ASUS - 11.6" Laptop - Intel Celeron - 4GB Memory - 32GB eMMC Flash Memory - Star Gray

This is a great started laptop. It doesn't have much memory or hard drive space but it does what I need it to do like surf the net, get on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and read PDF's for crochet patterns. The ONLY reason I gave this computer 4 stars is that on the 2nd day I had it, the up arrow key flew off when I was at a hotel and I was never able to find it. So I'm without an up arrow key. I bought the extended warranty so I will eventually get it replaced, just don't feel like dealing with the hassle when that's the only thing wrong with it. Also, wanted to mention that I bought 3 of these. I bought 2 at first when they were on sale for $159.99. When I went back to buy another one 3 days later, the price was up to $199.99 and they would not honor the first price. I waited around 3 weeks and saw the price drop and purchased the 3rd one.

This laptop/notebook handles all the daily basic tasks I throw at it. Emails, streaming (video/music), web browsing, etc. Been using it on 10S Mode and it's not terrible other than browsing off of Microsoft Edge instead of upgrading to 10 and downloading Google Chrome. Battery life is pretty impressive around 5-6hrs, screen and brightness are good, also lots of ports. It's an all plastic build but if you're on a budget this is a steal!

This is a great laptop fast an efficient, Best Buy ever. Only issue is the storage sace

Entry level lap. Excellent for kids study. Easy to carry. Good HD

Great for kids in school. Lightweight and good battery life.

Very slow computer even on the Internet. I had a very low budget and it’s performance should be as well as a higher priced computer.

I own a PC repair shop as well as a video production business. I use very powerful computers for most of my work, but I see many advantages in keeping a cheap tiny laptop around to take with me anywhere I go. I upgraded to this from a one-year-old Dell Inspiron 11 with a Celeron N3050, a similar machine with a much bolder color and nearly identical specs. A lot has changed in one year! This laptop has a Celeron N4000 which is a true game-changer in the world of cheap laptops: its single-thread speed is more than double that of the Celeron N3050 from the Dell and its total speed is nearly double, plus it's faster at single-thread processing than the Core i3-3217U in my beloved Asus Vivobook X202E. The built-in GPU should not be underestimated; it won't play the most greedy games of today, but it's got a lot of 3D processing power behind it. This laptop can run Adobe Premiere and can be used to edit 4K 100Mbps 8-bit footage at a 1/8 resolution preview, so a Premiere proxy editing workflow is very doable. It has more USB ports than the Dell Inspiron 11, all 3.0/3.1, with one as the new Type-C connector. Having Wireless-AC in this package is simply amazing. The design is classic Asus: the touchpad is great, the keyboard is a flat Mac-style one that takes a second to get used to but is wonderful and quick once you adjust to it, and the thing just plain looks good. You can drive a 4K TV and the GPU can hardware-decode H.265 HEVC 4K video too! It's obviously no Ryzen 5 or Core i5/i7, but this little budget beast should not be underestimated. Two last tips: buy a 128GB V30-rated microSD card for extra storage since it only has 32GB and if you're handy in an admin command prompt, run "compact /compactos:always" to compress the OS and cd into Program Files and Program Files (x86) and ProgramData and run "compact /c /s /i /f /exe:lzx *" to compress all your program files; this takes full advantage of the fast CPU to further accelerate the 30 MB/sec maximum you get out of he eMMC SSD and frees up a lot of the otherwise insufficient storage. This makes a much bigger difference than you'd think. You're welcome!

So let’s remeber this is not expensive so you can’t have unrealistic excectations here. It’s fast CONSIDERING the price and what it’s designed for daily small tasks easy. Mine was a bit slow during initial setup with updates and reboots be patient once that’s all done it’s awesome honestly what stands out the most is the speakers I’m actually blown away if they were front facing they would be the best I’ve ever heard on laptops and I had beats with hp before. The screen in the only real drawback I don’t see people talking about it in reviews it’s pretty trash viewing angles are worst maybe ever seen and it’s dull and yellow hue the white are alarmost orange and the brightness is just mehhhh butttt remeber this thing is so inexpensive you have to flex somewhere for me this is a huge win because it’s fast enough easy light slim the sound is phenomenal and it hasn’t plenty of connections and ports plus the ability easily stitch to full windows 10 really helps overall asus killed it here I love mine and most will to if you don’t expect lightening speed and can del with a bad screen it’s worth the money hope this helps some people decide :)