoyment.But a few minor issues popped up; I had to press the power button a little harder than I thought I should have had to turn it on. Somehow, when connected to the latest Verizon Wi-Fi router, the signal constantly dropped, and I had to reconnect. Wish there was a way to automatically run troubleshooting to reconnect; even though I saved the Wi-Fi settings to the laptop, I had to manually reconnect. I now believe this is a VERIZON-related issue, as I recently traveled with the laptop and Wi-Fi worked fine outside my house. The laptop does get a bit hot, but not unbearably so, and the heat never affects the keyboard.I have not let it fully discharge, but can use it unplugged for several hours. Overall, I'm pleased with the device; it does what I expect it to do for a low price.