Picked one of these up locally for an elderly relative. Screen is very nice, the trackpad is massive, and the specs are more than enough for his needs. There's really only 2 big problems with this laptop: The keyboard is a utter pain if you're need to look at it, the backlight keys are difficult to see, and the hard drive is questionable.  The M2 NVME drive that comes with the stock config is a SK Hynix Manufacture and known to occasionally turn into a brick seemingly at random, i had mine go out on me in less than 4 months after purchase. Luckily, upgrading to a larger m2 is simple, just remove the 6 torx screws on the bottom, pull the back two rubber feet off, and remove the phillips head screws below and the entire rear panel comes off with a plastic pry tool along the seam. Swapping in a replacement is crazy simple, and with the product key being bound to the BIOS, Windows 10 re installs with a minimum of hassle.  Added bonus, i was able to pick up a drive double the size of the stock 256 gig for like 60 bucks.If you know your way around an IFixit kit, and good with touch typing, this laptop is rather decent for your email, web browsing and other basics. Just remember to make external backups regularly!