15.6″ Laptop Computer Notebook, 4-Core N95 Processor, FHD Display, Backlit Keyboard, Fingerprint, Webcam, Bluetooth, WiFi, Win 11 Pro, 10TB Upgradeable, T152A, 16GB RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, Silver

I am happy with this laptop. I have WIndows 11 Pro running for very low cost.
Only a week into using this, and it is one of 3 computers in my office, so I will update my review if the laptop gives me problems or continues to excel like it has so far. It is light weight and has a beautiful case and nice display. The size seems like it hits that spot between too large to be portable and too small to be useful on my desktop, it’s just right. Display is plenty bright. There is an HDMI port and I have added an external monitor which was effortless. Came with WIndows 11 Pro, which I found surprising at this price point.I primarily run Ubuntu on my other two computers, although one of those is dual boot Ubuntu/Windows. I bought this laptop because my existing Windows PC booted s-l-o-w-l-y from and HDD, and I was having problems trying to clone and boot from SSD to improve speed. I have at least one, possibly more, applications that need Windows. This laptop allowed me to load that Windows application and get back to work and stop the hours of effort into upgrading my previous PC. It boots fast and lets me get right to work. I haven’t tried any seriously intensive applications yet, so I can’t comment with regard to the N95 processor speed for such work. But it runs just great for day to day tasks.Owned for one week, so can’t comment about durability from experience, but I must say that this feels like a solid unit. The keyboard, case, screen, just everything seems well made. I was not expecting this level of quality at this low price point. I haven’t gone portable with it yet, so I also cannot yet comment on battery life.

Nice little laptop for everyday use, battery capacity iffy.
I had a reliable, inexpensive laptop (Chuwi) bought 5 years ago and its slowed down over time as well as started to run out of memory. The specs on this one looked ample enough for my needs and has lived up to it so far. The good news for me specifically is that I can used the old laptop charger on this one and it has the same USB/power connections as my old one. Full size HDMI connector works fine. Since it has a 1TB drive and 16GB of RAM, its a nice upgrade from my 256/8 set-up.The N95 processor will hopefully keep up as other reviews show that its mediocre, though a better processor means more price. I got this one for $279 – pretty good for a Win 11 machine. If you get it, be ready for a bunch of Windows updates initially, as mine has gone through about 6-7 in the past week to get it up to date. Once updated, it seems to run great. It does have a fan in it, so be advised you’ll need to give it some breathing room when using. I have mine propped up on a small frame designed for cooling laptops. Have had no issues with over-heating, though I’ve only had it a few days. The lighted key board is nice and keys are responsive, but honestly, I have the laptop closed most of the time and use an external keyboard and monitor as I use it at my desk. Should be fine for travel or in dark areas, as its relatively lightweight and backlighting is ample. I’ve seen some reviews saying it has an aluminum body, but its not- just ABS shot in silver. Power supply input to laptop is 12VDC. Comes with (2) types of keyboard overlays to prevent stuff from getting in between the keys. So far, so good. The battery capacity is a bit iffy though. You’ll maybe get 4-5 hours without plugging it in. Just leaving it in sleep mode overnight, the battery discharges almost 10%. And that’s without a lot of programs open. I’m not sure if I got the 5000mAh or the 8000mAh battery version though, as I don’t want to take off the bottom panel to find out. 5000mAh is way too small for a laptop – many cell phones use that size.I’m guessing we’ll see more of this type of no-name laptop from China, as it seems to have baseline characteristics of others with subtle differences, I’ve had H-P laptops historically and it seems the differences between the two are starting to become blurred. Unless you have really high-demand application requirements, this should be plenty, and the price is hard to beat. Not sure about customer support for it, however.

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