When you hear the phrase "You get what you pay for" it normally has negative connotations, but in this case you get a well built, low budget, everyday PC with some gaming protentional, with just a few trade offs. My daughter asked for a laptop for her birthday, I had an older Alienware laptop I upgraded and gave to her brother to play Minecraft, and she understandably wanted something similar.This shipped super fast during snow and ice storms! Well done Fed Ex!The GoodThe laptop looks nice, feels solid, and is light weight. Upon starting it up I was ready to put an hour or two into cleaning out all the bloatware and loading up the essentials; I was pleasantly surprised to find only 2 programs that needed to be removed(Lenovo something or other, and Mcafee). Boot time is very fast, the wifi is acceptable at this price point, and the gaming performance actually took me off guard. Now its just Minecraft but with a few adjustments in the settings(to optimize) I was getting 90-140 FPS matching the older Alienware laptop which has a 3840qm and a 7970m dedicated graphics card. AMD's APU technology has really come a very long way!The MehhThe screen is lack luster. Although it does give a nice 1920x1080 resolution the color reproductions is not great, its not bad.. but the screen always feels a bit washed out, I did adjust the brightness and a few other settings and cleaned this up quite a bit. The touch pad is... get yourself a mouse.For those of you not Tech Savvy - No drivers were installed at all. Since this is AMD CPU/GPU combo its a very easy fix. You go to AMD's website download Adrenalin and it does all of the work for you, just install and follow the recommended driver installs. This made a HUGE difference in performance.